A true force in the Psytrance world and beyond it, Yoni Oshrat, better known as Ace Ventura, isn't just a DJ and producer - he's an experience. For over two decades, his infectious energy has ignited dance floors worldwide. From intimate clubs to headlining major festivals, Ace Ventura has captivated audiences with his signature style. His music is characterised by a fusion of hard, pumping dancefloor oriented themes and deeper, groovier influences, always immersed in psychedelia. As a DJ his diverse musical tastes and vast musical knowledge enables him to create unique sonic experiences. In times when lineups consist mostly of short producer sets, Yoni pushes the envelope to play long sets that tell a real story, going back to the origins of DJ culture.

His passion for psytrance extends far beyond music. Alongside Liquid Soul, he co-founded Psy-Nation, a global movement encompassing a monthly radio show/podcast and a travelling party line. This dedication to the genre fosters community and discovery for psytrance enthusiasts everywhere.

While psytrance is his domain, Ace Ventura's musical curiosity extends to downtempo and dub universes.  This deep appreciation for diverse electronic styles adds another layer to his artistry, evident in his acclaimed "Ace Ventura in Dub" sets.

Ace Ventura isn't confined to the booth. Beyond solo ventures, he collaborates on successful projects like Alpha Portal (with Astrix), Alien Art (with Captain Hook), Liquid Ace (with Liquid Soul), and Acid Punks (with Outsiders), each project offering a different sound adventure.

✘ Feedasoul 
✘ Roots for Bloom
✘ 96 Musique
✘ TLR Record
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Past Events:
- Pique Nique electro#3 @Manoir de Kerlut 09/06
- Mellotron  30/05
- Sacré 30/04
- Concrete : 26/04
- 5 years Beat À L'air @ Générator
- Berliner Klub @ Nouveau Casino
- LDE W/ Raoul K @ Caen
- Tealer house Party @ Wanderlust 
- Release party @ Drak-Art, Grenoble 
- Party time @ Zig Zag Club 
- Tealer Party W/ A-Trak, 123mrk, Un*Deux... @Showcase
- Un*Deux release party W/ Le Crayon, Rombo, Poggio, 123mrk, Cezaire @Rotonde Stalingrad
- Beat à l'air @ Wanderlust 
- Science Po @ Loft Caprice 
- Nymphony Party @ Social Club
- Take Off @ Showcase Paris 
- AperoBoat@ Batofar 
- BATHROOM @ Machine du Moulin Rouge, Paris W/  Dabeul, Chemical Surf
- Club Nordique 3 @ Drak-Art, Grenoble
- TRNDSQU @ Badaboum
- Baldwin @ DV1 Lyon
- Marcel @ Divan du Monde
- Brunett @ Le Quai
- Les befores du Quai Branly Musée du quai Branly
-Altiglisse @ Val d'Isère
-Touche Française @ Grenoble
-LaPause @ Social Club 
-Aperobeat 2 @ Batofar
-Un*Deux Release @ Social Club
-Belle Amie W/Donovans @ Dandy
-GalaCentrale W/ Jean To @ Lille
-Marcel party @ 4 Elements
-MIND vs MM W @ Paris Paris
-Marcel Party 12 @ Panic Room
-Maison MArcel vs Mind @ 4 Elements
-MarcelApero @ Batofar
-Marcel Party /11 @ Panic Room
- MarcelParty/8 @ La Petite Taverne
-House&Bicrave 1/2/3 @ Workshop
- BWGU #5 @ Drak'Art (Grenoble)
- Pere noel rock W/ Dusty kid, Toxic A. & Feadz @ Grand Sud (Lille)
- Marcel Party W/ Bel Air @ Petite Taverne
- Paris en Vogue @ La Petite Taverne
- MarzParty @ 45 tours 
- House & Bicrave @ WorkShop 
- Maison Marcel @ 4 Elements
-Marcel Party#4  @ Panic Room (MM crew, La Beatzeria)
-Jean tonique Realese Party @ Dandy W/ Cherokee, Kartell
-"On Drugs" realyse party @ La Droguerie moderne W/Tealer crew
-Marcel Party #3 @ Panic Room 
- V.O Happy 2nd Birthday @ Concorde Atlantique (Jupiter, Chateaubriand, Marius & Cesar...)
- Jeunesse sauvage@ Kogan Gallery
- Marcel PArty #2 @ Panic Room
- Less is more #3 @ Panam Art café
- Boatello #1 @ Péniche Notre-Dame
- La belle amie @ Le Dandy (Venice Beach)
- Maison Marcel @ Panic Room
- Less is more / Paname art café
-  la belle amie @ Le Dandy (Pyramide)
- Maison Marcel @ Petit village (pigalle) Paris
- Maison Marcel@ La Karambole, paris  
- L'intimiste, Mr Papillon (Paris)
- Nepap Plastic people, La clinique des arts, Paris
- Cocktail club , Curio Parlior, Paris
- Intégration Supdepub, CultureHall, Paris
- PopCornProject, Club de L'étoile, Paris
- NOHELL, 1979, Paris (Nightmare Juke Squad, Please, Marvy) 
- Party Fonk, Panic Room, Paris (Kartell, Jean Tonique, Chateaubriand)
- Les Écuries de Joséphine, Paris (Frensh Kyd)
- Gala EDH , Pavillon Vendôme, Paris
- Magic Circus, Club Haussmann , Paris (Jean Tonique, Julian M)
- Dauphine art week, Paris-Dauphine, Paris (Jupiter)
- Kraft Club, Le Castel Club, Nantes (Pur Sim, Wigga)
- Rosé Mouton Cadet, Le viaduc café, Paris
- Tape Bar, Paris
- Bonjour, Viaduc Café, Paris (Cuizinier, Jeune premier)
- Party Fonk, Panic Room, Paris (Jean Tonique, Kartell)
- Funk me Please, Caves du Chapelet, Paris
- Bee Party , Viaduc Café, Paris (Big Ben & co)

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Alan Fitzpatrick - Don't Stop [APX031]
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Tour Dates & Music: https://alanfitzpatrick.komi.io

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Management - Electric Ibiza 
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Lisa Barraclough
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Bookings - North & South America
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A man who needs little introduction, Southampton born techno legend Alan Fitzpatrick has spent the last decade carving out his musical niche and holding rank in the upper echelons of the underground electronic world. Few artists can claim to have headlined Berghain and also had a hit on daytime BBC Radio 1, but then there aren’t many artists like Alan Fitzpatrick. 

One of the most popular techno DJs in the world, he has rubbed shoulders with the likes of Carl Cox and Adam Beyer for the best part of a decade, performing at the world’s biggest clubs and festivals. Known primarily for his raw hard-edged sound, Alan has developed into one of dance music’s most versatile producers, equally at home putting out techno bangers on Drumcode as he is making disco-infused house anthems, or experimental electronica under his 3STRANGE alias, not to mention his impressive range of collaborations (including CamelPhat, Skream, Sasha, Rebūke and Jamie Jones). 

The We Are The Brave and Apex Faction label don adopts a no nonsense approach to A&R and in 5 short years Alan has welcomed some of Techno’s finest producers to his fold. The Englishman champions the musical output of both established artists and breakthrough alike, accumulating over 50 million Spotify Streams on We Are The Brave records since its inception in 2016. Fast-forward to 2021 and the southern powerhouse shows no sign of slowing down, his passion for music permeating all aspects of his career. The WATB frontman is renowned for curating an evening of exceptional magnitude, having already showcased his roster’s talent at The Warehouse Project, Shine Belfast, SWG3 Glasgow and the infamous Fabric nightclub in London.

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Few figures in contemporary music have influenced their respective fields the way Frankie Knuckles has revolutionized dance music.As one of the most renowned DJs in the world, Frankie Knuckles is still packing dance floors with his unique style for almost 30 years. Legions of admirers during his travels penned Frankies nickname The Godfather of House the press picked up on it and made it stick.

He has played a pivotal role in the creation and evolution of house music, which has become the dominant staple of dance clubs throughout the world. It was this celebrity and his constant fundraising for some of his favorite charities dealing with aids, homelessness, and education of our youth, that garnered him one of the most prestigious honors by the City Of Chicago.

On August 25th 2004, the Mayor of Chicago proclaimed the date Frankie Knuckles day, and a street naming Frankie Knuckles Way .As a Producer and Re-Mixer, Knuckles lent his talents to some of R&B and Pop musics elite. Artists such as Mary J. Blige, Sounds of Blackness, Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, Diana Ross, Luther Vandross, Michael Bolton and Toni Braxton. Frankies production and mixing career was officially recognized by the music industry in 1997.

He became the first recipient of a Grammy for Remixer of The Year and has served as a Governor and Trustee, for the NYC Chapter of The National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences.As an artist enjoying the success of two Virgin Records releases, Beyond The Mix and Welcome To The Real World . The first album included The Whistle Song which is most memorable as the Lipton Ice Tea commercial in the mid 90’s.

In 2001 Definity Records released the single Keep on Movin by Frankie Knuckles featuring vocalist Nicki Richards. The new song opened his Mix album Motivation and was the beginning of the collaboration between Knuckles and Richards 2004 A New Reality release. Billboard Magazine writes in the Album Reviews noteworthy section Knuckles strings together an inspirational and spiritual collection of gospel-infused club songs .

With critical acclaim from nearly every Electronic Dance and Club Culture magazine through out North America and Europe. Definity strategic crossover plan launched with a visibility campaign in Major Chains for Black History Month in February. Reviews in Vibe, Ebony, Black Beat, Essence, and BET made this Motivation album the first Def Mix Productions release to garner recognition with mainstream Afro American press.

Knuckles was back in the USA mainstream with his positive message. The launch of his Motivation world tour put Knuckles message again in the forefront on an International level and Knuckles realizes post 9/11 was a New Reality for him. In 2003 Knuckles released an exclusive mix album for Armani AX which also renewed his positive Message, and introduced the forthcoming studio album.He started digging through the vaults and writing, and came up with his first studio album to release in 7 years.

A New Reality released April 2004 in the USA, UK, Italy, Australia, and Japan simultaneously, and continues to receive media attention. Knuckles Launches his A New Reality” Tour on the heals of his Bac N da Day success around the globe. Bac N da Day is the first collaboration in 20 years with long time friend, House legend and co writer Jamie Principle. His second single Matter of Time features Nicki Richards, who is one of the most sought after vocalists in the USA. She works with everyone from Janet Jackson to Stevie Wonder. A breath of fresh air, Nicki is featured on half the album and is backed by some of the most amazing vocalists the business has to offer. She also sings with Will Downing who sings backing vocals for her on What’s Goin On .

Knuckles continues to use his celebrity and much of his spare time providing entertainment for various AIDS charity events. He supports anything that has to do with children, noted as saying I cannot stand to hear a child cry of want, hunger, or a lack of love . He has let his services for many past organizations, including Meals on Wheels, GMHC, Pediatric AIDS, and most recently Harvey Milk School.

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Leeds based record label Baker Street Recordings have earned their reputation as one of the most exciting House music labels to emerge from the UK in recent years, thanks to a hard work ethic and consistently quality music. Producers at the forefront of the ‘underground’ house scene have featured on Baker Street releases; names such as Moodymanc, Sei A, Sasse, Lee Mortimer, Demarkus Lewis, Lil’ Mark and Justin Harris of Freaks, alongside up and coming characters such as Bang Bang, Tom Davis, Martijn, Neil Bainbridge and label owners Paul Hardy and Jacob, who are also collectively known as Holmes & Watz.

Formed in late 2006 by Paul Hardy and Jacob Kelly, Baker Street stay true to their hometown’s house pedigree and follow in the footsteps of the city’s musical standard bearers 2020 Vision and Back To Basics. And as good solid northern lads Jacob and Paul don’t have any grandiose claims or disillusions, “our sound is not one of the future, just of good House music.”

Both Paul and Jacob have released a string of EPs for their label as solo artists and together as the aforementioned Holmes & Watz, which explains their label name and defines their roles within the label; Paul handles all the admin, content, financials and A&R (‘the brains’ - Doctor Watson) while Jacob is responsible for promotions, events and also A&R (‘the brawn’ - Sherlock Holmes). Paul also works for Ralph Lawson’s 2020 Recordings/ dotbleep and credits much of the Baker Street success to learning from Ralph. As such his music has graced both labels, along with Lost My Dog, 22 Digit and Undertones. Aside from Baker Street, Jacob’s music can be found on labels such as Music For Freaks, 3am and PE Music, while Holmes & Watz productions have also appeared on Minority Music and Paranoid.

The music from Baker Street is consistently well received across a wide spectrum of A-list DJs from big room jocks such as Timo Maas and Axwell to worldwide deep/tech stars including Fred Everything, Mark Farina, Brothers Deep and Fish Go Deep. In particular, Nick Holder has repeatedly shown his support, stating “fantastic again, Baker Street is rollin’”, Mr White from Larry Heard’s legendary Alleviated Records looks out for everything, “another great release yet again from Baker Street” and Luke McKeehan, owner of Nordic Trax and one of the most respected label-heads in the business, is a huge fan, “Baker Street are killing it, wicked wicked stuff again.”

Further support has poured in from leading magazines such as iDJ, DeBug and DMC Update who all heap glowing reviews on Baker Street, while respected online outlets Our House Mag, Inhale and Traffic have featured the label and it’s owners in-depth. And aside from releasing some of the best house music money can buy, Baker Street are known for their legendary parties, the highlight of which is their annual February soiree. The 2009 instalment saw a mouthwatering line-up of Derrick Carter, Moodymanc, Lil Mark, Buckley and Solo take over an old Warehouse in Leeds. In Jacob and Paul’s own words “IT WENT NUTS! Derrick was on form and the vibe there was electric.”

As Sherlock Holmes would have no doubt have said to his sidekick, “Baker Street Recordings are mighty spiffing, it’s elementary my dear Watson”

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