I work in the framework of Drumfunk focusing on timbre and processing of samples. In 2008 I started Pinecone Moonshine: a label for Drum and Bass and Ambient music with limited runs of vinyl.


Since 2006, Magenta has been making a name for herself as a DJ in NYC and beyond with her knowledge and love of music and dnb culture.

Alexandre Marc aka aM22 aka Spinfantastic(Alexandre Marc Baumeige) is an Electro Hip House Music producer who enjoys vocalizing in his music telling stories of his experiences. 

He has produced electronica since 1999. His love and passion for trance, house & hip hop started in the the mid 80s as young boy. As an affluent young Web Programmer in the mid 90s, Alexandre was able to afford himself cutting edge music production & DJ equipment to begin his career. 

His first recording was called 'Alexandre's Love' and is featured one of his albums. He found he has a natural skill for evolving, composing and mastering music. He also found it to be a very passionate, rewarding and fun way to spend time. 

His early productions were very underground biased with a heavy influence from the Miami & South Florida Rave scene from 1994 to 2002. 

In 2002, his work a voice recognition programmer/engineer led him to Chicago. This move changed Alexandre at the core, opening him up to Pop and Hip Hop culture again - it was the Eminem era. He took influence to this, combining his music and experiences with fast cars, deep pockets and beautiful women. Although one woman stood out who caused a heartbeark - she inspired a lot the music in the early to mid 2000s. 

In 2008, Alexandre moved back to South Florida and created a multitude of Musical, Visual and Light Productions under the name Spinfantastic. His productions were recognized and inducted into Ultra Music Festival, Dayglow / Life In Color and other large festivals & events. Alexandre continued to produce music inspired by these great moments.

In 2017, Alexandre released his music on his birthday of August 31.

A tag team duo locally sourced from Columbus, Ohio, foi oi oi and What the Bleep are two selectors spicing up the dance.  With their roots marinated in the jungle, their flavor includes a spread of multi-cultural bass-heavy genres. They energetically work turntables while rapidly adventuring through a palette of sounds. The menu today includes a cornucopia of rhythm— bass notes smoked slow and low until tender, a side of chopped breakbeats curried with an herb garnish, finished off with rich vocals. The aim of the "foibleep experience" is to serve a full-bodied blend of organic beats and positive vibes by using only the finest ingredients.

Since 2004, foi oi oi and What the Bleep have jointly attended Movement (aka the Detroit Electronic Music Festival), spreading their music as "brothers". In honor of that tradition, they annually release the groundbreaking mixtape “Feelings for Detroit”, a mix widely-popular for its multiplicity of sounds and technical mixing. The mix has become the duo’s most treasured creation, from the fluid "Top Mix of 2012" (RaggaJungle.biz) Volume 6: Water Sound to the 54-track dancefloor-focused Volume 7: Conquering Dandelion to Volume 8: Under Mi Sensei in a kung-fu style.

Around the world in 44 tracks, Feelings for Detroit Volume 9: Number One encapsulates and unites the many rhythms of our Earth. The story begins with two children hammering away at a xylophone in an open field, creating their orchestral masterpiece. Their percussive patterns evolve, just as the foreseen world, from the natural to the digital and fly you through the Ivory Coast, Australia, Detroit, UK, Argentina, South Africa, Brazil, Ghana, Israel, Jamaica, India, Outer Space, Da Club, Japan, and Cuba. Let foibleep show you the world, from wonder to wonder; over, sideways, and under, on a multi-culti journey.

I over indulge. I drink too much. i eat unhealthy garbage. i dont take care of myself. 
In hindsight, i could have done a lot of things differently...could have acted like someone else. 
But here we are..
And as every day passes, we die a little more. 
Not just i...but we....
Its that train of undaunting realism that has plagued me for so long now. 
And as you can all see...i dont give a damn about anythhing, anymore.

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