Toronto based blogger and occasional producer.

Some inspirations to name a few include Zedd, Madeon, Porter Robinson, CHANGE,  and many more.



Life isn't always what it seems.
Meditati sunt. Creare. Elevare.
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Daniel Wagner Cash aka Northend was born into music. His cousins are musicians. His uncles are musicians. His mother isn’t a musician; but she may as well be. His father, Peter Cash, rhythm guitarist, singer, and songwriter for Juno Award winning band, Skydiggers; is a musician. His Grandmother, who attempted to teach him piano, is a musician. It is in his tree.

Spending his life surrounded by bands and instruments, Northend was waiting for his turn to take the reigns. At 17, a friend introduced him to electronic music through tracks like “In My Memory” and “Adagio For Strings” by Tiesto. This introduction was the catalyst for Northend. He had discovered a way to express his love for music in a whole new spectrum; it was unfamiliar territory.

At 21, Northend moved from Toronto, Canada, to London, UK, in an effort to immerse himself in the rich culture of electronic music that the city had to offer. Spending a year in a small room equipped with a laptop and headphones, he began developing his sound of melodic builds and massive drops.

In 2012, Northend signed with Provoke and released his first 2 singles ‘Keep It Down’ and ‘Tabu’; which both saw significant chart rankings on Beatport. Along with releases, Northend began filling support slots for the likes of Chris Lake, Michael Woods, Thomas Gold, Deniz Koyu, and Robbie Rivera. October 2012 saw Northend commence on a 10 date Canadian Tour alongside Chris Lake, Michael Woods, and TJR.

In 2013, along with supporting TJR on his Canadian ‘Ode to Eh’ Tour, Northend released ‘Reverence’, a collaboration with fellow Canadian producer Stereotronique, and ‘You & Me feat. Lincoln Blache’ with Jed Harper. Having released 2 collaborations that both focused on uplifting vocal melodies, it was time for him to switch gears and focus on dance floor destruction. In July 2013, Northend released ‘Legion’, a straight-to-the‐point electro house/hardstyle hybrid. ‘Legion’ saw major support across the board from DJs, Radio, and continues to gain significant chart positions. Forthcoming releases include a single on Michael Woods’ Diffused label, Northend’s first solo full vocal production ‘Connected’, and the highly anticipated remix of Chris Ramos’ ‘Love In Your Eyes’.


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After much success with his previous moniker, Stupid Fresh, producer Chris Elliot started his his solo project "Nom De Strip" in 2009. Chris has since gone on to release many underground hits, and more recently has put out two acclaimed EP's - Clouds EP Vol 1 and Vol 2 - as well as an official remix of Tommy Trash’s ‘Monkey See Monkey Do’. All these tracks finding their natural home on deadmau5's highly successful mau5trap label imprint.

Nom has been hailed as one to watch by industry heavyweights such as deadmau5, Tiesto, Swedish House Mafia, Wolfgang Gartner, Tommy Trash, Dada Life and Dirty South. The producer was greeted with massive support from deadmau5 in 2012, leading to a string of remixes under the mau5trap label. Recent key tracks include ‘The Nothing’, 'Swagnum P.I.', and a remix of mau5's ‘Channel 42', both tracks having a meteoric impact online.

In 2013, he signed an exclusive deal with Chris Lake’s Rising Music label. With his forthcoming and eagerly anticipated collaboration with Hatiras called “Nippleodeon” as well as collabs with Chris Lake, TJR, and Nezzo to name a few, Nom De Strip is no doubt one to watch.

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