lesser known yet streamable artists

Greg Austin started as a lead singer and main force behind The Greg Austin Band, famous for their largely unknown album, "Midnight Driver," released in the 1970s. Although considered prolific in hindsight, the album garnered mediocre attention at the time. Greg Austin continued throughout the rest of the 80s and 90s releasing solo material, and still releases and performs to this day.

Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike have come a long way in a very short period of time. Sought after producers, remixers to the A-list elite – Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, LMFAO, Pitbull – and #1 hit makers, the accolades they’ve clocked up so far are equal to those some amass in a lifetime! Touring across the planet, they are one of the hottest tickets in dance music & grace the biggest venues & festivals with their explosive brand of EDM.

Read more about Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike on Last.fm.

Ebbs and Flows started life in an old warehouse flat in Macclesfield when Rob Calder saved up his pennies (earned through geriatric carework) to buy a four-track recorder. Inspired by folk music, Spacemen 3 records and the people around him, Rob started to record. Having utterly failed to meet like-minded people, he moved to Oxford and then Reading, where his efforts culminated in his first album, the largely acoustic 184,000,000 Miles. A demo copy of the album found its way to Holly's Demo Hell (a now-defunct column in the NME where witty putdowns were generally the order of the day).