LAV.ISH --- https://open.spotify.com/artist/3va4KoIv4rtbZIZZGFf5Yj

They call me "Uncle Knock" - If you here you already know me ! I make music- I teach Music- I am Music ! Your favorite beat making Uncle on the Track
One of the top Voice Tag creators in the WORLD ! https://knockshouse.com

Los Angeles House Music
https://rickytinez.bandcamp.com/
https://www.RickyTinez.com
From the Bay to LA Ricky Tinez finds his house music inspiration in the world of organic loops and an imagined digital future. In the low-key clubs his deep house records cut through with their sound & texture.

We have delivered varied sets, supporting and sharing stages with the likes of; Alchemist, Dead Prez, Eclair Fifi, Fingathing, fLako, Just Blaze, Kutmah, Maureen 'Ma Dukes' Yancey, The Mouse Outfit, Onra, Paul White, Peanut Butter Wolf, Phat Kat, Throwing Snow and Zed Bias to name but a few.
As well as setting the scene sonically for Artist Residence Hotels, artrepublic, Dazed & Confused Magazine, The Doctor’s Orders, Future Shorts, Genesis Research Trust, Island Records, Laine Pub & Brewery Co., Manchester International Festival, Merivale Sydney, Mission Mars, Nokia, Northern Monk, Secret Cinema, Singha and Smirnoff. As well as provided music production for Arber Gin, Fade Footwear, Mountain Dew, Ride BMX Magazine, Transworld Sport and Toyota.

Bookings: questions@whataboutthe.com

The Maghreban makes House music, and other music under other names.

Ten City, comprising of Byron Stingily lead singer, songwriter and electronic music’s most renowned producer Marshall Jefferson, have reformed delivering their first original music in over two and a half decades. The pair are best known for releasing iconic records such as ‘That’s The Way Love Is’ which reached the UK’s Top 10 and ‘Right Back To You’. Releasing their debut album ‘Foundation’ in 1989, Ten City then followed up with their ‘State Of Mind’ LP in 1990, the ‘No House Big Enough’ LP in 1992 and finally their ‘That Was Then, This is Now’ album in 1994. Releasing their first new music in two and a half decades, Ten City return when the world needs uniting more than ever. Their music and positive messages can help to heal divisions and create a new chapter in House music’s ongoing legacy.

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