Craig David - Fill Me In (Nino Blink's Bounce House Bootleg)

Scottish DJ/Producer Nino Blink started out by launching his BLINK parties in the legendary Club 69, and quickly earned the respect of clubbers on the local music scene by booking some of the best and most in demand international DJ's while still supporting homegrown talent. This led to being booked for clubs and festivals in cities beyond his local scene in Germany, Hungary, and Argentina amongst others. Some of the artists he has featured alongside include headline acts such as Gary Beck, Reset Robot, Joran van Pol, Mark Broom, Yousef, Ivan Smagghe, and Fergie.

After starting to get into production he was granted permission to remix Gary Beck's "Yes!" and gained recognition from Slam, Meat Katie, and Loco & Jam for his efforts. His remix of "Give Up The Ghost" featured on Frequenza's sister label, which hosts names like Maetrik, Umek, Popof, Julien Jeweil and Laurent Garnier. He would later go on to launch the label Creepy Finger Records with childhood friend Terry Whyte with the labels first release reaching number 1 in the Beatport charts and then consistently charting ever since.  

Nino has spent the last few years honing his sound in the studio and during this time his tracks have been remixed by, and has remixed for: Jon Gurd, James Harcourt, Miro Pajic, Moog Conspiracy, Andy Martin, and Gabriel & Javier Ferreira. His tracks have been played by some of the World's top artists including Richie Hawtin, Troy Pierce, Joran van Pol, and Terry Francis in clubs and festivals such as Space, Fabric, Sonar, Awakenings, and many others.

Vanan M’s interest in DJing started when he was 14, after being inspired by Nu-Metal Band DJs such as Linkin Park’s Mr.Hahn and Limp Bizkit’s DJ Lethal. Soon after, he bought his first pair of Technics 1200 and started playing at house parties. This eventually led him to becoming a resident DJ at a live music venue playing in-between the live bands. 

During his trip to London back in 2010. He spent a lot of time at record stores. This was when he was first introduced to house music. When he returned to Singapore, he started working at KuDeTa and this was where he met the DJs who influenced his sounds further. Starting off as a funk and hip hop DJ, he slowly turned his attention towards house and techno. 
Vanan M also has bi-monthly night called Modulate which features DJs who are based in South East Asia.