Australian progressive house producer James "Jimbo" Cayzer a.k.a Jaytech.

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When it comes to clear-cut, highly effective House music, there’s almost no chance you haven’t heard of German prolific artist Marc O’Tool yet or at least danced your socks off to some of his productions. Born and raised in Essen, Marco became an active part of the electronic music scene at a time, when demos still have been sent out on tape. Running one of North Rhine-Westfalia’s first Techno venues, the “Passarella Club” that brought early legends such as Laurent Garnier, Daniel Bell or Jeff Mills, and his first signing with a record label went almost hand-in-hand. The course of what should determine his further life was set. 

Now, more than two decades later, he can look back on more than 200 releases and remixes for the likes of DJ Tiesto. It’s whether a secret nor his prestige that Marc O’Tool was an influential figure of the Progressive House movement beginning of this century, with tracks such as “Passenger” or Criss Source’s “Hugs’n’kisses” becoming crossover club hits on an international level.

Surviving far more than one musical craze by constantly reinventing his artistic roots, Marco has grown from a club dj and producer to a versatile musician and business man, running his own record label Mauritius Music, producing various acts, composing music for commercials and being sponsored by diverse industry brands.


Moti Brothers is the project of Norbert Motolai, and Daniel Motolai. Their tracks are played and supported by the biggest names of the music industry, including Roger Sanchez, Nick Warren, Hernan Cattaneo, Jody Wisternoff, Dj Tarkan, and many more. They had the chance to play in the Hungarian Justmusic.fm, and in the Globalparty.hu, and they had also the opportunity to play on some party series in Hungary, like the Meeting & Mission, Owermight Electronicc, and Cactus Housenight. A few details about the members: Norbert, also known Nortio, was getting into the music business 8 years ago. His first track „Nortio – pure” was released on the compilation disc of FREEE mag. Later his brother Daniel also joined him, and to start his career, he got huge help from Norbert. Their collaboration is now six year old. 2007 brought huge changes, because the American label, Soundtribe records gave a contract for the guys. In 2008, the Canadian label, Existence Records was signing them for an artist album, which was containing 10 own tracks. On the first half of the year, the album appeared at the market with the name, Chemistry. The album has grabbed the attention of Nick Warren, Jody Wisternoff, and Lemon 8. Later their new album I Love Budapest was released by the Readymix records. In the second half of the year, their label, Sountribe records, was asking the guys to compile some tracks for a mix series, called Soundtribe Harmonies. Not so later they have been asked by the Greek label, Deepsession records, to make a remix for Paul Mad’s track. But music producing is not their only profile. In the same year, they have been starting their own radio show, „Hungarian Harmonies” on Inside.fm, Argentina. They had another radio show called Pure Harmonies, on Pure.fm. 

Diynamic has constantly been an underground electronic music label on the rise. The motto: Do It Yourself. Founded in 2006 by Solomun and Adriano Trolio in Hamburg, nowadays undeniably amongst the hottest imprints worldwide: Diynamic Showcase events all around the globe, Diynamic Festivals in Amsterdam, Berlin and Brazil, two own weekly residencies on Ibiza including the infamous “Solomun +1” events at legendary night club Pacha and the Diynamic Outdoor event series as well as own stages at major music festivals everywhere. 

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