A true artist in every sense of the word, Layton Giordani stands firmly as one of the most popular tastemakers of techno’s new school, with his pioneering musical vision serving as a contemporary voice for the younger generation. Spending years acquiring knowledge from musical greats, the 28 year old possesses a wealth of experience far beyond his years and has now undeniably earned his rank in the upper echelon of techno. With a repertoire that knows no bounds, the dexterous New Yorker has explored a new dimension of scope with each passing year, nurturing a monumental discography that echoes staunch dedication to his craft. Giordani’s palpable successes can be largely credited to his extensive stock of knowledge, garnered through an insatiable work ethic and years spent earning his keep in the industry. Solely focused on his passion for music from the age of just 13, Giordani’s path forever changed at 19 years old after watching Danny Tenaglia perform live at Pacha NYC. Deeply inspired by the formative experience, Layton began to master his craft behind the decks, landing a pivotal residency at Brooklyn’s Output NY that would consequently steam-roll his career into quick maturity. Thanks to the faith they instilled in him, Layton turned heads and began making a name for himself through his deft touch and sharp ear. Seeking further guidance from another of the long-standing greats, Giordani spent countless hours under the mentorship of Adam Beyer, honing his composition talents and studying the cardinal cuts of techno’s rich history. The affiliation resulted in Giordani’s first releases under the Swedish maven’s storied imprints; an EP titled Unspoken on Truesoul followed shortly by Rivington, his input to Drumcode’s celebrated A-Sides series. News of the untapped star’s fresh sensibilities circulated and in 2017, Giordani erupted onto the scene with his aptly-named debut album contribution to Drumcode in the form of Where It Begins. The 12-track LP served as the first seismic indication of his capabilities and subsequently received critical acclaim from artists, new fans and industry specialists alike.

Mathew Combs (born February 27, 1998), better known by his stage name " Matthew Milique ", is an American rapper, singer, song writer, and performer from Las Vegas, Nv.

Mathew began his rap career in 2004 with his Educational hip hop group PeeGee13. He told Big Kieth of bully buster that his stage name “Matthew Milique" was his real name, other friends called him “Matt Matt". In 2006, he made his first song with Peeee13 on “Morals and Values", which featured his brother and cousin, who were also in their early stages of becoming artist. By 2008 he had recorded his second project with Peegee13, By 2010 he was working on his fourth album with Peegee13 being that Peegee13 was made for kids under the age of 13, Mathew Combs grew out of the kids era. By 2012 Peegee13 change their name to New Skool and released the project Backpack Full of Books, featuring the smash hit single “Dedication...", for which had been released off the compilation. “Club Series It was the leading single song, Matthew Milique has evolved as a rapper an entertainer. Releasing several songs on soundcloud.

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