Emily A. Quinlan is a dedicated music listener with a passion for exploring the endless landscapes of sound. From the first guitar riff to the final crescendo, Emily finds inspiration in every genre, whether it’s the heartfelt lyrics of indie folk, the experimental beats of electronic, or the timeless energy of classic rock. Music is not just a hobby for Emily; it’s a soundtrack to every moment, a constant companion that reflects the highs, the lows, and everything in between.

With a knack for uncovering hidden gems, Emily is always on the hunt for new artists and fresh sounds that push the boundaries of creativity. Their playlists are a reflection of their eclectic taste, blending familiar favorites with obscure tracks that often surprise and delight. Emily believes that music has the unique ability to connect people across time, space, and culture, and they thrive on sharing that connection with others.

Whether it’s attending live shows, diving into the depths of album discographies, or curating the perfect playlist for every occasion, Emily is always seeking the next musical adventure. For Emily A. Quinlan, every beat, melody, and lyric tells a story—and they’re eager to listen.

Brian Vee is a music producer and DJ based in Bristol, UK.
Brian Vee’s background is in producing techno and DJ’ing Techno, House and Trance.

As a DJ Brian Vee has played at Ministry of Sound, London; Slinky & Godskitchen, Birmingham and various Bristol venues before taking a break from DJ’ing to focus on Music Production.

In 2021 Brian launched “project Brian Vee” and since then he now has 14 releases and more in the pipeline.  
Brian Vee has also started playing out again with his first appearance at Glastonbury Festival of Performing Arts in 2022, opening the Gas Tower for Shangri La, then invited back to do the same returning to Glastonbury in June 2023.

From a very early age Brian was inspired by hiphop and DMC scratch scene and you will often hear this inspiration come through in his DJ sets and mixes.  Later inspired by early Perfecto, Paul Oakenfold, Cosmic Boys, Prodigy and classic 80’s acts such as Gary Newman and Frankie Goes to Hollywood; Vee has created a unique stripped down fusion of acid techno, and trance that you are sure to love, music that evokes memories of the classic age of rave whilst sounding strictly 2024.

For free downloads of the tracks for DJ usage, collabs, remix’s and licensing please contact: dimiz@latonetwork.com
For bookings please contact: dimiz@latonetwork.com

Catch a vibe 🌀_🌀 DJ, Rapper, Singer-Songwriter

La Hora Alternativa, un programa de música electrónica de altos vuelos, de la que hace sentir, de la que expresa y comprende. 
En www.siberiafm.com, la 93.8 fm de Vitoria-Gasteiz.  Todos los Viernes a las 21.00 horas. Miércoles repetición a la misma hora. Estamos en Ivoox, Facebook, Twitter y Linkedyn.

The Alternative Hour, high flying electronic music program, for make good feelings, for express and understand it.
At www.siberiafm.com, the 93.8 fm (Vitoria-Gasteiz). All fridays at 21 O'clock, wendsdays repetitions at the same time.
We are in Ivoox, Facebook, Twitter and Linkedyn. 




Sam's passion for Techno/Electro began in 1996 when he purchased his first synthesizer. The following year, he ventured into DJing and made his mark with a release on Acquit Records in 2002 under the alias Arian Cerddor. In 2003, he co-founded Meadow Records.

After a long break from music due to relocating from Switzerland to New Zealand in 2009 and shifting priorities, Sam is back with Skonoks, his latest project. Get ready to experience the revitalised energy as Sam brings forth a fusion of melodic sweetness and pulsating drive.

Altornator entered the music scene around 87’ and began collecting records from labels such as Reinforced records, Boogie Beat, Moving Shadow, Production House and Formation records to name a few. He joined up with a few friends calling themselves "Silk Touch." The sound consisted of three main DJ’s playing Junglist, RnB and Reggae with a network of MC’s. They hosted events all over the country. Universities, Clubs, Pubs and house parties. Venues such as The Flower Pot, Palm trees, Diamonds, Bel-air, Ladbroke grove, Pier one, Pegasus, Oxford Polytechnic, Kingsbury High, Stamford Hill Youth Club, Ashwin Street, Arcola street, Trinity hall, Maximus to name but a few, along with other Sounds/Performers/Artists like Glamour Guard, Lady Force and King Matic. He then began playing for a radio station where he would perform a two hour Junglist set on weekends building a name for himself. He studied Sound Engineering at Opaz studios where he went on to produce tracks for many genres.

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