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For all of Matthias Tanzmann’s achievements, the future is showing even further excitement and evolutionary growth. He is known as a global leader of the Tech House scene and is synonymous with Moon Harbour, his influential and soon-to-be 25-year-old record label that has already put out over 100 vinyl releases and more than 200 digital tracks. Like Matthias who first broke through as a DJ at the end of the 1990s, it constantly evolves, adapts and leads the scene from the front. 

Both he and Moon Harbour have stayed true to the signature sound that first stood him apart. They never fail to bring new ideas to the dance floor and constantly evolve with the culture. Along the way, there have been countless seminal moments. From his early residency at Leipzig’s cult Distillery Club to his first releases on Steve Bug’s Dessous label and Freude Am Tanzen in 1998 and 1999 via the infamous Moon Harbour showcases at major events including Miami Music Week, Amsterdam Dance Event, Barcelona’s 'Off Sonar' and the leading clubs of Ibiza over the last 20 years. Furthermore he is an integral collaborative member of the super group, Better Lost Than Stupid, alongside Davide Squillace and Martin Buttrich. This ground-breaking trio performs all over the world from London, Ibiza, Miami to Dubai. Together they released the acclaimed full length album Wild Slide and accompanying remix album. 

Whenever he plays, Matthias locks his global audience into his winding and hypnotic grooves for hours on end, always ramping up the pressure and keeping dancers on their toes. He has consistently performed as a resident for almost 15 years at Ibiza's wildest and the most cutting-edge Circoloco party at DC10. He also plays in demand back-to-back sets with partner in crime Davide Squillace and is regarded as one of the favourite players at the infamous ANTS events at Ushuaia Ibiza. In between those regular gigs and picking up several DJ Award nominations, he is on a constant tour of the world's most celebrated clubs and events from Elrow to Solid Grooves to Music On. 

Founded in 2000 and followed by sub-label Cargo Edition in 2006, Moon Harbour Recordings has been a vehicle for much of his music over the years, though it has also been responsible for bringing through plenty of next-generation talents. Matthias Tanzmann has served up three solo albums on his own label - Restless in 2008, Momentum in 2016 and the far-reaching Round And Round album in 2019. Each one shows how he brings colour and narrative to his music through the careful layering of percussion and the teasing out of deft sound designs to make for moments of real dance floor drama. Whether working solo or in collaboration with the likes of Steve Bug, Black Circle or Daniel Stefanik, the key for Matthias is to never stop evolving, asking questions and exploring new ground. Furthermore as a keen contributor to the industry and passing on to the new generation, Matthias shared his vast knowledge with a unique production masterclass in collaboration with Mixmasters in Ibiza in 2023.

As a remixer, Matthias also brings an in-demand signature sound for the likes of Jamie Jones, Dennis Cruz, Moby or Booka Shada. His Remixes 2002-2012 compilation showcased his adeptness and adaptability, and he has further cemented his legacy as a definitive DJ with seminal mix CDs for revered series like Cavo Paradiso Mykonos in 2010, Circoloco in 2008 and 2011, fabric London in 2012, and several times for Moon Harbour.

What started as an obsessive hobby back in Leipzig became a globe-trotting profession. Importantly, though, Matthias Tanzmann has always retained the sense of fun and inquisition that motivated him back then. That shows in the tracks he continues to skillfully craft, whether deep and moody for cozy backrooms, or more raw and jacked up for the main room. From his sets to his productions via the music he A&Rs for Moon Harbour, Matthias Tanzmann blends a deep understanding of dance music dynamics with a burning desire to keep things moving forward.

DJ, producer, remixer, label owner, promoter, legend. Darren Emerson is one of a handful of pioneering artists that catapulted dance music onto the global stage. From headlining Glastonbury with Underworld to compiling genre-defining mix compilations to running ibiza residencies and more, Darren Emerson has been at the heart of the industry for over 30 years. Ever humble, his natural charm and charisma shines through on every project he undertakes making him one of the most respected and loved dance music artists in the world.
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Soul Mekanik is Kelvin Andrews and Danny Mekanik.
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If, over the last 20 years or so, you’ve spent any time near a disco, radio or TV, you will have heard some of the quite marvellous sounds touched, in some way, by Kelvin Andrews and his younger sibling Danny Spencer.

Kelvin and Danny might not be household names but having written a number one single with Robbie Williams, remixed the likes of The Doobie Brothers and Aretha Franklin and been lauded as acid house heroes, they have helped soundtrack some of the last two decade’s most symphonic moments. 

Music has always been their first love. By the early 80s, Kelvin was DJing in an underground club called The Basement and soaking up the vast array of musical revolutions that seemed to be occurring on a weekly basis, as well as schooling his younger brother. House music was their real year zero though. Kelvin got his hands on an early copy of The House Sound of Chicago and the pair were hooked. In fact Danny went straight into the studio and fashioned Ride The Rhythm under his evocative This Ain’t Chicago moniker. 

After Danny’s brief flirtation with the mainstream with Candy Flip, the boys went underground. Having been one of the original residents at Stoke’s, Golden, Kelvin was adept at reading his dancefloor and alongside Danny he put these skills into the Sure Is Pure production team. Remixing the likes of Sister Sledge, Lulu and Dave Stewart into dancefloor gold, it appeared the boys could do no wrong.

During the mid 90s the brothers also initiated their Pharm imprint, displaying another glimpse of their dynamism by sending the magical Remember Me by Blueboy to the top of the hit parade.

This belief that music should not be dictated by genres, rather that there exists only two types of music: good and bad, and that within this framework anything goes, is an ethos from the days of acid house known as Balearic, something which their next project was full of. Sound 5 were an experimental pop band with big ambitions who never got the attention they deserved, listening to their No Illicit Dancing longplayer today confirms the idea that they were always just ahead of their time.

From this came their greatest success. Robbie Williams had long been a fan of Danny and Kelvin’s, so when he suggested they work together in the studio, Danny and Kelvin could finally put all their pop nous to good use. The resulting Rock DJ single gave them a number one single and an Ivor Novello nomination. Latterly, the brothers worked on Robbie’s Rudebox album. Indeed such is Robbie’s admiration for Danny and Kelvin, he has compared the duo to one of contemporary music’s most garrulous characters. “It’s like finding two Pharrell Williams in Stoke-on-Trent,” he has proclaimed.

This collaboration has continued with their ‘Central Midfield’ role on Robbie’s new album, ‘Reality Killed the Video Star’. Having spent the best part of the last three years camped out with Rob in LA and occasionally in Stoke, writing huge numbers of songs, the backbone of the latest album comes from those sessions with their guiding hand behind all but 3 of the album’s tracks. 

That’s not to say that they have left the house music underground for good though. Their involvement in the Creative Use re-edits and bootlegs continues to inspire, Kelvin can still be found at the DJ coalface indulging his passion for all things cosmic, whilst after the release of their recent 81 album, this year will see them both back as Soul Mekanik, with a slew of club tracks they’ve written in their spare time during the Robbie Williams sessions, showing the new kids how it’s done.

Make no mistake then, the history of all forward-thinking music, whether it be pop or underground, or both, over the last two decades is shot through with traces of Kelvin Andrews and Danny Spencer. Rest assured the future will be too. 


Jason Bye Bio (2025)
Jason Bye is a true Ibiza DJ, holding a legendary 30-year residency at Cafe Mambo and performing weekly at premier venues like Hï Ibiza and the new superclub UNVRS for the 2025 season, solidifying his role as a pillar of Ibiza’s nightlife. With a career spanning over three decades, Jason is a cornerstone of the island’s vibrant club culture. Hailing from London, he began DJing in the early '90s, spinning at house parties and bars across the city. A defining set at Cafe Mambo in 1994 secured his position as the venue’s first full-time resident DJ, a role he has maintained for 30 years, delivering unforgettable weekly sunset sessions each summer.
Jason’s remarkable career boasts residencies at iconic venues including 4 years at Amnesia, 16 years at We Love Space on Sundays, three years as the main room DJ at Home nightclub in Sydney and London, and, since 2022, a residency at The Wild Corner at Hï Ibiza alongside FISHER and Vintage Culture, a venue celebrated for its cutting-edge electronic music. His international milestones include following Carl Cox at Mobile Home on Bondi Beach to 20,000 revelers on NYE 2000, rocking the Sydney Harbour Bridge with Roger Sanchez and Basement Jaxx for NYE 2002 and 2003, and serving as Groove Armada’s official tour DJ in Australia and New Zealand in 2003.
Based in Ibiza, Jason remains a fixture at Cafe Mambo, where his 30-year tenure defines the venue’s iconic vibe, and at Hï Ibiza’s The Wild Corner, where his high-energy sets since 2022 are a crowd favorite. His 12-date residency at UNVRS, Ibiza’s first “hyperclub” opening May 30, 2025, promises next-level performances with state-of-the-art production. Jason’s global tours have electrified dancefloors in Australia, North and South America, Asia, Indonesia, Eastern Europe, and Canada, with U.S. stops including New York, LA, Boston, Chicago, Miami, and San Francisco.

Recent Highlights:
UNVRS 2025 Residency: Just announced Jason’s 12-date residency at UNVRS, the reimagined former Privilege, opening May 30, 2025, set to redefine Ibiza nightlife with its “hyperclub” concept (ticketsibiza.com, djmag.com).
Hï Ibiza (2022–Present): Since 2022, Jason’s sets at The Wild Corner alongside FISHER and Vintage Culture have been a highlight, with X fans raving, “Jason Bye’s tribal beats at Hï are pure Ibiza magic” (X post, September 2024).
Cafe Mambo 2024: Cafe Mambo’s website confirms Jason’s 30-year residency, with 2024 sunset sessions drawing global crowds, earning him “legendary” status (cafemamboibiza.com).

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