DJ, spiritual gangster, & goal digger!

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Bio...

Erica Jobe formerly known as Erica Rhone continues to be one of the busiest female djs.  Born in North Carolina, Erica spent her early childhood mixing R&B & hip-hop tapes for friends.  Inspired by the ability to move people through sound & vibration.  Erica is firmly rooted in the belief that music is a worldly language we all speak without moving our lips.

In 2007, she landed her first DJ stint at the legendary Cielo NYC.  Following on from that she stepped into the spotlight playing at some of the world’s most renowned clubs, festivals and hospitality hotspots.

Erica has landed lengthy DJ residencies at W Hotel Maldives, W Hotel Amman Jordan, Long Beach Resort Mauritius, and SantAnna Mykonos.  She's also enjoying her previous performances & collaborations at Jenja Bali, Pacha HK, Attica SIN, the legendary Burning Man Festival USA, KM5 Ibiza, House of Yes NYC, Up & Down NYC and Output NYC to name a few.  Erica’s mixing skills are always in demand.

Erica has shared the decks with many Artists such as M.A.N.D.Y | Yokoo | Dennis Ferrer | Sven Väth | Stacey Pullen | Just Emma | Addal | Stephan Bodzin | Lost Desert | Mark Farina | Alex Cruz | Henrik Schwarz | Chris Liebing | Cassius | Masters At Work and many more.

Her dj sets are an exciting journey of timeless house music in all its glory and variety.  Erica is gifted with the ability to mix any style seamlessly whilst turning it into her signature groove.

Erica is based in New York City and often found traveling the world.

Deep Down Yonder is a multi instrumentalist/Producer who combines live instruments such as five string banjo, guitar, bass, dobro and harmonica with home made electronic beats, samples, and synth pads. His sound is a whole new style of danceable, multi-layered, renegade electro-mountain music that blends genres and walks the line between country, funk, and psychedelic four on the floor house. 

Dennis Jaysen Charles is the man behind the beats and strings. He produces sound in a backwoods studio on an organic farm in British Columbia’s Slocan Valley, dividing his time between music, parenthood, feeding chickens, growing vegetables, and piling wood. 

His debut album, Journeys, is a melodic, bass and banjo driven exploration into the territory where acoustic and electronica meet.

Originally from Buenos Aires, currently exploring Montreal, QC.

𝙰𝚜 𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙿𝚎𝚗𝚍𝚞𝚕𝚞𝚖 𝚂𝚠𝚒𝚗𝚐𝚜 𝟿/𝟷𝟸
Hypnosis
Horror
Optical Illusions

MGMT:  
adam@2plus2.net
tonirose@2plus2.net

HypnoVizion Records:
@hypnovizion
demos@hypnovizion.com

BOOKINGS: 
CChapman@teamwass.com

EU BOOKINGS: 
paul@primarytalent.com

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A strict vegetarian when he is sober, Tim Livingstone doesn’t let an obvious lack of skills or talent hold him back.  A recent survey found that 69% of people would prefer listening to Justin Bieber’s grandma sing “Kumbaya” for 420 hours straight rather than Tim trainwreck again on the turntables.  As if being an incompetent DJ wasn’t enough, he is now producing god-awful original tracks and butchering classic songs with his remixes.  Someone’s crying Lord, Kumbaya.

Rainbow Serpent Festival has come a long over the years. From a small gathering in a secluded clearing, to an internationally recongnised, multifaceted weekend of dance, colour, expression and celebration. People now travel from all over the world to Western Victoria to experience what some have said is the best outdoor festival of it’s type in the Southern Hemisphere.

For many of the 10,000 plus people that attend each year, Rainbow has become an institution, and annual reunion, a marker in the year that’s looked forward to for months in advance. For others it’s a fresh discovery of opportunity and escapism, a chance to connect with like minded individuals and to celebrate nature, community and harmony. Perhaps the continued success of Rainbow can be accredited to the broad experiences and opportunities on offer.

No longer just an electronic music festival these days you can expect to experience a unique combination of music, art, performance, spiritual education, relaxation and healing. "While dancing their Dreamings, aborigines spiritually connect themselves to the land and to the Dreamtime. The drumming of feet during the dance draws the earth into dialogue with the dancers, allowing the ceremony to bring the power of the Dreaming to life." The name Rainbow Serpent is distinctly Australian, coming from the Dreamtime creation story told by the traditional owners of the land. Dreamtime stories often vary between aboriginal tribes, however the story of the Rainbow Serpent is special as it is one of the few common to all. The Rainbow Serpent is protector of the land, and the source of all life.

Music has always been a highlight of Rainbow. From the early trance days to the broader musical style of today, one thing Rainbow has never compromised on is the quality of it's acts. With world class décor, roving artistic performances, crazy activities you cant imagine a more exotic sensory mix spread over four days. Put simply if you’ve never been to the Rainbow Serpent Festival, now is the time to buy a tent and call your friends.


I Make Movies, Music and Curate Magical, meaningful moments in the heart of the "Mundane"

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