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A Familier name across the global clubbing scene Graeme Lloyd has in recent years had continuing success as both a DJ and Producer. As well as playing regularly for The Gallery at the Ministry of Sound, he’s played further afield in Russia, Ukraine and China among others.

2010 was a real break through year for Graeme as a producer already a common name on many big club line ups as a DJ, Graeme found success  on the production front with vocalist Lizzie Curious. His track Featuring Lizzie’s vocals was featured on Pete Tongs essential selection when Faithless aired their first essential mix in a number of years. Sister Bliss picked the track as one of her essential new tunes and New World Translation was featured in their Radio One mix.

New World Translation hit the UK Buzz chart at number 17 and the Music Week upfront club chart at 12. Once released on New York label Kult the track hit a high-point of number 2 on the Trackitdown house chart and stayed in the top 10 for over 4 weeks.

The follow up ‘Two Left Feet’ was just as successful again with Lizzie’s vocals and stamping Graeme’s  big room house sound onto many club dancefloors and top DJs sets. The track hit the US dance chart at 49, the UK Buzz chart at 20 and the UK dance chart at 13. Again released on Kult Recordings, Two Left feet went to number 8 on Trackitdown and also featured for a number of weeks in the Beatport Chart.

2011 Graeme has followed up in a similar style, this time with a huge remix of Kirsty Hawkshaw’s Fine Day. Originally a hit for Kirsty and Opus 3 in the 90′s, Graeme’s remix has been featured in Trackitdowns Top 10 for 5 weeks hitting a high spot of number 4.  With his remix of Made By Monkey’s track ‘Euphoria hitting the top 10 at the same time, Graeme had 2 tracks in the top 10 downloads chart at the same time.

All of this success got him noticed on a bigger level with big name DJs like Matt Darey asking Graeme to remix Chasing The Sun which will be released on Nocturnal this summer. Also forthcoming is Graeme’s second release on Baroque, Outward Journey.

Recently inbetween regular gigs at Ministry and in Kiev at the cities biggest club Crystal Hall Graeme has been busy in the studio, working with Marcella Woods, Max C and again with Lizzie Curious on new material due out this summer.

Atropolis represents a sonic city of transcultural boom. A native of New York, his blood blends the village heat of Cyprus, the lore of Northern Europe, and the mysticism of the Maori. Stirring with a degree in composition, Atropolis mixes trained expression in classical piano and jazz guitar in a pot of ethnomusicology. His alchemical fusion transcends over dance floors, grounding ears in the rhythms of their global body. 

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Hailing from his native Chicago, and now calling Orlando home, Barrington Lawrence is influenced by everything around him. Support for his works have included a who's who of the dance music world. Names such as Paul Oakenfold, Matt Darey, Tiesto, and Nat Monday, as well as releases on labels such as Perfecto, Ultra, Embarcadero, KULT, Thrive, Bonzai and Rouge, Mr. Lawrence has achieved a resume that most in the scene strive for.

Gene is the EDM director, producer, mix & mastering engineer currently known as Uberphat.

Aliases: Papa Huge, DJ Huge, Digital Proverb, Physical Law, Huge Euge. 
Founder and Head of Mastering at UBER MUSIC.

Shefali first gained experience as a professional dancer and model in Cleveland. While keeping her education a priority, she was crowned Miss India North America, became a featured dancer in music videos for artists like Sizzla and Dru Hill, and landed a spot performing along side the world's most prominent DJs such as Tiesto and Paul Van Dyk.  

Her move to New York City and acceptance into NYU's Masters of Music Technology program led to the launch of her career as a singer, songwriter, and producer. She began collaborating with electronic dj/producers around the US, and soon after crossed paths with Chicago producer Barrington Lawrence. Their first track "Eclipsing the Sun" caught the attention of the legendary Paul Oakenfold, who released the single EP on his label, Perfecto Records. The "Eclipsing the Sun (Barry Jay Remix)" was selected for Thrive Records' cd release of "Oakenfold: Perfecto Vegas," which topped the iTunes Dance and Amazon mp3 Album charts. Following the release, Big Management signed Shefali and put her in front of veteran producer Rod Carrillo. The two completed the Billboard charting rock anthem "Here We Come", and house track "Faceless".

As with her dancing endeavors which span from flamenco to hip hop, Shefali's music is diverse. Her collaboration with Universal artist Brooklyn Shanti led to the formation of Love From the Heart and their debut EP "Closure", which crosses hip-hop, rock and dance while "maintaining a pop-sensibility."

Shefali’s debut solo album was tracked in Hong Kong at Red Room Recordings, and fuses live rock, with synth-driving electronics. 
Two of the tracks have been commissioned for the launch of fashion label Cameo.

In 2020 Shefali reunited with Brooklyn Shanti to finish and release their new album under band name Love from the Heart - LFTH. Shefali is also very excited to join Uberphat in releasing their music later this year.

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