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With a wide diverse and a positive energetic sound Chris Reece started through in 2007. “Music needs to come from the bottom of your heart, doesn’t matter what kind of music”, he says. And it seems to turn out right these days. His Remixes find full support from the biggest global players and his own stuff earns massive reaction on the floors and in the current music scene. Chris was born and raised in Zurich, Switzerland. In the early nineties he experimented with computers and came into making electronic music. Together with Franky Fonell he launched the Spiritgroove-Studio back in...

Reece Mastin is a sixteen year old Golden Grove High School Student from Greenwith, South Australia. Along with his family, Reece moved to Australia from England when he was 11. Reece Mastin was the winner of the 2011 series of the Australian X Factor. Reece auditioned with Rooster's song, "Come Get Some". He was announced winner on the 22nd November 2011, and received a management and management contract with Sony Music Australia. In late 2011, he released his debut single Good Night, which charted highly in both Australia and New Zealand. After the success of his single, he released his...

Alex Reece is the Creator of the jazzstep sound, a mix of drum 'n' bass and jazz, and one of the artists under the Metalheadz collective, who works also under the alias of Fallen Angel. Though he's most interested in acid house and early Detroit techno, Alex Reece came to prominence in the mid-'90s as a jungle star. His interest in techno began in the late '80s, when acid house was popular. Reece gradually earned enough money to buy turntables and a decent vinyl collection. He then began DJing and worked for Basement Records in 1992, engineering for Wax Doctor....

Reece was born January 5, 1931 in Kingston, Jamaica, the son of a silent film pianist. He attended the Alpha Boys School (famed in Jamaica for its musical alumni), switching from baritone to trumpet at 14. A full-time musician from age 16, he moved to London in 1948 and spent the 1950s working in Europe, much of that time in Paris. He played with Don Byas, Kenny Clarke, Frank Foster and Thad Jones, among others. Winning praise from the likes of Miles Davis and Sonny Rollins, he emigrated to New York City in 1959, but found New York in the...