Born in 79, fell in love with the 80’s, came of age in the 90’s. First CD was Ultrasonic, ‘Techno Junkies’. The paradox being, i’m now a fully fledged Techno Junky in my 40’s having surfed the electronic underground staircase through the last 3 decades. Discovered Drumcode Techno, Adam Beyer and the rest of the DC family, at a time when I needed something massive and meaningful in my life. Along with the another passion of mine, The Sopranos,  I was captivated with the DC scene and it became a lifestyle choice. Travelled near and far all over the globe going to raves and events with the standouts being Drumcode Festival Amsterdam 2019, Timewarp Mannheim 2018, Timewarp NY 2019 and Junction 2 London 2017. As much as I love DC and everything it stands for, I love all good techno whatever the genre or artist/label. 
I wrote and performed my first and only track to date ‘Fake the News’ under the alias RedChap, produced by TSO Project 9. Self-labelled the genre ‘Indo’ as I believe there are Indie and Techno vibes merging together. Would love to write and perform again if the inspiration arises but would also love somebody to potentially remix ‘Fake the News’ with a techno twist.

DJ / Electronic Music Production duo from Fife/Edinburgh.
First single '1:30am Again' out now on People In The Sky Records.

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Isotones are a 5 piece all originals band from Motherwell, North Lanarkshire.

Twitter: @Isotones
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Sun-soaked pop with a hint of guitar twang, a dash of two-step and oozing personality, Deni Smith is taking the Fife singer-songwriter scene by storm.
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After a smashing festival debut at Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival in August 2016, Deni released her debut single "Bring Back the Sun", championing a sold out Single Launch Party in her hometown of Dunfermline. The single received many rave reviews and national radio airtime from the likes of Castle FM, North Highland Radio, Amazing Radio and Vinyl Noise (www.viynlnoise.co.uk).
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Following her move to Glasgow, Deni toured with Hit the Road, headlining PJ Molloys, Dunfermline and also visiting the Stove, Dumfries and Oran Mor, Glasgow. She also spent time songwriting alongside Ross Leighton (Fatherson). 
 
Deni ended 2016 with a hot feature in The Scotsman's Artist of the Week column.
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2017 started with a bang for Deni as she played the legendary Celtic Connections Festival to an audience at full capacity. Later in the year, Deni walked away from the Dunfermline Press Community Champion Awards as the winner of the Live Music Award.
 
Deni plans to return to the studio to prepare for her next release after a busy festival period.

John Carpenter has an ear for the world. He's a listener, artist, and composer who has played, toured, and written music for over 20 years. John grew up in New England and works in New York. While pedal steel grabbed his heart, he plays many instruments and loves the symphony of mixing sound. John has a film studies degree from Emerson College in Boston and has worked on documentaries like Alexander Hamilton for Middlemarch Films; The Ride directed by Meredith Danluck, which premiered at MOMA; and Art Hard about artist, Jim Deneven shot in Siberia on Lake Baikal. John's soundtracks pay homage to his name: Carpenter. He crafts melodies.

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