Noisia comprise Dutch producers Thijs, Nik and Martijn. Largely regarded as one of the most distinctive, powerful acts to emerge in bass music, their production techniques are referenced and praised across the entire electronic music scene. Their extensive body of work also includes the game Devil May Cry and the Foreign Beggars collaboration I Am Legion.

Felix Baumgartner began his career in dance music as a DJ in London, developing his production skills as he went along.  Over the last 3 or 4 years, Felix has been the DJ and producer behind some of the biggest house tracks in clubland.  His breakthrough smash "Now You're Gone" was one of the biggest house tracks of 2009, and since then he has continued to have hit after hit on labels such as Defected, Subliminal, Toolroom, 303 Lovers, and Destined Records; working with some of the biggest dance artists in the world including Lutzenkirchen, Stafford Brothers, Juan Kidd, and Mark Knight has meant that Felix has consistently been at the top of the Beatport charts.

Starting his own label, Refrakt, Felix released the tech-house monster "The Tunnel", and is looking to push the label profile throughout 2011.  A new partnership with one of the biggest house labels in the world is on the cards for next year, and Felix has  loads of tracks ready to take on the biggest dance floors in the world.
Having put in so much studio time over the last few years, Felix is now looking to get back to his first love, DJing.  Headlining some of the biggest nights in the UK during 2010 has given him the momentum to continue through to 2011 and make this his biggest year to date.

Ground Level are a breaks, beats and bass label based in the UK. 

Our artists include DJ Hero, Beatsmack, Black and Blunt, Rebel Sketchy, Joe C, Fisso & Spark, Zap! Pow! Die!, Stylus Rex and label founder Andy McAllister.

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THE YURI GAGARIN CONTRABAND is one mans' journey into space. It is a multi-media inspired piece as a live project.   "The Yuri Gagarin Contraband truly is a fascinating and unique little project. It’s the brainchild of Ben Shilling, who effectively puts himself in the mind of the first man to go into space and shares with us his hopes, dreams, nightmares and fears (of which there are many) via an audio-visual medium. Thought-provoking, arty, wonderfully odd and curiously cool, the YGC are wittily and boldly original." PAUL MILLS

D>E>F>F C..I..R..C..U..S, Crazy meets calm, mystery meets simplicity, ghostly meets tranquility.... Production and Writing Jeuuu-Ooooo ........ otherwise know as G<e>NiUsss




Ladies and gentlemen it is with great pleasure we bring you the dope beats of the Digital Gangsters aka Ollie & Fifties: 

Ollie's Story: 
A true musician, Ollie's talents were apparent from a young age and nurtured by his music obsessed father: A drummer from age 7, guitarist at 9 and bassist from 13, he also later became a proficient pianist, gaining a wealth of grade 8’s in all disciplines. Becoming disillusioned with the rock and indie scene in the late 90’s his attention changed to focus more on the more electronic side of music, studying Music Technology and Production at university. Running his own club nights aiming to promote the fledgeling breaks scene and using it as a platform to test out his own productions, he was soon snapped up by mighty Finger Lickin' Records as one half of Brothers Bud - their productions played by the likes of Plump DJs, James Zabiela, Dreadzone, Rennie Pilgrem and Radio 1’s Annie Nightingale and Annie Mac to name but a few. Not just an awesome producer, engineering tacks for artists such as Micky Slim, Andy George and Jaymo, he is no stranger to rocking dance-floors at clubs like the legendary Fabric, The Custard Factory and all across Europe. Alas, the breaks scene isn't want it used to be, but he still puts his talents to good use running his own successful music school teaching drums, guitar, bass and music theory. The main producer behind DG, his musical background gives him the edge delivering killer percussion, awesome leads and badass bass lines.

Fifties' Story: 
Lou 'Fifties' O'Donnell is a DJ, blogger, graphic designer and artist hailing from Co.Antrim in Northern Ireland. Her and Ollie share similar backgrounds. Both growing up in very musical households, this indie kid of the nineties grew tired of the scene and discovered house music whilst at art college in Lincoln. It was though MySpace that she began to get noticed for her eye catching designs and flawless mixtapes, gaining support from her peers.  An artist to the end, from these small beginnings, she has worked for the likes of Carl Cox's Intec label, Andy George & Jaymo's Moda, Chew the Fat!, Meat Katie's Lot49, On the Rise DJ Academy, Kid Breaks and Aquasky's Passenger label. With over a decade experience behind the decks she gained praise from both DJMag and iDJ Magazine. She has also been a major contributing to Life Support Machine blog since 2011 keeping her at the forefront of the scene. With a very keen ear for a good tune and knowing what will work on the dance-floor, she makes up the other half of the duo. 

After meeting through mutual friends and over 15 years of clubbing together and a mutual love of dirty, bass fulled beats, 2019 saw the pair finally get in the studio together to see what happened. Its been a great year for the Gangsters so far getting their first track - Snakebite released, delivering their first DJ mix (which hit top 10 in the Mixcloud Breakbeat chart) and playing their first ever gig together …. the future looks exciting for the double act!

I fell in love with electronica in the late 80's and early 90s, initially as an adoring ambient fan, and then onto house, techno and trance.

Love a good party and rave 😜

Also had a go at DJ'ing on vinyl for a bit (some live mixes here).

Part of my musical journey was being involved with a great bunch of mates and playing from time to time at Polymorphic (Future Acid Techno) events in Southend-on-Sea, UK, and occasionally further afield. 

Musically, I think my taste has diversified a bit more over the years and I enjoy searching for new sounds and ideas, as well as going back to old favourites and hearing them anew.

I do enjoy a decent boogie, so hopefully will catch you on a dance floor, somewhere, some time 😉

In a world where there is often disquiet, music and movement will be our common ground.

Peace, Love and Techno ✌

Oily is following