Lineup

Martin Garrix - the name that belongs to one of the youngest and most successful DJ’s/producers championing the pop and electronic scene. Garrix has taken his expertise across the globe, by headlining festivals, breaking through territories, and collaborating with major stars including Dua Lipa, Bono and The Edge (U2), Khalid and Macklemore. Climbing yet another rung of his ladder to stardom, the hitmaker is now a founder of his very own label (STMPD RCRDS), an owner of a studio complex in Amsterdam and a mentor to upcoming artists.
Stretching back to humbler beginnings the DJ/producer, who was born and bred in The Netherlands, cites his introduction to dance music as watching Tiësto’s performance at the 2004 Olympics opening ceremony in Athens. Speaking on the moments impact, he shares “DJ’s weren’t as huge as they are now, so it was a big deal that a Dutch DJ was part of the Olympics. I remember the music, there was so much energy coming from it. The feeling I got from it was really cool.” Throughout his formative years, he followed that feeling which allowed him to grow an innate ear for frequencies and an affinity for electronic sound.
Marching to the beat of his own drum - a trait that unbeknownst to him would carry him extremely far - he started to show his skillset, which was refined both at home and while studying music production at a specialist school.
Now in his mid-twenties, seven years into a career that began with the Dutchman bursting through the EDM stratosphere by debuting the single ‘Animals’ back in 2013. The invigorating, dance-floor stomper soared to the top of the charts worldwide, ultimately altering the status of what would be considered as popular music. This marked one of the most defining moments of his career and the industry, which then solidified Garrix as the new face of electronic music at the early age of 17 years.
Sending a breath of fresh air back into the scene with his youthful approach, energetic spirit, impressive tunnel-visioned focus and devotion to creating quality music he powered on, releasing a slew of hits a year later. These included 'Proxy’, ‘Helicopter’, ‘Wizard’, ‘Turn Up The Speakers’, ‘Virus’ and 'Gold Skies’, all of which impressively remain relevant up to this date and find themselves still woven into his sets, performance after performance. Kick starting 2015 with a major collaboration, Garrix hit the ground running with ‘Don’t Look Down’ featuring Usher and cult classic 'The Only Way Is Up’ featuring his idol Tiësto. Continuing his voyage to conquer the mainstream catchment area over the years, Garrix has become responsible for providing us with infectious and anthemic dance and pop records through the 2010’s alongside a string of memorable collaborations from (2016) ‘In The Name Of Love’ featuring Bebe Rexha, (2017) ‘Scared To Be Lonely’ featuring Dua Lipa, ‘There For You’ featuring Troye Sivan, (2018) 'Ocean’ featuring Khalid and last but certainly not least (2019) ‘Summer Days’ with Macklemore and Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy. Some of the earlier artists at the time were at the beginning of their own careers and arguably began burgeoning after the success of their sonic affiliation.
This musicians ear for electronic-infused backdrops has allowed him to impact the world with his infectious productions, both digitally - accumulating a notable 25 million monthly listeners on Spotify alone - through monumental, once-in-a-lifetime performances such as the Winter Olympics 2018, Coachella, Lollapalooza, Ultra Music Festival, Tomorrowland (to name a couple) and eventually announcing to be the Official UEFA Euro 2020 music artist,

committing to produce the official song for the tournament as well as other key music at the finals.
At every one of the high powered and vibrant light-displayed live shows he delivers, Garrix showcases his intrinsic capability to uplift and connect with a crowd from all the way behind his decks. This is a special attribute for a DJ to possess on such a huge scale; especially in an industry where it’s difficult to find equal footing between touring and producing hits. Seemingly mastering both, Garrix has no plans of hitting the brakes and hopes to drive forward championing each sonic realm he embarks on.
As you can imagine, his stream count and recognition from reputable events alone has seen him acknowledged by plenty of publications; like being listed as number one on DJ Mag’s Top 100 for three years in a row. Garrix frequents around 150 events worldwide on a yearly basis, all while spearheading STMPD RCRDS (pronounced Stamped Records) his four- year-old record label which was named in honor of his father’s stamp auctioning business. STMPD RCRDS was formed with the ethos of “Artists First. Always.”
In addition to leading with artists in mind, Garrix also saw the label as an outlet that would help him discover the extent of his creativity as he strives to diversify his discography. With a strong team and an electronic mega-superstar at its helm, it comes as no surprise that the label is going from strength to strength. Housing an eclectic roster of contemporary and alternative artists ranging from tech and deep house sounds and down-tempo to trap and future bass. Amongst its catalog of artists, you’ll find three of Garrix’s aliases - Ytram, AREA21 and GRX. Alongside the label, Garrix has renovated a studio complex in Amsterdam, STMPD recording studios, which has already opened its doors to some highly- respected forces within the industry including; Young Thug, Big Sean, One Republic, Yungblud and David Guetta, as well as a number of production companies and agencies like Netflix, ABC, and CBS.
Starting strong in 2021 with a billion Spotify streams accolade for ‘In The Name Of Love’ with Bebe Rexha and his collaboration with Tove Lo on ‘Pressure’, Garrix spearheaded into a big year. With the official UEFA EURO 2020 song ‘We Are The People’ with Bono and The Edge released, and his project with Maejor, AREA21, rolling out with impressive new music accompanied by animated videos, ultimately leading to the release of ‘Greatest Hits Vol. 1’, Garrix’s first album ever. Fans were hardly able to take it all in and had to quickly catch their breath as he was gearing up for 2022. With the live shows back in full swing, he had a lot of club music under his sleeves and decided to release his first-ever club album ‘Sentio’. Rolling out weekly, the first release saw him team up with close friend Zedd for their highly anticipated collaboration on ‘Follow’ that was 10 years overdue. Collaborating with other old friends and frequenters, ‘Sentio’ also features tracks with DubVision, Mesto, Brooks, Julian Jordan, and Matisse&Sadko amongst others. Two capstones of the album, ‘Starlight (Keep Me Afloat)’ and ‘If We’ll Ever Be Remembered’ included vocals of singer- songwriter Shaun Farrugia, who Garrix stumbled across on TikTok.
There’s no doubt that this ability to reinvent his brand and fearlessly experiment with his sound, by filtering its many streams of creativity to the masses with such ease, is an undeniable testament to his talent and longevity, ultimately driving his legendary narrative even further.

Belgian bass duo Ganja White Night is quickly setting the tone for the bass community around the globe. Members Benjamin “Bamby” Bayeul & Charlie “Erwan” Dodson continue to make waves in the electronic community with their iconic Wobble sound. With their live ensemble, the duo is able to express themselves more freely during live performances creating a truly captivating experience.

Growing up in the humble town of Mons Belgium, the duo was in a way sheltered from the music industry of the United States allowing them to create a honest & unique sound of their own. With their musical roots ranging from early UK bass sounds to the reggae vibes, Ganja White Night has twisted together their influences and spit out something truly fresh.

After a near decade deep discography, Ganja White Night struck a cord with their Mr Wobble LP release cementing their iconic Wobble sound. Centered around the idea of creating their own mini universe, the duo teamed up with Ebo, a famous Belgium street artist to bring their concepts & vision alive.

With the debut of Wobble Master & LFO Requiem full animated music videos in 2016, the story of Mr Wobble was birthed. Drawing similarities to the visual aspect of the Gorillaz and their unique style of telling a story through their music, the duo plans to continue exploring their own universe.

Only time will tell how big this universe is!

As one of the most innovative and sought-after artists, GRAMMY Award-winning producer and electronic dance music icon Afrojack continues to shatter boundaries that push music in bold new directions. Since making his breakthrough with the multi-platinum-selling single ‘Take Over Control’, the Dutch-born musician has lent his production skills to tracks that bend genres and laid the foundation for major hits for artists such as Beyoncé, Pitbull, Will.i.am and more. In the last few years, Afrojack was named one of the 50 Most Important People in EDM by Rolling Stone and placed on the Forbes ‘30 Under 30’ music list. In 2010, he was one of the first DJs to secure a Las Vegas residency, and continues to entertain global audiences as a headlining resident artist for the Hakkasan group. In 2010, he won his first GRAMMY award for Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical for his remix of David Guetta & Madonna’s song ‘Revolver.’ In 2011, he nabbed two more GRAMMY Nominations for Best Rap Song for his part in Chris Brown’s ‘Look At Me Now’ and for Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical for his remix of Leona Lewis & Avicii’s ‘Collide’. Afrojack travels the world performing at the biggest clubs/festivals while producing new music with his label Wall Recordings. In 2020, his song ‘All Night’ (feat. Ally Brooke) reached number 1 on the US dance radio chart through amassing an impressive 40+ million streams, to date. His most recent worldwide hits such as ‘Anywhere With You’ with Lucas & Steve and DubVision and ‘Up All Night’ with Hard Lights and VINAI, add to an impressive repertoire spanning over a decade as a global performer and multi-platinum selling artist. In 2021, Afrojack received his fourth GRAMMY nomination, this time for Best Dance/Electronic Recording for his inspiring pop-edm crossover Summer song “Hero,” which came out during the pandemic with David Guetta.

The rise of young San Diego native ISOxo has been nothing short of electrifying. After shaking up the bass music scene with records like "Ground," and "Radial," ISOxo launched into 2021 with his massive collaboration, "Stinger," with none other than Sable Valley head RL Grime. The song quickly became one of the most DJ supported tracks of the year, and racked up millions of plays online.

Shortly after, ISOxo released his freshman EP, "Nightrealm," which was met with critical acclaim from all corners of the industry. From fans, to press outlets, to artists, the EP was hailed as masterwork and breath of fresh air, and he was proclaimed the up-and-coming artist to watch. The record quickly garnered support from the likes of Skrillex, Alison Wonderland, Excision, the list goes on.

In tandem with his debut EP, ISOxo announced his debut headline show in LA, championed by tastemakers Brownies & Lemonade. The initial venue sold out in 4 hours, and was moved to a bigger venue soon thereafter, which also sold out two weeks in advance. The impact this performance made was immediate. Social media was ablaze with clips, chatter, and "fomo," as everyone collectively saw the undeniable and frenzied energy that was the "Nightrealm." A theatrical experience that was designed wholly by ISOxo himself. From the visuals, to the set pieces, costume changes, and set packed with ID's; fans were immediately drawn to the rockstar allure and begged for shows around the country.

Following his LA debut, ISOxo sold out each date on an exclusive 4-stop Nightrealm Tour, again hosted by Brownies & Lemonade. His festival debut at Hard Summer was nothing short of incredible, bringing in a massive crowd with a surprise appearance from RL Grime. In addition to his set, he conducted a full Nightrealm stage takeover on the Corona Beach Stage, with direct support from Flosstradamus, Mr. Carmack, and an exclusive headlining set as

ISOKNOCK III. To come full circle, he recently announced his return to LA at the Fonda, selling out within one hour and adding an additional day for fans who couldn't secure tickets. With 2022 being only half over, all eyes are on him for what's next.

Born Sander van Dijck, his catalog reads like a diary. Falling in love with punk and alt-rock, he learned to play the guitar and make noise of his own. Coming up as a future bass producer in the Soundcloud era, San’s unique style and honest approach to songwriting has earned him a loyal following that supported his independent debut album, cementing the artist as a star in a league all his own, while earning the praise of critics and peers from rock icons like Rivers Cuomo and Tom Morello to producers such as Porter Robinson.
For San Holo, everything is personal. Every note is a story and each lyric a memory, a hyper-real exploration of purpose, emotion and shared experience. The Dutch producer lives in his own space, crafting a world of beauty and sentiment through what he calls ‘existential dance music’ (EDM).
Whether playing a sold-out show at The Shrine, a massive crowd at Coachella or headlining at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, every San Holo show feels like an intimate experience. His fans are fiercely loyal, singing along to each song, some of them tattoo’d with his lyrics, and many of them decorating their social handles with echoes of his “stay vibrant” philosophy.
In 2022, San Holo teamed up with popular mental health app, Calm, for his “Stay Vibrant” mix series. While other artists in the dance music sphere and industry at large may shy away from the rawer aspects of the human experience, San Holo has established himself both as an individual and a brand that encourages listeners to embrace one another’s vulnerabilities. “Stay vibrant” is a concept that asks for honesty with oneself and others, to check in with yourself and your friends about how you’re really doing in triumphant or trying times.
San Holo’s recent single ‘All The Highs’ is a testament – simply put – to all of the lows and all of the highs, and remembering the ebbs and flows of the human experience. The song featured on FIFA 2023’s official soundtrack and received strong support across digital platforms upon release including Spotify’s New Music Friday and #1 on Apple Music’s Breaking Dance. The official music video was added to rotation on MTV Live and San dropped a sold out ‘All The Highs’ NFT on Sound.XYZ. To celebrate the release, San partnered with Brownies & Lemonade for an intimate release party where he performed a DJ set in an elevator. His next single will be out in January 2023.

AC Slater and his pioneering Night Bass label are synonymous with cutting-edge, quality bass heavy house music, and are responsible for some of the scene's most enduring, genre-defining records. With a main stage set at EDC Las Vegas in 2022, AC Slater went back-to-back with Chris Lorenzo and showed over 100k ravers exactly why his sound, his style and his collaborations are untouchable. A sold out North America tour with Tchami, a run of festivals over the summer including Beyond Wonderland and Electric Zoo, and the first headline "Fly With Us" show (the brand/music collab with Chris Lorenzo) at The Shrine LA in November, it's safe to say AC Slater is owning 2022.

Dance producer Trivecta provides a career defining performance with his debut album 'The Way Back Up'. Composed of 13 tracks with no collabs in sight, Trivecta decisively carves out his own lane and sonic identity within the highly popular melodic bass space demonstrating an impressive range of diversity. He flawlessly swaps from banging techno to melodic riddim and even to golden age electro/progressive.

At the same time, he pushes his self-proclaimed "folk bass" production complete with his own head-turning guitar solos. As he gears up for his first ever headline tour to promote the album, Trivecta has caught the attention of some of the largest acts in the melodic dance space and shows no signs of slowing down.

Gear up. It’s what fuels the Crankdat project to its very core and embodies what 22-year-old Christian Smith is
inspiring others to do on a daily basis. In just a few years, the multi-faceted Ohio-based artist has amassed nearly a
quarter of a billion total streams, toured 4 continents and has played hundreds of shows — more than a dozen of
which reside in Las Vegas where he holds a Hakkasan Group residency. His originals and remixes dominate the
festival circuit with heavy rinsing from Marshmello, DJ Snake, The Chainsmokers and many more. Beyond producing
and DJing, though, Smith is a true creative. From designing his own artwork to animating and executing his own live
show visuals, the Crankdat experience is coming from none other than the creator himself. He is the physical
embodiment of what he preaches, having an independent mindset and self-starter mentality that encourages hard
work, dedication and perseverance.

After four years of moving full-speed ahead, dropping some fifty tracks – including remixes and collaborations with Yellow Claw, DJ Snake and Hardwell – and establishing their unique, bassline-driven, UK garage-influenced sound around the world, Moksi found themselves looking for a fresh approach. To their own surprise, Samir and Diego re-emerge in 2019 with not just that, but with an actual full-length debut album to boot: The Return of House Music. It’s a provocative title, for sure, but one that makes a lot of sense to Moksi.

Reaching back to their roots in club music, Moksi present a musical statement that oozes joy, confidence, freedom and optimism. Collaborating with a range of songwriters and performers, the Dutch duo have created an abundance of new material after a year with relatively few releases, but all the more insane experiences, hyped crowds and new opportunities. By releasing their debut album this summer, Moksi is shifting into another gear altogether.

The Return of House Music was conceived far away from clubs and festival stages: moving into a cabin in the woods at the start of 2019, Samir and Diego invited a handful of singers and rappers to come over and collaborate on a set of new songs that would expand the Moksi sound beyond the earth-shaking bangers that they’ve become known for (although they still have a couple of those). Rappers Digitzz and Lil Debbie lend a new energy, and on songs like ‘Downtown’ and ‘Love Yourself’, Moksi even unleash previously hidden disco and funk influences with a little bit of help from fellow DJ/producer Ookay and new singer Sienna.

Two years after collaborating on the successful Connections EP for Barong Family, Moksi link up again with brother-from-another-mother Chace on the romantic club song ‘Doorman’. Other familiar names on the album are those of OGs Chocolate Puma, who feature on ‘You Lose Nothing’, a track that perhaps comes closest to the trusted Moksi sound.

Moksi’s debut album The Return of House Music is a clever reinvention, from the bluesy ‘Slow Burn’ to the exuberant ‘Ghetto Gossip’. It’s a sly look back as well as an enthusiastic leap forward. As their 2017 smash ‘Lucky’ already hinted at, the album proves that they rely on a deep well of musical inspiration to get a crowd of any size going. As more people continue to vibe with Moksi, Samir and Diego are also pushing their newly established label Moksi Family, as well as the trendsetting Moksi and Friends events.

After debuting (!) at Tomorrowland in 2015, Moksi have played hundreds of gigs in over 40 countries around the world, and the instantly recognizable duo have no plans to slow down. Witness the return of Moksi this year at Spring Awakening, Tomorrowland, EDC and Parookaville.

Emerging from Phoenix, Arizona, Sed’s Vortex infuses her musical repertoire with various genres, melodic mashups, and abstract, dub frequencies to form a multi-sensory experience. Taking you on a whirling journey, Sed’s Vortex charges the stage with radiant energy, while encouraging her audience to be open to deeper self-expression. Unlocking celestial portals through her stellar sound, Sed's Vortex invites higher vibrations and uplifting positivity to encompass her atmosphere, furthering one's connection to each other and the world’s universal energy. She's opened up at Shady Park, Aura, and Sunbar in Tempe for major artists such as Ray Volpe, Nazaar, Level Up, Tynan, Zeke Beats, Tisoki, and Midnight Tyrannosaurus, and has played four major festivals including PHXLights, Full Moon Festival, Goldrush, and Decadence Arizona.

Sedona, also known as Sed’s Vortex, has always had a deep passion for music. From an early age, she fell in love with the art of singing and expressing herself through sound. Before she began her journey as an artist, Sedona worked as an audio engineer at the infamous Blackbird Studio in Nashville, TN after graduating from the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences in 2018, where she studied multiple facets of audio engineering. During this time, she also co-formed and co-founded an independent label, "Never Strangers Records," where she featured various artists that she produced, recorded, mixed, and mastered tracks for. In 2020, Sedona began to dive into her own artistry by writing original lyrics, recording her own vocals, increasing her knowledge of music production, elevating her sound design, and solidifying her brand as an electronic music producer, vocalist, and DJ. Even though she’s only been pursuing music and DJing for a few years, her unique singles, “Soul Sucka” and “Crystalized,” combined with her captivating live performances foreshadow a bright future for this aspiring musician.

Emerging from Phoenix, Arizona, Sed’s Vortex infuses her musical repertoire with various genres, melodic mashups, and abstract, dub frequencies to form a multi-sensory experience. Taking you on a whirling journey, Sed’s Vortex charges the stage with radiant energy, while encouraging her audience to be open to deeper self-expression. Unlocking celestial portals through her stellar sound, Sed's Vortex invites higher vibrations and uplifting positivity to encompass her atmosphere, furthering one's connection to each other and the world’s universal energy. She's opened up at Shady Park, Aura, and Sunbar in Tempe for major artists such as Ray Volpe, Nazaar, Level Up, Tynan, Zeke Beats, Tisoki, and Midnight Tyrannosaurus, and has played four major festivals including PHXLights, Full Moon Festival, Goldrush, and Decadence Arizona.

Sedona, also known as Sed’s Vortex, has always had a deep passion for music. From an early age, she fell in love with the art of singing and expressing herself through sound. Before she began her journey as an artist, Sedona worked as an audio engineer at the infamous Blackbird Studio in Nashville, TN after graduating from the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences in 2018, where she studied multiple facets of audio engineering. During this time, she also co-formed and co-founded an independent label, "Never Strangers Records," where she featured various artists that she produced, recorded, mixed, and mastered tracks for. In 2020, Sedona began to dive into her own artistry by writing original lyrics, recording her own vocals, increasing her knowledge of music production, elevating her sound design, and solidifying her brand as an electronic music producer, vocalist, and DJ. Even though she’s only been pursuing music and DJing for a few years, her unique singles, “Soul Sucka” and “Crystalized,” combined with her captivating live performances foreshadow a bright future for this aspiring musician.

Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, PAT RIOT is an artist that harnesses the energy and influence of various genres of music to bring to life his message of “House Music For All”.


Known for his lively stage presence and broad approach to heavy house music production, PAT RIOT's rapid rise has earned him performances at renowned events and the support of various artists pushing his movement further.


PAT RIOT is set to take house music by force and shows no signs of stopping.