My Boy Elroy is the Chicago-based DJ/Beat-Boxer of the world famous Acid Jazz pioneering group and Grammy nominated live act, Liquid Soul. He is also known as the DJ and producer of Digital Tape Machine's first album entitled "Be Here Now" released May of 2013 as well as a strategic follow up four track EP "Omens".

His passion & dedication to his craft along with his unique presentation quickly led him to open for a sold out show at the Riviera (Chicago) for the one and only Massive Attack, which at that same venue fatefully set him to set the stage for a few respected legends like Bonobo, STS9, and the Disco Biscuits.

He has shared the bill with legendary greats of our times such as B.B. King, Stevie Wonder and pioneers of electronic music such as Bonobo, FKJ, RJD2, Beardyman, Derek Carter, Paul Johnson, Ron Carol, Kerri Chandler, Marques Wyatt, Mark Farina, Claude Vonstroke, and playing such festivals as North Coast, Electric Forest, Taste of Randolph, Aura, and so many more!

His DJ styles are a combination of buttery and emotional mixes and productions of Deep and Funky House, Nu Disco, Tech House, and Instrumental Hip-Hop with beat box and scratching spicing it all up bringing you a completely original sound of DJing and musical performance.
With a vast catalog of smooth and eclectic mixes My Boy Elroy has a great deal of his life dedicated to producing original music with releases on Apulia Records, Bulletdodge, Slur, Elevate Tracks, JQM Records, Sea of Sand, and Friction Free.

Combining musical performance with DJing, catch him live or simply enjoy his expansive catalog here on Soundcloud!

pop you can feel. 

Evan Savage is an American songwriter based in Melbourne, Australia. IG: @evansavage

Evan pens heartfelt alt-pop that is both vulnerable and instantly catchy. It’s pop you feel — soft around the edges, heavy in the heart. 

Blending cinematic pop production with raw storytelling, his songs capture the moments that feel too honest to say out loud — late-night confessions, almost-loves, and the quiet spaces between desire and fear.

‘Finding My Way Back’ is Evan Savage’s most honest and self-assured work to date — a four-song alt-pop confession tracing the messy, beautiful moments between finding yourself, losing love, and learning how to feel again.

This is pop for anyone who’s ever replayed a conversation in their head, fallen too fast, or tried to find their way back.

Photographer: Ashtin Paige

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