Canadian singer-songwriter-pianist Jeffery Straker performs over 100 shows per year. He’s recorded for CBC radio’s ‘Canada Live’, and has toured internationally playing pianos in places such as Mexico, Chile and The Netherlands. His performances range from house concerts to theatres and festivals, and collaborations with symphony orchestras while film, TV, and theatrical productions have also showcased his work.  Canadian Musician Magazine has said, “Very much an artist to watch” while the Chicago Free Press has written, “Rufus Wainwright, as well as k.d. lang are among the Canadians making essential and beautiful music. Add the name Jeffery Straker to that list”.  Listeners at home and abroad are indeed taking note.
Jeffery was the winner of the Vina Del Mar International Song Competition (Chile) in 2014, representing Canada.  He earned a Latin American fan following performing to a live audience of 20,000 as well as a TV audience of 150,000,000 viewers around the Spanish speaking world. 

His 2017 album, Dirt Road Confessional, reached #5 on the iTunes Canada singer-songwriter charts and saw over 200 performances across Canada and abroad. The 12-song collection has been played on CBC Radio 1 and 2 and has been featured on several CBC music playlists. Straker regularly draws comparisons to Harry Chapin, Kris Kristofferson as well as a young Billy Joel or Elton John, but his personal storytelling style stands out distinctly as his own. 
That storytelling style is evident on the first single from his forthcoming 2020 album. “One Foot on Main Street” (Sept 2019) is a nod to the small town life he experienced growing up on the Canadian prairies. Evolving from his past folk-pop recordings, the song hints at the “roots” flavour the new album will present.  A second single “Light a Fire” was released in Mar 2020. Co-written with Royal Wood, the track has been payed across Canada on CBC radio.
The classically trained pianist was raised by a church organist mother and auctioneer father. He swears he was born under the piano on the family farm. All this might explain his incredible ability to share songs with audiences.

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Maxi Aubert is a DJ and producer born in Buenos Aires, with a long and successful career, who has not used the traditional circuits to build up his reputation as an artist. 

Maxi was the former resident at “Maxxximo Club” for a period of 2 years, after that he was the resident at “Freak”; and later he was offered the residence at the famous underground late bar, “Kim y Novak”, where he had fun entertaining the crowd with his music during its 5 years of life. 

At the start of his career he took part in underground parties such as “Uritorco” in Cordoba; and the after party club K2 in Buenos Aires, where he met the well known Diego Cid.

He passed through mythical clubs in the Argentinean capital, like the club Capsula, The Pop Hotel Boquitas Pintadas, Club 69, Kika, Teatro Roxy, La Trastienda, Crobar, Barhein XXs, Shamrock Basement, OsaClub (Mendoza) and El Ciclo A/B at the San Martin Theatre, among others

He’s had the opportunity to play his music and sets in many cities around the globe. In Santiago de Chile, at “Blondie” & “Bizarre”; in México , at the “Beat 8-60” and the “Iguana Café”; he also played in clubs and bars in other Mexican cities such as Acapulco, Guadalajara, Playa Azul, Puerto Vallarta, and Veracruz. He was invited to play at many of the main cities and clubs in Brazil, like “El Divino Clube” de Florianópolis, “New Time” in Santa Catarina, and the “Vibe Club” in Curitiba, to name some.

In 2010 he went on his first tour across the US and Canada, and played in clubs such as the “Touch Night Club” in New York, “The Vagabond” in Miami, “The Royal Theater” in Los Angeles -where he opened the concert of the duo Boards of Canada, “Avalon” also in LA -where he opened Kylie Minogue’s concert for the presentation of her album “Aphrodite”. He also played at the “Boss Night Club” in Vancouver, and the “Cyprus Disco” in Toronto, among others.

Maxi’s style, influenced by British and colorful Chicago House music, can be appreciated in his own productions recorded under the alias Shemale.

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