For Bookings and features: alexorenmgmt@gmail.com

St. Louis native Alex Oren provides alternative R&B vocals over intense 808 Trap beats to form modern soul music. He produces, writes, and engineers all of his music to create ballads of emotion and passionate vocals. Alex has been featured on both Spotify’s playlist Fresh Finds, Lyrical Lemonade, and Shoutout LA. He is influenced by R&B artists and fellow collaboratives such as Lani Rose, Cezur III, and Nike Turbo. His song Monday, Dec 14th, has over 30k streams on Spotify alone and a music video directed by critically acclaimed videographer Keaton Jones. His passion for contemporary music and pristine guitar skills are setting him up to become the next superstar from the midwest. Alex Is in the process of rolling out his new EP “1-800-NOT-THE1” and his Debut Album in 2022

Just a place to put sounds I find and sounds I make

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spaven.music@gmail.com

Spaven is a rising drum and bass DJ and producer who has just set out on his journey in the music industry. Based in the North of the United Kingdom, he has supported the likes of Kanine, Holy Goof, Gentleman’s Club, Upgrade and Tsuki.

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He has been hard at work over the past year, putting together a catalog of music. Spaven’s debut single “Wait” was released in March 2023. Since then he has gifted us with an array of bootlegs, including his flip of Fred Again’s track “Danielle” and Tinie Tempah’s “Pass out”. He is heavily influenced by the likes of Tsuki, Kanine and AC-13 and this is definitely reflected in his production and his fast paced, energetic mixing style.

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Spaven has racked up hundreds of thousands streams on his SoundCloud mixes, including one with 420K streams, impressive numbers for an artist so incredibly new to the scene. Soon we will see Spaven drop an explosive guest mix for the Riot Records Mix Series. 

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The future is bright for Spaven; he has two melodic collaborations with Georgie Riot set for release this year on Riot Records and DNB Allstars, as well as a cheeky bootleg of Unknown T’s “Homerton B”.

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