Kelly Barnard is Kode of Bliss.

An Electronic Music Artist who started making music in March 2011.

Somaaa (Zachary Hanni) started making music in New Jersey Under the name “Basscreators” along with his friend Ariel Kirkwood. Together they released the studio album 20Hz.

In September 2010, Somaaa moved to Tennessee to further peruse his musical career. Since his move he has released he album “To Deadmau5, Mstrkrft, Bloody Beetroots, And Other Awesome People” and the single Ghosts N Stuff (Somaaa Remix) in early 2011

Later on that year he released the album “Electro Lights”

Borntrippy has been producing electronic music since 1997. Based in Melbourne Australia.

Google play has become our primary release point.

Borntrippy has a unique flavour, we hope that you enjoy it... All music is free... we hope it brings some joy to you.

Enjoy the Noiz...

We are producers from Los Angeles, Spain, Europe and Columbia. We will be releasing full instrumental albums and have been since 2003. Please enjoy the music!

Hardcore Scm writes music in various styles including hardcore, gabber, trance, techno, drum and bass, trip hop, downbeat, ambient, big beat and classical.

Sean Michael Williams “Seany-Doo”, born and raised on the south side of Chicago (Englewood) became a huge fan of music at an early age. His mother gave him his first tape cassette player when he was 3. From that point on, Seany-Doo listened, memorized, and sang along with all the songs in his tape collection. During his childhood, his mother’s family gave him the nickname “Seany-Doo” because he loved watching Scooby-Doo. When growing up, Seany-Doo listened to 2Pac, Biggie Smalls, NWA, LL Cool J, Jennifer Lopez and many other influential artists on the radio. Their power and influence on the youth inspired Seany-Doo to one day have that same effect on his generation. Seany-Doo started writing music at the age of 8 and began recording music at the age of 12. All throughout his life, Seany-Doo loved to be in the spotlight, especially when performing in his school’s talent shows & theatre productions. To this day, when Seany-Doo takes the stage at local events/showcases, he never experiences stage fright, simply because he loves performing and putting on a great show. His eagerness for performing live, derives from his determination to give the people what they came for and nothing less.

Also known as HT, Hat Trix made their debut in the hip hop music scene in early 2007 with their mix-tape release: "Motivation." HT later became a music powerhouse in 2010 when they linked up with several acclaimed California musicians. The group consists of Hans, Erc and Mic the Producer. All three are producers, recording artists and song-writers.

Hans is a San Francisco Bay Area musician who formed the group "Hat Trix" in early 2001. He made his first appearance on the 2004 album "Tricks of the Trade" which quickly sold out within weeks of its first release. Since then, Hans has released over 15 albums with Hat Trix and featured on numerous projects; and has even had toys designed after his likenesses. His most notable appearances have been with names such as Crazy Town, Michael Marshall, The Conscious Daughters, Turf Talk and Nocturnal Hustlers. While he began music mainly as a rapper, Hans now emphasizes the importance of his musical versatility by producing, writing, mixing and mastering all of his own projects and artwork; often times with fellow musician, Mic the Producer.

The evolving event history of DJ/Producer Jaekim has its beginnings simply collecting wax as accompanying music for his friends to dance & skate to. Still in his teens (at the time) Jaekim quickly carved a niche out of making bedroom-produced, continuously- mixed 90 minute pause button cassettes (early 90’s). Even though his genre preference ran the gamut, Jaekim’s love for UK trip-hop ultimately led him to a small broadcast studio located in the heart of Montrose (KPFT Houston, TX) one late Wednesday night (3am) in February 1995. Recognizing the small but self-sustaining community of individuals with similar musical taste, Jaekim joined forces with the maestro of events taking place on-air (radio) in said studio, DJ Sun. Within a couple of weeks, the two not only forged a strong bond outside of music, but built the blocks of DJ Sun’s renown Soular Grooves Radio, taking the show from Wednesday mornings at 3am to prime time Saturdays at 9pm.

That summer of ’95, Jaekim began to ‘cut his teeth’ as a DJ on the club circuit by serving duties as one of the four resident DJs for the now infamous Groove Shop Thursdays at Magic Bus – Houston (a venue he was not yet old enough to attend as a patron). After two years as the original co-host of Soular Grooves, as well as spinning selections in the midst of legendary venues such as PowerTools, Rockefeller’s, & Café Brazil, Jaekim set out to host and program/DJ a radio show that would serve as a staple to Houston’s underground Hip Hop movement, known as the 12-Inch Sub (alongside Eddie Question at KTRU Houston) in early ‘97. As expected, the potential monotony of surrounding himself with only one genre of music led Jaekim to seek more diverse waters in Houston’s club circuit as well. By this time, it would come as no surprise to the city’s dwellers that Jaekim would collaborate with longtime friend and mentor Tunde Akindele to curate Downtown Houston’s first Sunday daytime party residence, Remedy – dedicated to the lovers of underground dance music culture; located at the city’s first “mega-club”, Spy (1998).

By early 1999, Jaekim would complete his studies, earning a bachelor degree from the University Of Houston; turning the page onto the next chapter of his life & career: a return to New York City (where he previously lived as a child in the 80’s). While attending

the Institute of Audio Research near NYU, Jaekim gained invaluable experience from the business side of the music industry as an intern at global house music hub King Street Sounds/ Nite Grooves Records, under owner Hisa Ishioka. Four months into such an experience would lead Jaekim to a chance meeting with an all-time DJ/Producer hero David Morales. Days later Jaekim would find himself on the road and in the studio as an assistant for the Grammy award winner (received that same year), in his first occupational role after college. Outside of the technical experience gained, more valuable amounts of knowledge were absorbed in the process via Jaekim’s position at Morales’ Def Mix Productions & Definity Records. With the wheels of music production turning steady, Jaekim’s never been one to stray away from his DJ duties for long; which ultimately led him to a management/ A&R position at world renown vinyl mecca Dancetracks Records/ 3rd-&-1st Recordings in the East Village of Manhattan.

Having maintained a steady communication link with the radio station he put so many hours in as a student, Jaekim returned to KTRU’s airwaves in 2007, formulating The Phunkwhatchaheard Show (classic & modern soul funk) and The Electronic Show. In the process, Jaekim’s recording commitments have claimed equal time to DJ duties resulting in seminal EP releases such as Unidentified (2010), Green Grits (2010), Psych! (2011), Buildin’ Blox volumes 1-3 (2012), Mixed Feelings (2013), REspekt volumes 1-3 (2012-2015), and La Teoría (2017) [in addition to dozens of remixes and re-edits, accumulating monthly]. A personal milestone was achieved in 2009 when Jaekim managed to curate a DJ residency, HOME, that included equal parts Hip Hop, House, Rare Groove, and Soul Boogie, at Houston’s Avant Garden (a venue located on the same block as the radio station [KPFT] that served as a genesis almost 15 years prior). In the end, whether it’s twisting knobs, tuning instruments, and programming sounds or executing broadcast air checks, and traveling to new lands to bring smiles to vibrant rooms...Jaekim concludes, “There’s never a dull moment; and that’s a great thing!”

For the past 8yrs Peruvian Musician/Producer/DJ Jose Mascaro has been looking for the right sound, and now he brings out a new exciting sound combining Electro House Music with guitar solos and riffs. Mascaro has been able to set his own unique sound and performance, not just as a DJ, but a Musician as well.

Mascaro has been DJing since the age of 13 and started making his own music a year later. He grew up in a musically inclined family but he was the first to experiment with electronic music, such as techno, trance, house, hard house, electro and even ambient. As he became more deeply immersed in the technology of creating electronic music, he became more serious about the music. “I started to dedicate my life to this style of music,” he says.

He even stepped outside the bounds of strict electronica elements, incorporating piano, guitar and drums into his music, and that was the step toward writing his own material rather than remixing others’ works. “I lay something down on guitar and then go through what I wrote and decide what I want to keep and transform it into something more electronic.”

And while Mascaro is always working to make music to satisfy the mind of those who seek for new sounds and new experiences with music, he also has a deeper drive. He uses his music not just as entertainment but as a method of enlightenment. His music and festival appearances open doors to a wide array of people, giving him an opportunity to help expand awareness of global human rights and environmental issues.

“Give something back to the people of this earth is what i want to do, something that can stay here even after i’m gone and music is that thing, Feel Good Music.”

With soothing and rhythmic melodies Jose takes improvising to a different level, each track performed is always improvised and no two recordings will ever sound the same, bringing a “One of a Kind” recording each time they’re performed.

With the Latest Released Album “Revolution Through Music” and "The Light Withih" Jose is open for bookings.

Amusium is born out of an obsession with all music, but with roots planted firmly in electro, orchestral, J-pop, house, and film scores.

Russell Carlton Huiskamp—singer, songwriter, producer—spent the majority of his musical upbringing playing classical piano and training to be a composer. But, it wasn’t long until his interest in creating music grew to include film scoring, electronic music, musical theater, songwriting, producing, and eventually, pop.

Eclectic, energetic, and heartfelt, he strives to be both unique and approachable with his music, drawing on limitless inspiration from all types of composition, visual art, fashion, technology and foreign culture.

Self-producing and self-releasing his debut collection of EPs, the New York-based artist is currently offering his new songs, for free, at www.amusium.com.

Highly Explosive, based in Louisville, Kentucky, was created in 1990 when Rob and Jennifer (brother and sister) and their first cousin Paul started recording their music on a tape deck, then a 4-track, and now all digitally on Rob & Paul's computers using Sonar Producer. All told they have been writing, playing and recording literally hundreds of original songs together for over 16 years.

ZulphaDawn Music is an artist name, through which Martyn Shirra shows his different styles of music.

Chasing a dream that wasn't mines, chasing a time that has already passed. The Anonymous Tales chronicles elaborates on my life experiences and transgressions, that i've accumulated from, my ups and down to what i am now. 2013 (kid in the suit) was the last time i released music, and yet i felt as though i never finished it. I hope you enjoy what i'm preparing to release, and i look forward to all feedback.

TheTerboh is this big nerd who sits behind a computer for like, the whole day, trying to make Electronic Music for all to enjoy. He's trying to start up a netlabel, but to little avail, makes sprite art, and is ready to blow some people away with his sounds!

UPDATE! My page is live!

There are currently two versions of each album. One to download for free. And the other to donate. If you like the tracks I have so far, please help support! I can use the money to buy more music stuff such as VSTs to make better sounds in the unknown future...Or food. Maybe even pay some rent?

Current Albums: Thr0wB4ck - These were tracks I made a few years ago. They are more complete because I was using Magix Music Maker...So essentially, I put together sample libraries. (Gotta recover these old projects O.O)

WIPs - Which are tacks that are a work in progress. These tracks seem less complete because I am actually building them from scratch in Ableton. More to come this summer! Hopefully complete ones to!

(Above will be any news, updates, and whatever else of importance)

(Below is my bio which will be updated from time to time)

Oh jeez, another one of these

Hello! My name is Christian! Aka DJJaxxon! Long story short (for now) I moved here to the city of Pittsburgh back in fall of 2013 and currently attending collage here. I grew up in a small town were I was decently known. How I got started into Dj and music production was when I had a DJ app on my iPod hooked up to my stereo. This lovely girl saw me do this and was like, "Can you do something that I can dance to?" We practiced her dance to my simple cut version of one of Skrillex's songs. Played in front of the band of like 200 people. People said "You should be a DJ!" Picked up my first deck (that I still have) the Numark IDJ3. Got into it, loved it, DJed a few parties in my home town and have been at it a for about 2 years now. Now, I have an APC40, work with some things in Ableton, starting a new here in Pittsburgh. Just want to get myself known out there. So, I feel like this'll also be a good start. Post some WIP on here for free and see where it goes :)