Joel Morgan - Morph (Brendon Moeller Re - Morph)

	Joel Morgan is a native of Detroit, Michigan and is part of its ever-present music scene. He has cultivated his roots in this community, and continually sharpens his skills as a DJ and producer. He diligently experiments and creates his music with genuine love and talent. Joel is a down-to-earth and no-nonsense kind of guy. His personality, in combination with his background as a life-long drummer and co-creator of the MINTEC record label, gives rise to a compositional sound that is raw, gritty, rugged, and rhythmically-gridlocked—no fluff or excess, yet still dynamic. 
	Joel’s passion is fueled by the richness of Detroit's techno scene, in which he plays an active role. He is a frequent performer in all parts of the city. You can find Joel charted on Beatport, and heavily involved in the Detroit based record label and artist collaboration known as Blank Code.
	Joel is an artist who intentionally and enthusiastically weaves what has become a nourishing network of fans and fellow DJs. His work has steadily matured since starting his music career. Many have watched it continue to unfold and engage a wide audience as Joel has consistently pushed himself to develop a sound that is like no other.

Brendon Moeller is a boundary-pushing producer whose sound is rooted in dub and techno and incorporates subtle undertones of jazz, shoegaze and afrobeat.

Brendon grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa. Throughout his childhood and teenage years, he learned piano and drums, finding particular inspiration in the music of artists such as Fela Kuti, My Bloody Valentine, De La Soul and Kraftwerk.

However, it was not until 1993, when Brendon moved to New York City, that his own individual style began to develop. With NYC as his base, he has worked with several prominent labels and collaborated with artists like Mikey Dread, Speedy J, Mutabaruka and MATRiXXMAN.

With dozens of EPs, singles and albums to his name, Brendon’s love for experimenting with sound has created an endless source of inspiration to continuously self-reflect and advance his music. Brendon is consistently striving to reinvent himself and skillfully influence the dub scene in the process.

“I’m incredibly blessed and fortunate. Without my wife, none of this would be possible.”

I think music in itself is healing. It's an explosive expression of humanity. It's something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we're from, everyone loves music.