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In the last year, London-based producer Ilan Bluestone has gone from unknown newcomer, to one of the most promising new acts on the international dance music scene. He discovered his love for music at an early age by self-teaching guitar and keyboard, which resulted in a passion for that 'progressive' sound he builds on today. With recent releases "Namaste" and "Capetown" on Anjunabeats, Bluestone has become a permanent fixture in Above & Beyond's recent DJ sets as well as gaining comprehensive support from other international DJ's including Tiësto, Arty, Gareth Emery and Myon & Shane 54. "Capetown" received an overwhelming...

In the late 80s and early 90s Jay Tripwire was heavily influenced by the deep futuristic sounds coming from Detroit, the classic house sound from NYC and the early raw freshness of the Chicago sound that it became a fusion Jay would be known for. Living isolated in Vancouver, Canada gave Vancouver DJs their own sound and style of DJing. Tripwire honed his craft in the Vancouver underground scene, playing numerous warehouse parties, clubs, and afterhours events and making mixtapes alongside peers such as Tyler "Tbone" Stadius, DJ Ali, and Vernon. During the 90s Tripwire was DJing 3-5 nights a...

There is more than one artist with this name. 1). Hardwire originally formed in 1999 by: Mike Marsh and Ryan Hutman. Hardwire has created and refined a unique sound of their own heavily influenced by bands such as: KMFDM, Rammstein, Die Krupps, Ministry, Hanzel und Gretyl and Fear Factory. The band has played venues throughout the Phoenix underground and cities across the U.S. with such acts as: Spetsnaz, VNV Nation, My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult, Obscenity Trial, Slick Idiot, Imperative Reaction, Ikonoklast, Everything Goes Cold, Hanzel und Gretyl, Otto's Daughter, Alter Der Ruine, Lenny Dee and The Strand....