Nukov & Yelmet are two close friends from Belgium who have the same vision and taste when it comes to music. They have a very diverse sound together as the class themselves "men of music". There's good music and bad music and you'll find that the N&Y sound is the sound of the moment whatever that may be across all different types of genres. Perfect for us being all things Unsound or Underground. 
Having worked with artists like Kerri Chandler, wAFF, Solardo, Detlef, Nathan Barato, Matthias Tanzmann, Kolsch & many more with their SIRKUS brand. The duo need no more introduction with their music being signed to labels like Moon Harbour, Hot Creations & Moan.

With his unique and eclectic brand of edgy indie-pop Ben Pearson is already making a big impression. Passionate about life, faith and memorable melodies, Ben’s music oozes with creative pop energy. Having recently graduated with a 1st class degree in music composition, at 21 Ben’s patiently crafted sound exhibits a depth and maturity beyond his years. His talents as a multi-instrumentalist come into their own on his self- produced debut album What the Eye Can’t See.  

Ben spent the best part of 2011 writing and recording What the Eye Can’t See in his studio, which was then mixed and mastered by Andy Baker (Philippa Hanna, The Gentlemen) at Resound Media. With influences ranging from Keane to The Polyphonic Spree, Ben’s passion for vibrant and intricate instrumentation really shows on this record. From the driving synth-pop opener “Faith”, through the cinematic soundscape of the title track, concluding with the soul-tinged piano ballad “Don’t Lose Yourself”, Ben’s album offers contemporary pop sensibility fussed with innovative and ingenious arrangements.

With several of his tracks having already received national radio airplay and growing enthusiasm for his live performances Ben is certainly an artist to look out for. Whether against the captivatingly produced backdrop of What the Eye Can’t See, or live in a café with a piano, Ben’s melodies speak for themselves. He has performed to audiences a thousand strong but is equally at home in intimate acoustic settings where he enjoys being able to share the stories behind the songs.


Born in Sweden, dj ShmeeJay now lives in the Pacific Northwest, where he plays the music he loves and is known to talk about himself, in third person, endlessly.

Always the responsible fellow, in order to reduce waste, his bio was created from 100% recycled bios.

Keep an eye out for his Ain't No Big Thing podcast (http://djshmeejay.com/aint-no-big-thing-radio-show/) with a new episode released  about twice per month.  

For booking inquiries send an email to: djShmeeJay [at] gmail [dot] com.

Riding in with the power to deliver sunshine to world’s rainiest open-air events, Monkey Safari brings rays of light to whatever dance floors they cast their shimmering spell on. 

The past few years saw the brothers swinging to new trees, retiring their previous labels to focus on their new label 'Hommage.' It were the years of transformation for the German producers, developing and tailoring a sound suited perfectly for the unique club nuances while still keeping the core elements of melodic chords and grooves synonymous with the duos productions. 

During this time, Monkey Safari unveiled their remix for Marc Houle’s “Pepper” on Richie Hawtin’s label Minus and their hugely successful “Cranes” and “Walls“ EPs that presented opportunities for Monkey Safari to work with some exciting musicians, such as Wolf + Lamb and Kölsch, techno heavy weights Guy Gerber and Josh Wink, as well as one of dance music’s most iconic producers, Moby. 

Monkey Safari remixed a track for Moby & The Void Pacific Choir, returning the favor after Moby’s successful rework of the duo’s track “Walls” last year. Their next releases continued in the same fashion, featuring remixes from Paco Osuna, Chloé, John Digweed & Nick Muir, UNER, Guy Mantzur, Victor Ruiz and more, while signing tracks from amazing Blond:ish, legendary John Tajada, and others on their Hommage imprint. 

The duo’s efforts in the studio have transcended to their DJ sets with stand out shows at Time Warp and Awakenings Festival. On top of a heavy touring schedule at world renowned clubs and headlining slots at festivals, the duo released their album ‘Odyssey’. Monkey Safari produced the same kind of tracks for this album they were playing as they toured nightclubs and festivals around the world, rather than simply a listening album. 

In 2018 Monkey Safari carefully handpicked remixers they saw as most capable of continuing their vision for the album. The ‘Odyssey Remixes’ featured reworks of the original album tracks by the master himself, Carl Cox, international stars Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J, Musumeci, Tensnake and Reboot, studio geniuses Dubspeeka, Hannes Bieger, ROD, and Phil Moffa, as well as up-and-coming talent Avidus and Trivmph . 

Monkey Safari’s third album comes in perfect time for the summer sunshine of 2019. The duo follow up their last album, ‘Odyssey’, with this warm, inviting collection of music designed to brighten your day and complement the glorious sunny days that bless us during the summer. Sven and Lars learned some valuable lessons from their last long-player, and the new album ‘HI’ comes from a far more relaxed, easy-going place. An organic project that came together quite naturally, their third album sees the duo in high spirits ready to bring a large dose of positive vibes and emotional depth to the party. 

2020 and 2021 sees Monkey Safari moving closer to legendary brands Get Physical and Anjuna Deep, starting with a remix and a multitude of EPs on the labels. Watch out for more news soon! 

The German outfit has been on an incredible run of form with promising developments in all of their endeavors and exciting news still to come. Be it a fresh remix or EP drop, DJ set or party, Monkey Safari will be sure to touch all scopes of dance culture with no signs of deceleration on the horizon. 
Their mandate remains the same, sending sunny vibes to make even the darkest dance floors smile.

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