Vinyl Video
Vinyl Video consists of two humans who decided to try out old ways of making new music, armed with several vintage synthesizers, kooky guitars, and an analog tape deck.
Tokes McFloats
Gaint Bong? Actually it's a didgeridoo- Helps me navigate my beats like a walking stick over bass mountain eroded by sythns and groovy melodies. And it's also a bong.
Thy Neighbor
Love Thy Neighbor, a hip-hop/trap/dub artist out of Fort Collins, CO. Originally airing on the radio at the age of 13, music is no stranger. Blending genres and pioneering new sounds is an intutive way to connect and spread positive messages.
there's an ape for that
the only thing the ape loves more than music...is sharing music with humans. the ape dj's using only vinyl records. as the ape finishes with each record, it is given away to one of the humans in attendance for them to take home. there is no need to go to machines for entertainment. there's an ape for that.
Sultan and Necromancer
With a common interest in dance music and darkwave, Echo and Anna have created a program to ride the spectrum along a purely electronic signal, powered by humans and/or human error. Analogue signal paths spread with digital binary, both sequenced with fingertips, to thrust the listener into desperate dance rhythms and melancholic confusion. Dancing is the goal, whether it is by human or machine.
Stratusphere
Desert Trax Recording Artist Booking: beaconoftheblueray@gmail.com Original mettamusic for the heart and soul. Through highly interactive, extremely unique, original music sets, Stratusphere aims to raise the vibration of the listener through doorways and walls of sound, earthy tones, grounding beats, and deep bass. Striving to share emotion and healing energy through sound, Stratusphere takes the listener on a journey deep beyond this third dimension drawing inspiration from Source, stars, spirits , the energy of the night sky, being surrounded by trees and nature, and the infinite mind.
Shirty
UK born, Colorado based producer Shirty makes progressive electronic music. His sound ranges from sparse, melodic & ambient to four-to-the-floor tracks created for the dance floor. His track "Wave Patterns" was featured in AcidTedBlog. He is a maker of laser instruments, and at his live shows audience members are often invited to play. With his laser drum kit, he has performed for The London Science Museum, The BBC and The Franklin Institute. For 2020, expect a brand-new live show featuring Shirty's current, unreleased music and new systems of audience participation.
RSRCH
RSRCH began in 2016 as an outlet to explore the idea that music can be danceable and approachable while also providing an experimental and genre-bending sound. RSRCH borrows heavily from the late 1970's-1980's aesthetic, evoking the era of cults and occultism, psychedelic experimentation, dystopian government secrets, and the rise of technology. RSRCH ties these themes together in a danceable, dark, and cinematic sound that is fresh yet is rooted in something familiar.
Raddix
Raddix came into the music industry in 2014 originally singing pop and R&B. Over time Raddix began to branch out and in 2017 he found a passion for edm, hip hop and trap music. Raddix has now garnished support from Marshmello, Flux Pavilion, EDM.com, Vice, New York Post, Proximity, Trap City, R3HAB, Krewella, Cash Cash as well as charted on iTunes, Spotify and SoundCloud with major hits such as his singles “Lights Off” “Better” and “She”.
Pharaohtech
Pharaohtech, the enigmatic musical alter-ego of Bill Tuttle: Fort Collins-based World bass, psytrance, Tribal house, cyberpunk, electronica artist. His music is a unique blend of the old and the new, combining contemporary synth-based trance music with ancient Middle-Eastern, and World themes and elements. He is constantly striving to push the limits of what's expected as the norms of the genre, resulting in a live show experience unlike any other that engages audiences both sonically and visually.