Pioneering his own blend of electronic dance music over the past two years, Dutch producer Brooks has carved a solid name for himself with a selection of outstanding originals and remixes which have caught the world's attention. Brooks has managed to stand out from the masses and gain increasing recognition with his innovative style of rhythmic electro house and melodic future house. For his contribution to the scene so far in 2018, Brooks has just picked up the SLAM! Award for Best Talent and he's not stopping there. With artists like Martin Garrix and David Guetta championing Brooks as one of their favourite DJ's for the coming months and beyond, it's evident that this is one young producer who is destined to make a prominent mark on the edm scene.

Things kick off in summer 2013, when Bart and Sam literally visit a different festival every week and instead of hanging out at the main stage they're enjoying the smaller stages. This is where their idea of becoming Mr. Belt & Wezol is born. Since then, they’ve bonded over their love for dance music by raving away to UK and deep house music at festivals and by producing music of their own.

It's a unique sound that arises, steeped in classic house vibes, and perhaps best portrayed with their first joint track, 'Homeless', released in 2013. Made by Sam, the duo's fixed producer, the tune launches Mr. Belt & Wezol as innovators in creating light-hearted dance tunes.

Only a few short years ago, at the tender age of sixteen, Toby (from Halstead, United Kingdom) signed to the world’s leading dance music label Spinnin’ Records, becoming an instant hit across the globe. His breakthrough followed tremendous support for his debut single ‘Discharge’, which gained over 7 million plays and catapulted him into the spotlight.

Coming from a musical household, Robby East was pushed towards music at a young age. He started playing piano and guitar in his young years and moved towards producing when he was fourteen years old, inspired by other young producers from his hometown in The Netherlands, such as Martin Garrix. After trying out several genres, he found his sound in future house, a genre that invites to create music that pushes the boundaries of house music. 

Cynthia Lacle´s story begun about 5 years ago with a DJ course I took in Eindhoven. After that she knews that she wanted to do more as a DJ. So she practiced a respectable amount of hours to afterwards determine the music style that would suit she best: ‘progressive house’.

Cynthia took part in the 2016 ‘NDJK’ – the 2016 Dutch DJ championships – which were held in Limburg. This was her first time ever to participate in a DJ competition. Cynthia finished 17th but learned a lot from this event.

Robert Eibach began his music career studying communications and audio/video production at Temple University in Philadelphia. It was there he developed the skills to Produce and Engineer professional music. Robert began working at Third Story Recording Studio in Philadelphia, where he engineered Rock, Gospel, R&B, Hip-Hop, Pop and other musical styles, and worked with top recording artists including Swizz Beatz and Korn.

After a move to LA, a change of inspiration lead Josh to focus on the deeper sides of electronic music (House & Techno). He has played shows all over the west coast (Seattle, San Francisco & Los Angeles), released records with Audiophile XXL, Laser Native & Teknofonic Recordings, and created his own imprint NALM Music.

D.J. from the Netherlands have a very around playlist but his speciality is Techno, Tech House, Funky Groove Jacking House, Future House and Urban music.

From Marseille, France, he started releasing music through SoundCloud and YouTube, garnering support from YouTube music-promotion channels such as NoCopyrightSounds (NCS), House Nation, MrSuicideSheep and xKito. His 2016 song "Puzzle", which was released on NCS, has gathered over 30 million streams. In 2017, he released the songs "Waves" and "Nobody Else" on Don Diablo's HEXAGON record label. He has also released singles such as "Get Up" and "Get Down".

Born and raised in Alkmaar, Merow (Megan Nelemaat) developed her passion when she started taking DJ lessons. At the age of 10 she was all in to become a good DJ. Determined and driven as she is, she started producing only 3 years later and dropped her debut single “Twerk” in 2019. A track with a Big Room sound, which clearly represents her ambition to play big rooms soon.

Creeps is a Dutch Dj/Producer in the Electronic Dance Music industry. At age of 8yrs, Stefan (Creeps realname) started with Dj lessons in his own hometown Barendrecht. After some performances at school party’s he started beginning of 2016 with Dj performances all over Holland in Stores, Private party’s, School party’s, Club’s and Festivals.