Born  as Denis John Monks

Dimitri Talbot is a mix of 30 years worth of Dark Twisted Techno, with  Ambient Breaks & Beats  all progressed into a combination of electronic sounds perfect for the underground party`s that we all love.
With a dark edge to his sound, you can feel the emotions pulsating through his beats.
Through the years he has journeyed through his own mission in life, from the dessert battle fields to the black mountains of wales but each time Electronic Dance music has centred the attention of his mind.
With Influences of the likes of John Carpenter, Hans Zimmer and the modern music scene as a whole, Dimitri takes you on a journey with each project.With countless Glastonbury, Reading & Knebworth Festivals growing up as a child to adulthood, the music inspired from Gatechrasher, Creamfields, Tribal gatherings and the berlin love parade, Dimitri has a vast experience of genres from many continents which he captivates in his own style of production.
From the Industrial Part of Wales comes a Driven Man With The Passion of Electronic Music from which he has derived his own unique sound,
With Hypnotic Techno Bass lines and Twisted Atmospheric Vocals, Dimitri Puts An Emotional Mood To Every Mix Showing Complete Passion To The Genre of Music He Express`s.

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Out of the big smoke of Johannesburg comes a young, creative and passionate DJ. Headphase has developed and refined a sound which he shares throughout South Africa’s club, festival and radio circuit.

Influenced by the UK Garage movement and the world of electronic music, Headphase has developed a unique House / Techno sound which goes against the grain in a surprisingly pleasant way, guaranteed to make you move. Priding himself on underground music and cutting edge sounds, be sure to arrive with an open mind to hear something new and exciting.

2011 saw Headphase explode onto the club scene in Cape Town with his unique style and energetic performance, sharing the stage with many of SA’s choice electronic acts such as Haezer, Sibot, Das Kapital, Pascal & Pearce, Niskerone, GoldFish, Dean Fuel and many more. 2012-2014 expanded this trend as Headphase explored and shared the sound that he endorses on the festival front at festivals such as Rocking The Daisies, Earthdance, Synergy Live, Rezonance and RAMfest, as well as on the airwaves through 5FM, Assembly Radio, MuthaFM and UCT Radio. 2015-2018 has seen Headphase move back to Johannesburg and mature as a DJ, as he continues to take all listeners on an open-minded exploration of his sound.

As a promoter and resident DJ of the Hot On Top crew, you can find Headphase at Joburg's finest rooftop and outdoor venues, hosting and playing alongside top local and international talent including Claptone (DE), Ben Pearce (UK), Till Von Sein (DE), Ardalan (USA), Teenage Mutants (DE), Hoj (USA), Marlon Hoffstadt (DE) and Austrian Apparel (DE). The Hot On Top journey has also taken Headphase to the international stage for the first time, with a successful debut in Mauritius.

Headphase's recent collaborations with MC / vocalist Miki San Tzu has added an exciting live element his performances as a DJ, captivating the crowd on each and every occasion.

Headphase continues to grow and evolve. Look forward to seeing him on a dancefloor near you!

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Beat-boxer, Singer, Songwriter, Guitarist, Live-Looper, One-man Band - Loneraynger - Looping his voice live onstage, Loneraynger sews together layers across a broad range of genre’s, creating an astounding brew of beat boxing, vocal instrumentation and rhythm/lead guitar. Loneraynger has opened the stage for Redwood, Real-Estate Agents, The Dirty Skirts, Steve Newman, The Beams and many more... He won the South African ‘Vocal-Wars’ 2006. Additionally, he came second/runner up at the South African Hip Hop Indaba beat-box battle 2006. At Splashy Fen 2006 he opened the Grant Erskine stage on both days, and made the final round of the ‘battle of the bands’ competition. He was also one of the new members of the multi-talented, diverse, and up and coming crew, “The Grime Council” when he lived in the mother city......which he misses incredibly muchly “ I very quickly lost interest beatboxing in Hip-Hop battles, and branched off in attempt to create my own genre. My style of beat boxing/vocal percussion uses a different technique of kick release, nasally dominated as opposed to the typical ‘mouthing’ techniques. This had pro’s and cons. Cons – it was initially harder to mic up as there was significantly less air being released on the kicks, and it was hard to get the levels of the vocals right if I was doing a beat at the same time. The pro’s – doing a break beat, a bass line an lyrics at the same time became a serious option without compromising integrity of lyrics

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