Shaman of the ESP Institute label. The guy from lovefingers.org. 1/2 of The Stallions. Hippie.


Bookings:
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North & South America
Liaison Artists
jkornman@liaisonartists.com
www.liaisonartists.com
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Europe & United Kingdom
The Pool, London
rob@thepool-london.com
www.thepool-london.com

For bookings please contact
UK/Europe/ROW - mike.robinson@arcade-talent.com
USA - alo@prismaartists.com

All licensing and remix enquiries info@paranoidlondon.com

https://linktr.ee/carriemorrison

Growing up in the UK, Carrie discovered her love of house music at the tender age of 14, when she started attending acid house parties. After moving to London at age 20, she became a resident DJ at the Friendly Society, a SoHo bar where she warmed up the London crowds before they went out clubbing. During her five-year residency, she also began playing at clubs and bars in Brixton, branching into soulful house and disco, having residencies at Plan B and Mass with Tim "Indulge" (an amazing mentor). She was fortunate to DJ with most of her DJ idols and favorite producers before leaving the UK for San Francisco in 2010. In SF, Carrie continues to play a combination of nu disco, classic disco, and house under the moniker CarrieOnDisco, with a singular focus on bringing joy to the dance floor. She is one of the resident DJs at the Stud.

https://www.instagram.com/carriemorrisons/

SHDW, hailing from Stuttgart, founded Mutual Rytm in 2022, shaping a musical journey of his own.

Booking (worldwide): tim@outlined-am.com
Contact: marco@mutual-rytm.com

Native to New York, musclecars is a DJ / Producer duo consisting of Brandon Weems and Craig Handfield. As musicians, they equally share an admiration for the art form. Their desire to blend genres and express their appreciation for music is focused around their community- the end goal is to bring people together. Through a regular stream of high quality mixes, they have begun to turn heads in underground circles. 

In 2018 they launched ‘Coloring Lessons’, a party that was aimed to add value to their city’s nightlife culture. While the party and sound is not genre specific, it is heavily focused around house, disco, jazz, and soul, embracing the musical elements of their black and brown ancestors. The monthly party's intention is to bring New York City's dance music scene back to what it was during the golden era of NY nightlife. They aim to spread the music that has been influential to them, and share it with a younger generation of their peers.

M. Lahoz is following