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Kinky Movement

Kinky Movement started out in 1997 as a collective of Dj's hosting underground house nights in and around the Nottingham area. The group have also long been involved in the UK free party scene, organising and djing with the likes of Smokescreen, DIY and Shrewd. Armed With a taste and a passion for the music, they knew their next step was to start producing for themselves and since 2004 three of the crew; Andy Mcloughlin; Lee Eden and John Symms have since become the producers for the outfit releasing their music on some of the worlds top deep house labels including Tango recordings...

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Omar S

Omar-S is the latest man of mystery from Detroit. His records are low key minimal dirty house music, usually issued only on white label with handwritten info. His love for the music is quite evident from the deep emotional tracks he writes. His music is indebted to tracky Chicago house, dirty Detroit house, and of course Detroit techno.

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Scott Grooves

Patrick Scott aka Scott Grooves received his house music baptism from Jeff Mills' legendary The Wizard radio shows and going to the legendary Music Institute. It was at this seminal club that he met Kevin Saunderson. After forging a friendship with Kevin, Scott tinkled the keyboards for Inner City. After hearing a Soma (Funk D'Void) record in a Detroit record store Scott Grooves sent a demo of his album to the Soma office. The rest is history!

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Delano Smith

Delano Smith was one of the first ‘mobile DJs’ in a city that embraced DJ culture early on, before Music Stores sold more turntables than guitars. Emerging as one of the top progressive DJs in Detroit during the 80s, alongside the legendary Ken Collier (RIP), Smith mastered the art form while playing the underground and club parties that set the stage for today’s global party circuit. After taking time off from Djing in the 90s to pursue personal interests, Smith began playing events again after receiving numerous requests from promoters.

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Jon Cutler

Cutler has lived in New York all his life. He began DJing at the age of 15, and studied photography at the School of Visual Arts before returning to house music full-time.
Cutler began releasing 12" remixes on his own Distant Music record label in 1997. In 2001, he produced the track "It's Yours" (featuring E-Man) for Chez Music, which hit #38 on the UK Singles Chart. In 2004, he was featured on the compilation album Afterdark: New York City, which peaked at #23 on the U.S.

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Morgan Geist

This New Jersey native was initially inspired by England's take on the sound of Detroit, but eventually tracked techno back to its Motor City innovators. When he began listening to music, however, it was the sound of early-'80s synth heroes like Devo, Severed Heads and New Order alongside early hiphop, jazz and 60's Hindi film soundtracks. Geist released his first 12" (via Dan Curtin's innovative Metamorphic label) while studying at Oberlin College in 1994.

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Doc Martin

The Doc began his mission on the decks back in the summer of 1986. His focus on house music from the land of funk and disco, was triggered while playing the club and warehouse scene in San Francisco. As one of the major players in laying the foundations of a strong West Coast dance scene, Doc has always been a master of mixing the crowd with the music. Neatly avoiding pigeonholing, while embracing a myriad of different styles, his set creates a warm unique vibe of empathy on the dance floor.

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Lawnchair Generals

Real Name: Carlos Mendoza and Peter Christianson
Profile: Carlos Mendoza and Peter Christianson formed LawnChair Generals in 2001 while working together at Seattle's Platinum Records. The duo have been shaping the future of underground House music ever since. With their talent both behind the decks and in the studio, LCG have simultaneously blazed their way into the crates, mix compilations and ranks of the world's elite House music acts.

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Lissat & Voltaxx

Jens Lissat doesn't really need an introduction; insiders call him the "German godfather of techno". His eclectic career started 15 years ago with clubanthems like "Work the House-Sound", "Who is Elvis", "Der Erdbeermund" and his biggest success, the Interactive Remake "Forever Young", which still graces his studio in the form of a golden record. If "dirty Lissat" counts it right he could call more than 130 releases his own.

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