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*Your Favorite DJ's Favorite DJ*
140, Bass Music, UKG Producer/DJ 
Pronouns: they/them
https://linktr.ee/wissotamusic
Other projects: @alpinistdnb @eriskimusic @wishfulventure
Part of Sub:Culture 
@bwompster, @shawnwho, @newreign47, @hedawn, @dj-econ, @eonjolt
Releases on:
@nukg247
@projectalloutrecords 
@riddlerrecords
@goodstreetrecords
@opiummixes
@phunkjunkrecords
@culminatepresents
@seminalsounds
Bookings: erikdale@wissotamusic.com

Wissota, often described as an artist ‘born in the wrong country’ hails from the American Midwest, yet their sound rumbles with the unmistakable sound of the UK. They're making waves both stateside and across the pond, with a focus on rave culture and warehouse-rated sounds, infusing their sets with an electrifying energy that ignites dance floors and transports audiences to underground realms.

The core of Wissota's sonic journey reflects a deep appreciation for UK Bass and its ability to bridge genres like Garage, Breaks, Dubstep, Grime, Techno, and UK Funky. Through their eclectic sets and production chops, they seamlessly blend these influences into a cohesive fusion that pushes boundaries and captivates audiences with a deep respect for the old school, while fearlessly pushing the boundaries of what's new and innovative.

Donovan Schmidt is the artist behind one of the Midwests most avant-garde and creatively inspired projects, HeDawn. An experienced DJ with roots in chopped-and-screwed hip-hop, HeDawn has taken the dark and lumbering tones made famous by the late DJ Screw to an extreme and impressive conclusion: an experimental, bass-heavy collage of sounds that resembles no other artist. HeDawn includes audio-visual elements, original production, and highly manipulated bass music to reflect the projects namesake, a sensory-buffet that would appeal to the modern “HeDawnist.” HeDawn continues to push boundaries, striving to create an ever-more-immersive experience that plays with exchanges of energy between artist and community, performer and audience, the self and the other.