xerox (XEROX AND ILLUMINATION)
Xerox & Illumination are Moshe Keinan
and Amir Dvir from Israel. Xerox
released 4 albums: Xerox & Freeman -
"Human Race" (1998), Xerox - "Freestyle" (1999), Maskalin - "Way of life" (2001)
and Xerox - "Frequency drive" (2002). Illumination is Amir Dvir, a talented artist
and sound technician of the first degree.

He started making trance music under the name Luminus and released 3 albums: Luminus - "Journey into your dream" (1998), Luminus - "Hypnotica" (2000) and Luminus vs. Perplex
- "Plexus" (2001). The due joined forces in 2002 and since then released tracks in leading compilations of labels such as T.I.P world, HOMmega, Spun and Crystal Matrix.

Their joint venture albums – "Temporary insanity" (2004) and "XI" (2005) delivered Psychedelic trance fused with mettalic sounds and highly influenced from the techno & breakbeat genres.
A new formula with a huge production of action packed epic music fitting both morning and
night time moods. This new direction of the due was outstanding and it was not long before the biggest names in the scene Like Astrix, 1200mics, Etnica, Domestic & X-noiZe came knocking
for remixes. In between the Brazil, Japan and European tours, XI are spending all their spare
time in the studio working on a collaboration track with Astrix and on their new album which is schedueled to be released in 2007. The new album is considered another evolutionary step
for XI as they seem to be close to perfection with their new innovative sound & style.

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chris liberator
Everyone has heard of Chris Liberator.
It’s a name that’s instantly familiar yet
at the same time mysterious because
it stands for so much more than the
person behind it.

Staunch supporter of the squat and free party scene since the early nineties his first inclusion
in the DJ Top 100 in 1998 took Chris and his style of acid techno over ground and it’s this line between the anarchic D.I.Y. attitude and popular-by-demand commercialism that Chris has
danced ever since. The Stay Up Forever label which he created with Julian and Aaron following
the success of their illegal Liberator parties and the emerging creation of the acid techno sound
was the beginning of the SUF Collective created in 2000, composed of other pioneers including D.A.V.E. the Drummer, ANT, Guy “Geezer” McGaffer and Gizelle. Between them the labels of Cluster, Maximum Minimum, Hydraulix, 4x4, RAW and Powertools defined a scene which
continues to flourish beyond trends and the media.

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TIM HEALEY
He has rocked festivals across the
globe, having repeatedly toured
Europe, Asia, the US, Australia.
He’s played Glastonbury and Reading festivals, Fuji Rock, Burning Man.

He’s supported bands like the Prodigy, and is no stranger to crowds of up to 1 million,
as his last New Year on the Beach in Rio will testify. In club land, he’s toured with DJs like
David Guetta, Erick Morillo, and Deadmau5 and he’s played for Cream, God’s Kitchen,
Ministry of Sound, Manumission, Pacha, and head-lined nights in territories as far flung as
San Francisco,South Africa, Singapore, Kazakhstan and Brazil. His energetic sets are a
mash-up of ghetto-house, electro and quality club-sounds, best summarised by DJ MAG:
“Tim Healey blows the speakers apart with his trashed out sound, the music is as
cutting edge as it can be”.

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JO JO DEFREQ
JoJo De Freq can truly be called a
maverick. The Bugged Out resident
is as unique and talented behind
the decks as she is in the studio.
JoJo has been at the forefront of
the electro-techno scene in the
UK since 2001.

Her original approach to djing and self taught production skills have earned her the
respect of forward thinking clubbers and promoters alike. With considered programming
and plenty of risk taking, her energetic taste-making DJ sets are packed with suspense,
style and surprises, and her sound is synthetic and acid-tinged, with quirky electronics
as well as futurist percussion, riotous riffs and wonky basslines.