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Kisean Anderson, best known by the stage name Sean Kingston, is a Jamaican-American reggae fusion rapper and songwriter. Known for his dark lyrics, Kingston won the 2007 MOBO award for Best Reggae Act and a Teen Choice award for Best R&B track. Born in Florida, Kingston grew up in Jamaica with his grandfather, reggae producer Lawrence “Jack Ruby” Lindo. In 2007 at the age of 17, Kingston was discovered on Myspace by Tommy Rotem, of Britney Spears and 50 Cent fame, who signed Kingston with Beluga Heights Records. In a joint venture between Sony, Epic Records and Koch Records, Kingston released his first single, “Beautiful Girl”. It was an instant success, reaching number one on Billboard’s Hot 100 and topping international charts. His next single, “Me Love”, released at number one in Australia. Later that same year, Kingston toured with Gwen Stefani and Beyoncé as an opening act. The collection of singles was released as his self-titled first album later that year. In 2009, Kingston released his second album, “Tomorrow” with Lady Gaga, produced by RedOne. The single “Fire Burning” debuted at #5 on Billboard while “Face Drop” climbed to #61. In 2010, he joined the UK group Sugarbabies to record “Miss Everything” and was featured on Bow Wow’s single “For My Hood”. Over the next two years, Kingston released multiple singles featuring guest appearances from T-Pain, Nicki Minaj, Kanye West, Akon and Dr. Dre. He appeared on Justin Bieber’s single “Eenie Meenie” and his cover of “Pretty Boy Swag” and “Billionaire”. In 2011, Kingston released his free online mixtape “Kings of Kong” which featured Akon, Soulja Boy and Justin Bieber. His most recent album, 2012’s “Back 2 Life”, peaked at number 33 on the R&B Album charts and #52 on Billboard’s Hot 100. The single “Beat It” with Chris Brown and Wiz Khalifa reach number 17 on Hot R&B charts.

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Since finding a love for 4x4 from growing through the UKG era, Lance Morgan has enjoyed a meteoric rise within the UK Underground scene. Lance began to harness his skills and increase his understanding of the music which developed his ability to consistently deliver hard-edge, bass driven grooves was quickly noticed as he began filling dance floors across London earning regular guest slots on Rinse FM & Kiss FM.

Fuelled by sheer determination, Lance pushed himself to create an environment that allowed ravers to feel free whilst letting loose to the four to the floor bass lines he craved to play. This resulted in the launch of his ever popular brand Frequency. With his reputation gaining popularity with its bass driven music policy, Lance took the Frequency Brand across the country showcasing acts such as Dirty Channels, Matt Fear, Kreature, Clouded Judgemnt & Many more. He also programmed a stage at UK festival Outbreak in 2014 as well as finding Frequency a home with a Bi-monthly residency at Warehouse London. Lance has fulfilled a busy booking schedule including gigs at Sankeys Ibiza, Ministry of Sound & events all over the UK and Europe.

Parallel to his DJ’ing, Lance spends an unprecedented amount of time in the studio. His 1st release came in May 2013, a co-production with Storm Productions released on Audio Rehab “When The Night Falls” and got a huge response. Lance released further material on plus recordings, House Entertainment, Shadow Music and also had time to do an Official Remix of the Smash hit “Adorn” by Miguel for Sony RCA Records. Lance has spent the majority of 2014 in the studio perfecting his sound creating music, ready for release in 2015.

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> Owner: @depthofmysoul

> Labels: Depth of My Soul | Courtesy of Balance | Love & Loops | Inthebooth | King Street | Restless Soul

> Bio: Berlin-based Nat Wendell, a seasoned DJ and producer with a profound connection to his core sound, is one of house music’s true exponents. 

Uniquely his, Nat has left an indelible mark on a world of electronic music so often bereft of the essence of groove—the same groove that now regularly sparks the dynamic atmosphere of venues like Berghain/Panorama Bar and Heideglühen in Berlin. His mission, since 1998, has been the same: to captivate audiences with his unmistakable sense of swing. 

His musical upbringing in the melting pot of cultures that is London has been the catalyst for his sonic identity, and his very first record purchase, "Snap - The Power," proved to be a powerful harbinger of things to come.  Immersed in the diverse Caribbean culture, with its roots in gospel, dancehall and soul, he developed a keen appreciation for the rhythmic intricacies of records. The influence of London's soundsystem culture is evident in his signature garage groove, though so too is the pulse of New York's 90’s house culture—from its intricate tempo to its powerful soul.

A move to Berlin in the 2010s saw releases on essential labels like Courtesy of Balance, thisisnegentropy, King Street Sounds, as well as his very own Depths of My Soul. His output has kept up pace with his gigs, and so too has his sound: on the dancefloor, Nat’s penchant for snapping grooves and desire to connect with the audience on a deeper level become an invitation to embrace the moment, surrender to the rhythm, and experience the magic of the dancefloor.

Nat Wendell continues to evolve into a maestro of sound, crafting a unique sonic journey that is deep, soulful, and undeniably groovy. That his music is now taking him worldwide, from the celebrated Fusion Festival to the hallowed floors of his very own inspiration, New York City, is a testament to the fact that his sense of swing has, and will, withstand the test of time.

International House DJ, Producer, Radio personality, Tastemaker and label boss just about sums up DJ Pioneer. A DJ since the age of 17, Pioneer’s passion for music hasn’t changed one bit as his career becomes more successful. His unique mixing ability and handpicked selection is renowned for providing an electric vibe for clubbers and radio listeners across the World. 

Originally influenced by the sound system culture and then jungle music, Pioneer started collecting vinyl whilst at school before he owned a pair of decks. He is no stranger to House and Garage music. Up until 2008, Pioneer had played on several giant Pirate Radio stations including Pure Magic, London Underground, Y2K and Déjà Vu FM. Playing at legendary events such as Pure Silk, Exposure, Sun City and Pure Old Skool to name a few. Pioneer also worked at the ‘Wired for Sound’ record store in his hometown Hackney from 2001 until its closure in 2009. This helped him to understand and appreciate other genres of music more and inspire his taste for new sounds. 

Amongst others, Pioneer was responsible for bringing a new genre to the streets in 2006. UK Funky was emerging, influenced by the Soulful, Funky House and broken beats that Pioneer was playing at the time. His hard work and ever popular club sets and had not gone unnoticed and in 2008, Pioneer progressed to legal radio and joined Kiss FM. In 2009, Ministry of Sound released the compilation ‘The Sound of UK Funky’ mixed by DJ Pioneer. Pioneer featured tracks from Robin S, Ultra Nate, Crazy Cousinz and more. This received great feedback and allowed Pioneer to feature some of the tracks he was responsible for breaking into the scene. In 2010, Pioneer began producing and made his debut with a Funky House track titled ‘Stronger’ featuring Egypt which received great support from the underground, mainstream radio and Sky TV and was also performed at the London Fashion Week.  

Pioneer is now into his 7th year on the UK’s leading dance radio station, Kiss FM. In this, time, he’s championed and played tracks which have eventually progressed onto commercial radio playlists with acts such as MK, Rudimental, Dennis Ferrer, Roska, Donaeo, Kenny Dope, Black Coffee and more recently the chart topping Storm Queen

Pioneer launched his record label in 2012, SOTU (Sounds Of The Underground) Recordings. With 12 releases to date and loads in the pipeline, the label is already proving to be success as it represents the sound of the UK club scene genres from Underground House to Bass and is home to some of the finest up and coming producers. DJ Pioneer has also remixed tracks for world famous Universal Records and has also had one of his remixes signed by Puma for their Cobra Golf advertising campaign and the ‘Cobra Golf Orange Out’ iPhone app. Pioneer’s latest single ‘Circles’ stayed at no1 in the Maltese PRS charts for 3 weeks in November 2014.

Pioneer continues to headline countless clubs up and down UK and also plays at major festivals such as HD (High Definition) and made his debut at the Isle Of Wight Festival in 2014 where he played to over 75000 people on the main stage.

Internationally, Pioneer plays regularly in Ibiza, Amsterdam, Dubai, Barcelona, Marbella, Egypt, Ayia Napa, Faliraki, Kos, Kavos, Jamaica, Mallorca, The Gambia and Northern Cyprus.

Listen to DJ Pioneer every Thursday night on Kiss FM from 1-2am, online at kissfmuk.com or via DAB.

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Twitter: @djpioneer
Instagram: @djpioneer	




Brasstooth has been in the music industry for a good few years. He started off playing bass for a band called 'Kuro' which was made up of a group of school friends. The band was approached by Colin Barlow, of Polygram Music, who offered them a publishing deal.  At the same time 'Kuro' were also demoing records at Island Records with the A&R scout Darcus Bees, who invited Brasstooth and his band into the studio.
Around this time Brasstooth was dumped by his band.  Polygram Music was only interested in the rest of the band and the singer, and this is where Brasstooth's solo career began.
At this point in Brasstooth's career, hearing that the prince’s trust could give you a grant of £500 if you met the criteria, Brasstooth applied. He was over the moon when Croydon Council / The Princes Trust accepted his application and gave him a grant. This enabled him to buy an Atari computer, which at the time was the industry standard computer to make music at the time.
Brasstooth met, and started working with, Darius Keeler (Now of 'Archive') of 'Generside 2', who is credited for making the first ever jungle record, 'Narra-Minds', on which Brasstooth played keyboard. This led to Brasstooth releasing a record on HUMM records with Darius.
Interest was being shown by Benny Medina at Warner Music US.  Advances were paid for an album, but due to financial disputes, Benny refused to deal with HUM Records. After parting company with HUM Records, Brasstooth met Steve Mac, of Passion Music, and recorded lead vocals (rap) for Steve Mac’s group 'Gem for Gem'. This was also around the time that warehouse parties were springing up all over the country.  After going to a lot of these types of parties/ raves, Brasstooth found himself exposed to American underground house and garage music.
The year is now 1995 and Brasstooth is going to the Sunday scene, morning house breakfast clubs like 'The Frog and Nightgown', which subsequently had a major influence on his musical creativity. 
He went back to college and studied a BTEC in 'Popular Music', which was passed with Distinction. It was here that the name 'Brasstooth' was born, and the first 'Brasstooth' production created. 
The track was called 'I Cant Quite Understand'. Every record label he approached turned down 'I Cant Quite Understand'. With no other option, Brasstooth set up Well Built Records, and in a short space of time had learned how to master, manufacture and distribute his own records. 
The record went on to become a garage classic, and sold in excess of 18,000 copies. 

Brasstooth continued to release his own records, whilst studying at Westminster University on their fledgling Commercial Music Degree. It was at university that Brasstooth met the singer of his most successful track to date, 'Celebrate Life'.
The song was originally recorded as a project for an assignment. After pressing the record and selling it via an underground network of shops, Andy Ward at Choice FM in Birmingham started supporting the record. 
It was here in Birmingham that the record gained massive support, leading to the 'Dreem Team' seeing the appeal and supporting the track, which was to become a massive UK Garage Anthem, selling in excess of 30,000. 
The majority of records were sold by Brasstooth himself from the back of his car, direct to shops in Greater London, Birmingham, Manchester, Brighton, and the south coast. While 'Celebrate Life' was becoming a massive anthem, Brasstooth recorded his first version of 'Pleasure'. 
Pleasure' blew up straight away with sales of 25,000 units. This led to a deal being signed with Warner Music. Just as the first release for Warner Music was being arranged, a change of senior management led to a review whereby all urban artists (Brasstooth included) were released from their contracts.
At this point Brasstooth started dj-ing at First Leisure, Brannigan’s, and Laminar's mainstream nights.  He did this for about 5 years, with residencies up and down the country.  During this period Brasstooth noticed that music was changing, and that his taste in music was also changing.  Being exposed to the big main room sound had a massive influence again on his sound.  
It was at this point that Brasstooth took a back seat from music, trying to create and perfect his new sound. After years of refining, the passion he once had has returned with a vengeance.  He has started to throw himself into music productions again after finding the unique sound he was looking for. This has led him to revisiting his record 'Pleasure'.
For Brasstooth’s new sound to work, he has Re-vocalized Pleasure with a new singer.
Pushing the boundaries once again, Brasstooth has found the balance that is uniquely Brasstooth.  
His sound is very familiar; something like you have heard before, but at the same time, very unique.
There are a plethora of music productions that will be released in the very near future.
The passion is back, the love has returned and the music will speak for itself.
Pleasure 2014 (Original)



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