Born Dec.14,1990 Selfmade Dolo  grew up on the northside of town with his mother and older brother. At 11 yrs old Selfmade Dolo  started interest in rapping wit influences such as Lil Wayne, Lil Boosie, Webbie, and Gucci Mane coming up in the hip hop industry Selfmade Dolo  felt like since there was nobody from Jacksonville Fl. making any major moves in the hiphop industry it could be a big opportunity for Duval County. Selfmade Dolo  put his group "Get Throw'd Musik Group" together with his long time friend and Manager "David". From 09' til the present time Selfmade Dolo  has been fighting his way to the top dropping a music video for his Hit Single “ Devilz ” which has over 20k views and has been apart of other Entertainment Groups such as LickMoney Entertainment & Grindville Entertainment LLC. but felt it was best to do his own thing with CrossTown Entertainment & Get Throw'd Musik Group. Over time Selfmade Dolo has made a strong name for himself as an ambitious grinding go getter and is notorious for his SnapBack versatility but is a all around  humble outgoing person just trying to get heard by the people so Jacksonville Fl. and other surrounding areas be on the look out for this underground hiphop artist on the rise.
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Subtonik are a collection of three London based DJs and producers uniting for the first time - Howard Atkins, Giles House, Monami. They have been producing music separately for the past ten years exploring different genres and styles as their musical tastes grew and developed.
Their first release, Lunar Industries looks set for success in 2011 and tips its hat to a lush bubbling progressive style. A number of other projects are well underway with a good mix of sound.

Influences are diverse and represent three overlapping and yet very different tastes in music. Artists from Underworld with their rich warm sound to James Zabiela and his unique style taking in others along the way from past to present including Laurent Garnier, Sasha, Steve Angello, Maya Jane Coles, Jamie Jones, LTJ Bukem.

A brief history of Howard, Giles and Monami:

Howard's early work was mainly dark and techy drum n bass tunes which often challenged the conventional, pushed the drum n bass boundaries and blurred them with a grimey garage flavour.
Giles started composing and producing when he was at school and produced some minimalistic electronica and some generally weird rubbish. Having left school for Southampton Uni in 2000 he started DJing and was soon a well known figure on the UK Garage scene and this meant the end of his producing.
The scene was short-lived and it was when he met up with his old friend Monami that they started playing funky and latin house together at some of London's biggest clubs. After a few years of DJing House music in Soulfulblend, Giles was inspired to start up his own music again and linked up with Howard who had become an extremely skilful producer. His experience and knowledge helped fuel Giles's refound interest.
Monami had also steadily been plying his trade and was himself a renowned UK Garage and 2step DJ but his passion for funky and latin house took over. With a highly succesful DJ career behind him having graced Ministry of Sound, Pacha and Egg to name but a few, Monami was now busy working away with his own productions and teamed up with an MC to remix Pain Relief by LJ. This received huge underground acclaim and paved the way for his next project. A remix of a Hipslinky tune.
Monami started working on this and his early demos received overwhelming support. It was at this point that the three friends decided to unify their work as Subtonik.
With three very different musical backgrounds and styles, Subtonik looks set to be an ever evolving sound with routes in many genres and influences from many styles. Watch this space for an exciting 2011.


With a career spanning over four decades, that began in what many consider to be the most important and influential club of its generation, Fac 51 The Haçienda, and continues with his residency for the award winning I Love Acid club night, few of today’s DJs can boast a pedigree like Jon Dasilva. 

Considered to be Haçienda’s most singular resident DJ, Jon Dasilva was fresh to the scene in '87, finding DJ inspiration in the House and Disco DJs of deepest New York and Chicago, amidst a sea of influences, from Bowie to Dub Reggae to Kosmische Musik to Disco. His broad musical tastes and ability to work so many genres into proper dance floor action mark Dasilva out as a next level DJ. 

His greatest legacy from that period, alongside championing the early Chicago and Detroit sound, was his imaginative take on the idea of the DJ set. Not content with simply mixing one track into another, Dasilva wove a cappella and sound effects into a broad selection of House, Acid, Disco, Techno and even Brazilian Batucada, intuitively mixing in key, building a set dynamic that until then was rarely heard on UK shores.

A lesser known side of his influence was Jon’s inspired warm-up sets at the Haçienda. This was Dasilva's first experience of playing in such a major club, and realising the potential to have fun in the first hour or more of the night, he went about mixing up Dub Reggae, Latin, Disco and Post Punk oddities, interspersed with BBC sound effects. Word spread and soon these mixes would become the inspiration for another set of DJs, who later went on to form the backbone of the soon-to-emerge Balearic DJ scene, as well as artists like the The Chemical Brothers, The New Fast Automatic Daffodils, Matthew Herbert, The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays and many more. 
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Jon still retains a freshness of approach, and this can be heard in his recent DJ mixes. His penchant for the varied shades of acid, techno and house, as well as his keen nose for sniffing out the most interesting modern producers, are evident.
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More recently, Dasilva has forged an ongoing relationship with the London club night, I Love Acid and the club’s promoters, Posthuman, regularly doing back-to-back DJ sets with Posthuman. I Love Acid won the Best Club Event in DJ Magazine’s ‘Best Of British’ 2019.

other releases from LHH (ITunes/Beatport/Traxsource/Amazon).....
http://www.traxsource.com/title/302505/its-so-good-21st-birthday 
http://www.traxsource.com/title/227490/what-i-feel 
http://www.traxsource.com/title/216830/holding-on 
http://www.traxsource.com/title/203412/deeper 
http://www.traxsource.com/title/191365/baby-its-you-ep 
http://www.traxsource.com/title/146438/i-feel-it-ep

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