Management: Moe Shalizi
Moe@TheShaliziGroup.com

Bookings: 
shunt@teamwass.com
mdiamond@teamwass.com
sgoodgold@teamwass.com
Europe:
obi.asika@unitedtalent.com

♬ @joytimecollective

AUG 2010……
The Echelon Effect came to life amid the long winter nights of February 2009, born from a burning desire to fall in love with music again. It started with a laptop and an idea: write a track, and make it huge. But one track became four, an EP that needed an audience. The tracks were posted on MySpace. And people began to listen.

‘Leaving It Behind’ was followed by two more EPs and remixes for The Appleseed Cast and City Breathing. Word spread, and the tracks began to attract positive reviews and gather airplay. What had begun as a way to stave off the dark and the cold had turned into something more.

The Echelon Effect’s debut full-length, ‘Reunion’, was the final part of a quartet of recordings that form ‘Wires and Tapes,’ an 141-minute sequential loop of tracks, each bleeding into the next and the last into the first. As a thank-you to the people who had been instrumental in the evolution of the Echelon Effect, fans were invited to record spoken statements about what home meant to them, which were incorporated into the album’s title track.

More remixes followed, for God Is An Astronaut, Codes In The Clouds, Our Ceasing Voice, Good Weather For An Airstrike and EVOLV among others. In March 2010 The Echelon Effect began work on ‘Mosaic’, their second full-length, featuring the addition of Steve T on drums, it was released on August 9th 2010.

Pushing forward a new project in which the entire year of 2011 is depicted in film. The audio to this being released throughout the year in four EP's. Part 1 was released on 18th April. 

Wess Meets West has gone through an evolution of sorts from its innocuous beginnings as a studio project of guitarist Sam Stauff in White Plains, NY in 2005. Over the years, new influences and a revolving door of musicians has led Wess Meets West from the confines of the studio to the grandiose soundscapes that they have become known for. Wess Meets West's most recent effort, When The Structures Fail Us, ironically finds the band with its most structured lineup in years. Joined by bassist Erick Alfisi, guitarist Nick Robinson, and drummer Andrew Porta, Stauff's initial solo project has transformed into a fully collaborative effort. The release of When The Structures Fail Us saw Wess Meets West featured in Paste Magazine's Top Ten Bands from CT You Need to Know, Electronic Musician Magazine as well as ESPN's X-Games coverage.

Bookings & Management: Rahul Sinha
rahul@undertheradar.in // +91-9757338299

Ritviz is a Pune (IN) based 22-year-old DJ, singer and Hindustani dance music producer. His music is bass heavy, and rich in eastern sounds owing to his training as a Hindustani classical musician since the age of 7. His most recent and by far best body of original work, a 4 track EP titled “YUV” was released as a free download in June 2016 and has crossed over a 100,000 streams in less than 10 months. 

Ritviz started his career in 2013 and released his debut EP ‘Vizdumb’ on UK’s Relentik Records in 2014. In 2015, he released 'Mukti' a single that was signed to and released by High Chai Recordings - the US-based global bass music label. Since the release of YUV last year, he has received major support and appreciation from top Indian bass music producers including the likes of Nucleya, Su Real and SickFlip. 

2017 will see him release his next piece of original work, which will be supported with a nationwide tour of clubs, festivals and college events.

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