Life long musician and performer, Oliver Osborne started producing at 15 years old on a humble Atari and never looked back,  Today, with the likes of &ME, Rampa, Be Svendsen, Stefano Noferini, and Culoe De Song playing his tracks, Oliver Osborne has established himself as one of the more significant artists in the South East Asian music scene.
Oliver Osborne moved to Singapore from London where he played at such notable clubs as Fabric, Corsica Studios, The Scala, 93feet East, and more. There he played along side the likes of M.A.N.D.Y., Maya Jane Coles, Stephan Bodzin, and Matt Tolfrey to mention a few.

Jullian Gomez Plays ‘Soldiers Of The Dawn’ https://youtu.be/e-eGIu4W7mg?t=1923

&ME plays Oliver Osborne’s ‘01001100’: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Et32xl6d2mk

RAMPA plays ‘Soldiers Of The Dawn (9m): https://youtu.be/i5t7F_ciNjA?t=556

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Electronica since 2007. 
It’s a marathon, not a sprint.

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Having mastered the art of modern production, Belgium’s Olivier Grégoire hasbecome one of the world’s most renowned dance music artists, with a bevy of high-profile releases under his various pseudonyms. You may know him as Kolombo, thehouse player with a discography that charts esteemed imprints like Kompakt, Turbo,Diynamic, Noir Music, Suara, Snatch!, Sweat and most recently Dirtybird, with thesummer 2018 single “It’s Gettin’ Hot.” Though he’s also made waves as the LouLouPlayers with his partner Jerome. Together they’ve toured the world, and launched theLouLou Records imprint, a house label with several releases from Kolombo and thePlayers.With shows at Belgium’s Tomorrowland, all across America, in Russia, Australia,and in the hip party capital of Berlin, the past few years have seen Kolombo’s starcontinue to rise as a DJ almost everywhere. But especially in South America, wherehe regularly plays major festivals and clubs. Grégoire’s relationship with the famedBrazilian open-air venue Warung has quickly grown, and 2019 will see the release ofsomething very special on the Warung Recordings label, along with another outing onDirtybird.Last but certainly not least, Grégoire is also part of the highly touted Mugwumpoutfit, a leftfield house duo launched with Belgian dance music pioneer GeoffroyMugwump in 2008. Together, their recordings have landed on electronic music’smost discerning labels, including DJ Hell’s Gigolo, as well as Kompakt, R&S,Cocoon, !K7, Throne Of Blood, Misericord, International Feel, Permanent Vacationand Endless Flight.It’s apparent that Kolomobo’s work ethic, consistency, and spirit of open-mindedcreativity have been the key ingredients for his success so far, and they all butguarantee his future will burn brightly for many years to come.

Yorkshire Based
House & Techno Producer & DJ

Yorkshire is an area with a deep rooted history in Britain’s electronic music industry. Producing some of the nation’s best respected artist, clubs and festivals, it is a place that has constantly been at the forefront of the scene and one that has helped to push it forward, both on the dancefloor and in the studio.

Following in the footsteps of some true legends, Caison is another example of the abundance of talent continuously emerging from the region. Hailing from Kingston Upon Hull, on the banks of the river Humber, Caison first began DJing in 2012, although his love affair with music started long before then, after being exposed to his mother’s collection of motown and soul records as a child, something which has left a mark on his style to this date. 

Caison has taken threads of inspiration from all of these influences and weaved them all together to create the truly unique tapestry utilising old and new school hardware from his home studio.

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