Few producers of recent years have exploded onto the underground house scene like Crosstown Rebels’ Russ Yallop. While some producers spend years finding their feet, Russ made a clear statement of intent with ‘I Can’t Wait’ his debut release on Crosstown Rebels, a solid cut of nu-school house that was charted across the board by everyone from Jamie Jones to MANDY, with ‘Rock Me’ on the B-side was picked up by DJ Mag and featured on their ‘Best of British’ covermount compilation. 2011 was a huge year for Russ with releases on Crosstown Rebels' Rebellion, Hot Creations, No.19, and Foot & Mouth under alias B&B. The success of the releases as well as hugely popular podcasts for Ibiza Voice and Pulse Radio took Russ around the world last year, playing in destinations such as..

Few producers of recent years have exploded onto the underground house scene like Crosstown Rebels’ Russ Yallop. While some producers spend years finding their feet, Russ made a clear statement of intent with ‘I Can’t Wait’ his debut release on Crosstown Rebels, a solid cut of nu-school house that was charted across the board by everyone from Jamie Jones to MANDY, with ‘Rock Me’ on the B-side was picked up by DJ Mag and featured on their ‘Best of British’ covermount compilation. 2011 was a huge year for Russ with releases on Crosstown Rebels' Rebellion, Hot Creations, No.19, and Foot & Mouth under alias B&B. The success of the releases as well as hugely popular podcasts for Ibiza Voice and Pulse Radio took Russ around the world last year, playing in destinations such as Brazil and Japan, with festival booking's such as Mexico's BPM and the UK's Secret Garden.

Long-time friend and now a fully-fledged member of Crosstown Rebels, Russ Yallop has been biding his time, honing his production skills for the last few years. Part of a new breed of DJs, with studio skills to match, which includes his close friends Lee Foss, Richy Ahmed and Robert James, Russ Yallop’s sound is infected with warm charm and boundless energy. Fusing fun into dance music again, Russ and his UK-based peers are creating a new strain of house music that is currently taking the worldwide underground by storm, promising bright things for the future.


TomoftheWild is a Bangkok-based DJ and producer. Known for his deep, progressive indie dance and house sets, his full arsenal spans house, deep house, techno, funk, organic, and electro. No matter the genre, one thing is certain: your body will not stop moving.

MKav is the DJ acronym of Mick Kavanagh, a DJ/Promoter from Dublin that learned the trade in Ireland but honed the skills in Vancouver, Canada. The Foreign Influence founder has roots in the warehouse scene in Dublin and most notably for an array of sounds in Vancouver. His style has tend to fluctuate but smoothly, complimenting the vibe at the present moment as the perfect decoration of sound. 

Surrounded by many great local and international artists from all backgrounds the wide range of sounds blend so well as they were one. After leaving an imprint on the Vancouver scene through FI*, being a resident at Youplusone and opening and closing for artists such as Denis Horvat, Quivver, Pig&Dan to name a few, he definitly knows how to keep a ship sailing and take it to its destination.

Hailing from Dorset, UK, DJ Ease is a Dj / producer who has a passion for underground dance music. Being influenced by his love of discovering new music, the classic sounds of Spain, New York and global pioneers of the Deep House, House, Tech House and Techno scene.

With a fusion of hypnotic elements, low-end tight beats and uplifting melodies, he has performed at events such as Birmingham’s BPM, the biggest DJ and electronic music event in the world. He has also captured critics and public a like by being featured in many blogs and magazines.

In 2015, he built a home for his music, and created his own imprint Mixmania Records, which quickly became a musical family releasing music from artists all around the globe.

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