BREATHE
https://thechainsmokers.lnk.to/breathe

Booking: thechainsmokers@caa.com

Promos: thechainsmokerspromo@gmail.com

“UH OH!” w/ Natalie Jane OUT NOW 

Bookings Worldwide: 
Landerson@teamwass.com
Mrodriguez@teamwass.com

MGMT:
adrian@northsideartists.com
jackson@northsideartists.com
tony@northsideartists.com

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Jared Lucas (stage name Kap Slap) is most notably known for his mashups, mixes and original music. He built his sizable following as a touring DJ while finishing an Honors Integrated Business and Engineering degree from Lehigh University. 

Performing at universities and clubs across the country, the multitalented college-student-turned-DJ broke through thanks to his mashups and mixes – infusing the energy and groove of electronic dance music with everything from current pop hits to Motown classics. Kap Slap has since performed at major festivals, including KAABOO, Hangout Music Festival, Snow Globe, Made in America, Firefly Music Festival, as well as countless top venues and nightclubs.

https://nbayoungboy.lnk.to/MASA

MASA - OUT JULY 25

SORIAH is the stage persona of Enrique Ugalde, an internationally-acclaimed throat singer and ritual artist who generates experimental soundscapes where ancient traditions are revealed through the lens of modern experience.
Birthed in one of the most historically isolated locations on the planet, Tuvan throat singing is a musical sound like no other. Mysterious, primordial and awash in a deeply visceral drone, it invokes the full range of the natural world – from deep mountain roots to the whistle of birds in flight.
SORIAH weaves Tuvan throat singing, pre-Columbian sounds, classical Indian raga, and modern Western styles, looping and processing his voice and traditional instruments into lush sonic tapestries. His lyrics are often written in Nahuatl (Mexica/Aztec) or Tuvan, preserving and expressing cultural mysteries with reverence and wonder.

"SORIAH’s truly stunning extended vocal technique is peerless...beautifully odd, elevatingly dark and utterly lovely."
– Thomas Jones (Crossroads Music)

In 2008 SORIAH was awarded “Best Foreigner” at the Üstüü-Khüree Festival in Tuva and received the “Third Laureate” award in the 2008 Fifth Quinquennial Ethnomusicology Symposium, the highest honor a non-native Tuvan had yet achieved in this field. In 2019 he won the award for best Kargyraa in the International “Khöömei in the Center of Asia” Festival, and in 2020, he was awarded the title “Magical Musician of Khöömei”. His entry into the Tuvan Anthropological Museum speaks to the deep impact his work has within its native culture.

"Totally breathtaking. SORIAH conjures up a haunting sonic otherworld, drifting, dreamy, menacing and malefic, a rumbling, whirring dark ambient dronescape, thick with natural timbre and dense with subtle overtones."
– Aquarius Records

When not visiting or competing in Tuva, SORIAH showcases to sold-out crowds in Europe, Japan, Mexico, and the United States. He has shared the stage with artists including Peter Murphy and David J (Bauhaus), cEvin Key (Skinny Puppy), Perry Farrell (Jane’s Addiction), Liberation Movement, and Clan of Xymox. He has contributed to studio recordings of Modest Mouse, The Dandy Warhols, Thor and Friends and Hans Joachim Roedelius. He was also a noted performer at the 2009 Peace Ball to celebrate Obama’s inauguration in Washington, D.C.
Through his extensive humanitarian work, SORIAH remains dedicated to reminding audiences of traditions that transcend time and cultural boundaries, heightening awareness and revealing the divinity of each precious moment.

"(SORIAH and Ashkelon Sain) are somehow reawakening the old and sleeping powers of the earth."
– Justin Patrick (brainwashed.com)

Download/Stream ASYLUM, out now https://lnk.to/ASYLUM

For all the climates and cities that bring people together, the boys in A R I Z O N A came together as a trio in an apartment in Boston, their makeshift studio the counterweight to the lofty halls of East Coast music scholarship. In a string of infinite sessions during their time at both Berklee College of Music and Emerson College, Nate (guitar) hopped on a session with David (keys) and Zach (vocals), and all the moving pieces came together in a way that would reincarnate itself in many different fashions before eventually becoming the group now known as “A R I Z O N A”.

 The three songwriter/producers from Jersey shared an obsession with the far left, sometimes even obscure side of music, but were even more romanced by the brutal honesty of pop topline and lyrics. Their music - including “I Was Wrong,” “Where I Wanna Be,” “Let Me Touch Your Fire,” and “People Crying Every Night” - creates new shapes and boundaries to span genres, time periods and styles, all focusing on the naked human tropes contained in the traditional pop narrative: love, loss, the need for raw unhinged expression.  

The years and cities came and went, and it took until just last year for these old friends to point their focus finally inward. Thus, the band was formed, and they were no longer just the writers or producers; they were the performers. Over the past few months, the trio’s music has incited an exponentially upward curve of massive fan engagement and early success with tens of millions of streams across Soundcloud, Spotify, YouTube and more. A R I Z O N A joined the social savvy co-conspirators at Atlantic Records and Artist Publishing Group at the close of 2015 and are currently working on their debut album.
They're currently working on their debut EP to be released in 2016.

MGMT (All Inquiries): Jake Posner - mgmt.arizonatheband@gmail.com

Solovox is not really a DJ, but he stopped correcting people years ago.  Call him what you want, he has been an essential crowd favorite of the West Coast music scene for 20 years...headlining countless shows and festivals with a ridiculous blend of live keyboard wizardry and irresistible, positive music.

Remixing DJ tracks live onstage...playing original compositions, and sometimes completely improvising, he lays down walls of pure sound blending psychedelic synths and filthy funk licks that blend modern dance music with a nod to his classic rock and jazz roots. If you've never seen it, it's time. 

Solovox has played or headlined hundreds of shows and festivals including multiple stints at What The Festival, Oregon Country Fair (first ever electronic act booked), Burning Man, Pacific Fire Gathering, Los Angeles Burning Man Decompression, Nexus (LA), Fuente Eterno in Mexico, Elysium (San Diego), and Shift festival. In Portland he has become a staple at HOWL, Whiteout, and multiple New Year's Eve events like Inspire: Truth.

In 2010 he almost caused the collapse of the Hawthorne Bridge in downtown Portland as 2,000+ people danced to his music. Oregon Public Broadcasting featured this moment in Oregon Art Beat in 2012; learn more on the bio page www.solovox.com

In 2018 he composed the soundtrack for the Bad Habit's videogame 'Marble It Up' for Nintendo Switch and other platforms.  He is currently the Creative Director for Arcimoto in Eugene, OR, producing music, video, and all creative assets.

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