Born 1992 in his mother. kind of knew her son "Armani OD" was going to pursue music. Many people told him growing up that it is only a dream. With having a single mother working hard to feed her children Armani wanted to show his mother that he can return the favor.So he start doing little talent shows. Listening to more music that appealed to him. At the age of 10 he was a winner of a big contest that change his way towards music.He won his mother tickets to a show to see a great comedian, by the name of Steve harvey. He then approached by a A&R but his mother felt he was not ready. So now that he knew what he wanted to achieve he got help from one of his closest friends "Reginald Coleman" taught him to write bars, and put emphasis into his verses. Armani OD begin to grow deeper into the music. At the age of 13 and 14 he begin writing songs.Prior to this is father "Terry Maurice Williams" passed away in april 2008 due to serious illness and run ends with the streets. Thats when Armani OD follow his father foot steps and start hustlin to get money to get studio time. Times were hard for him. If it was not for Reginald coleman giving him the teachings of writing bars Armani od will be less self confident in his music. Then in 2010 reginald coleman passed away. With No one to teach him right from wrong he had to learn it the hard way. So it was for Armani OD to adapted to the things that were happing.  When he turn 16 he had a dream that both father and Step father told him " Remain Strong my son , and do what you know is right" So he went to music!

In a career spanning over a decade, Tolu Okeowo has established himself as an ace producer whose music has inspired countless other musicians while creating a body of work that spans the genres of gospel, R&B, hip hop, jazz, high life and world music.

Tolu began to play the piano at the age of 4 as an influence of his father who was a renowned Music Connoisseur. What began as a pastime soon became a lifestyle. Growing up, Tolu was tremendously inspired by the music of Bob James & Earl Klugh and with the passage of time, he fell in line with a wide plethora of styles. Before he had finished high school, Tolu had produced music albums for several artistes, a trend which has continued till date putting to book a large number of Music Albums, Movie scores and Stage Productions.

In 2009, Tolu put together a project to showcase a selection of international recording artistes in an album titled ‘A Perfect Progression’. The songs in this album take you through a journey describing the search for God and the discovery of His love. The musical content is a fusion of remarkable orchestral arrangements with contemporary R&B, maintaining an appeal to all age groups with an inclusion of Soul and Jazz. The Artists in this album include Mike Aremu, Otty ‘Revolution’ Warman, Michelle Marbie Davies, Chibs Onuzo & many more.

Whilst researching towards a PhD in Law, Tolu has continued to make his mark in music production in the United Kingdom & beyond. When asked if he’s leaving Law for music, he’s quick to smile and say “…I’m not a lawyer turned musician, I’m a lawyer who’s also a musician.” 

Audio Playground is a Canadian band formed in June 2009 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The group consists of Canadian producers Rubix & DSL and vocalist Anthony Gitto. In 2012, they opened a studio and established themselves in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Audio Playground releases its songs simultaneously in various formats and versions in a unique formula targetting diverse genres, including pop, dance, electro, hard house, Latin hip‐hop and urban, cooperating with many DJs, producers and performers. They also work on utilizing various languages- mostly French and Spanish, to maximize the reach of their audience worldwide.
 
Audio Playground is known to use the abbreviation and letters "AP" as well as their signature audio slogan "AP Let's go!" in their graphics, imagery and most of their vocal recordings.
 
Their debut single "(A Little) Respect" was a remake of British synthpop duo Erasure. Its EP included several versions including a mainstream radio-friendly ballad: It topped the Canadian charts for several weeks. The same formula was followed for their next hit titled "Shadows" which peaked at #77 on the USA Billboard digital song sales charts and got the band a new fanbase in Europe.
 
In September 2011, Audio Playground released "Famous" featuring Canadian rapper Kardinal Offishall. The single was cerified Canadian gold in June 2012; it peaked at #10 on the USA Billboard dance charts.
 
In October 2012, the hit "Emergency", a collaboration featuring Snoop Dogg was released peaking at #31 at top40 airplay in Canada. In the United States, "Emergency" reached #56 on the chr/top40 airplay charts and #13 on the US Billboard dance charts .
 

The band is preparing its first studio album in 2013.  Gett ready for more Audio Playground!


“Where words fail, music speaks”. DJs Gerald Thomas and LuVitt could not be more in tune with this and have practically made it their mantra. This lively duo knows that at the end of the night, it’s not where they are from, when they met, or what genre they are that people remember, but rather the vibe and energy that they give off and the way it transforms whatever venue they are playing for. Anyone who has graced the dance floor at Lit Ultrabar, where they hold a residency, can attest that their love of four to the floor beats and their appreciation of a range of genres from tech house to progressive electro combine to take those dancing on a journey to musical euphoria. They take this energy with them wherever they play, whether an open-air day party or dark after hours club, by never planning a set but rather by feeding off of the crowd, the venue, and what they feel inspired to play at that given moment. Gerald Thomas and LuVitt play off of each other as the set progresses and this combination of spontaneity mixed with how in tune they are musically allows every time they play to be an experience in its own. This range and understanding of what truly makes the dance floor thrive is evident in their productions, which range from more vocal tracks such as “The End Feat. Alex Armes” to hard-hitting big-room tracks like “Rock It Steady”. 

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