Since a couple of years this boy is growing with big steps in the dance scene. His name is Jay Mocio and he felt the love for music since his childhood. He never knew what he wanted to do with music, but now he has just two goals: One is to become a successful DJ in the future, with gigs all over the world. The other is to develop his productions skills and deliver quality house music.

‘Distinguish’ and ‘motivation’ are the keywords for Jay Mocio. With his personality and appearance the first keyword is a fact. For instance the blond surfer look and the feeling for humor Most important is that the passion for house music is growing bigger and bigger. Every day he works on his tracks or arranges other business in the scene like bookings and own parties.

After listening a lot of different styles, his love for real house sounds grew. For this reason Jay Mocio loves styles like Deep House, House, Progressive House and Techno. But his biggest passion is the Funky Tech House Music.

Jay Mocio wants the crowd to forget about all of their worries. That is why he creates an uplifting atmosphere. To trill the dance floor his sets are energetic, groovy, banging, journey taking, mix technical and most important: straight from the heart.

Jay Mocio shared the line up with many big DJ’s like, Hardwell, Lucien Foort, Quintino, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Real el Canario, Ray Fox, Bassjackers, Billy the Klit, Baggi Begovic and many more.

">This boy started with producing and keeps coming with new tracks. He is trying to create his own style: funky house music with crazy baselines and fluently breaks.

Watch out for this upcoming artist!

On a afternoon somewhere in the beginning of 2007 two friends decided to join forces, one Dj and one producer, both sharing great passion for house music.. Bassjackers was born! Bassjackers aka Marlon Flohr and Ralph van Hilst had not foreseen what was coming when they started out with their collaboration. Marlon was already Dj-ing for a while and Ralph experimented a lot with making different kinds of dance music. Marlon was mainly playing house music at the time and then the idea came to push Ralphs productions in that direction so that Marlon could play the tracks in his sets. The first track they were both satisfied with was “Beat Cut”.

They decided to send the track to some major house Djs to get some feedback and support. They immediately got support from Dutch Topjocks like Don Diablo and Erick E and Fedde le Grand charted “Beat Cut” in his top 10 and things started to roll. As “Beat Cut” got signed at Sneakerz Muzik, one can speak of a dream debut!
After “Beat Cut” their follow up “Juicy Lucy” became a real club banger aswell! It got support on big radio stations like 3FM. After that their tracks “Enowapi” “Klambu” and “Sujo” gained massive support again and got compilated at various cds like; Defected, One Love Compilation (AU), Nope is Dope, Sneakerz and the list goes on. And recently their latest weapon “16”, a collab with Dj Jorn, is creating a big buzz on the internet, making it one of the most wanted records at the moment. And after hearing it Sidney Samson immediately signed it to his label Samsobeats!

Next to their own tracks, Bassjackers are known for their infamous remixes. They have remixed artists like Ron Carrol, Martin Solveig, Ian Carey and Sidney Samson and remixed for labels like 4Kenzo, Mixture, DIM MAK, and Spinnin to name a few. Their remixes for Gregor Salto, Giorgio Giordano and Real el Canario all ended up the 1 spot on dancetunes; the leading dance portal in Holland. They also were the ones responsible for the Quintino remix of “Rap das armas”, which they co-produced together with Quintino. The track reached the 1 spot of the official Dutch Top 40, and got over 8 millions of views on youtube!

As you can see, Bassjackers penetrated the house scene with their productions in a short period of time! From Tiesto to Chuckie, from Laidback Luke to Claude Vonstroke, everybody has some Bassjackers secret weapons in their repertoire, ready to blow up the dance floor. On the Dj side of Bassjackers things also evolved fast. Because of their successes with their releases and remixes various party organizations started to notice them. This resulted in a residency at the biggest house concept in Holland; Nope is Dope. Now they got to play their tracks in front of thousands of enthusiastic party people. They played all the biggest clubs in Holland for various organizations like Sneakerz, Latin Village etc, but one of their highlights was playing in the MECC hallen in front of 10000 party people, the your music festival with N*E*R*D and the Summer tours across the coasts of Turkey and Spain.

Bassjackers got the opportunity to compile and mix the 3rd Nope is Dope CD! This was a great chance to show themselves to the bigger audience. The CD stormed the Dutch album charts and this put them on the map even more!!

Already a solid foundation in the Dutch house scene, the next step is to go abroad, with a lot of international bookings and tours planned in 2011 together with releases on international record labels, Bassjackers will take over very soon

Oliver’s set to turn the power on full in 2010. After being fairly quiet in 2009, Oliver already has more than 10 tracks ready to hit the new year! His kick-off will be, the Dutch titled “Wil Jij Dansen” (ft Divine) on Spinnin Records! Which is madly supported by all Dutch Jocks. He’ll then hit the world with his “Gangsterdam” on Laidback Luke’s Mighty Mixmash, with full support from Luke himself, David Guetta (quote: “I love the Oliver Twizt, it’s gangster!”) Sidney Samson, Chuckie and more! He’s finishing up tracks for his smashing EP on Diplo’s Maddecent and has signed his tracks Headbanger and Bimma (ft. Bassjackers) to Sneakerz Muzik, to name just a few things of what’s coming up! Lets hope this year Oliver Twizt’s dreams will come true!

Dj Yade stands for  groove, house, latin-house and electro-sounds. She got fascinated by these sounds when she went partying for the first time in Amsterdam. Since that time she couldn’t get her eyes of the Dj-booth. ‘I found it fascinating to see how those dj’s get the crowd out of their mind and going completely crazy on  there pumpin’ beats!’ In 2006 a friend of hers introduced her into the dj-ing and before she knew, she had several performances at clubs and party’s  like: Jimmy Woo (Amsterdam), LIPGLOSS (Zwolle), Bevrijdingsfestival (Zwolle) and also at Club Cartouch (Curacao) and Club Tantra (Sint Maarten). On top of that she won a dj-contest which made her even more beloved at the big crowd. Besides dj-ing, she is a dancing teacher at several Gym’s and now she makes her own dance-cd’s for her dance-classes. ‘Music and dancing became my PASSION and I love combining them’, as Dj Yade speaks. So be prepared, ‘cause this is only the beginning!

Young Gregor was struck by the house virus when he first heard Royal House’s
classic anthem Can You Party at a school dance. He then decided his
life wouldn’t be fulfilling without making beats of his own. After
some years of experimenting on his dad’s Amiga, Gregor debuted in 1994
with 'Pangaea' on 'Fire & Ice' a sub-label of Amsterdam’s legendary
'Outland Records'. Many other releases followed, mostly in the club
house and trance genre, under monnikers like Luna Mora and The Beach
House Brothers.

But it would take another decade of hard work before
Gregor had his first big break. Can’t Stop Playing, a catchy house
tune produced with Dr. Kucho, skyrocketed to the Top 40 in 2004. That
was the start of Gregor’s ongoing roller-coaster ride through Dutch
clubland, dj-ing anywhere from the smallest of backwater barns to the
vastest of innercity superclubs and headlining most of the country’s
leading festivals. Gregor has even extended his fame to most European
countries, the Middle East, Africa, South America and the Caribbean.
He obviously knows what it takes to rock a dancefloor – something he’s
still proving every day of the weekend from behind the decks.

Tracks like Mas que nada, Lambada 3000 and La Diosa Misteriosa seem to
underline Gregor’s identity as a latin house artist. Yet his interests
have always extended to a wider variety of styles. Gregor loves to
incorporate organic influences into the digital world of electronic
music – genres like soul, samba, jazz or salsa. His own label G-Rex
has proven to be the perfect platform for more adventurous endeavours.
For his forthcoming debute album (due end of 2010) Gregor has even
produced a traditional reggae track called Unite, featuring Antillian
singer Junior.

Through his label and through numerous studio collaborations, Gregor
has come across many talented musicians. To stage this diverse group
of artists and at the same time showcase the different aspects of his
own musical identity, Gregor has launched Unite. During these long,
latin, jazz and soul flavoured d-jam sessions, everything seems to
come together. Because however versatile Gregor’s music, all of it
carries the same distinct and captivating flavour.

Mister Fuzz And Delight, they are our resident DJ's. They are gonna EXPLODED on Explosion Festival 2011..

MC Sherlock will be the host of the night..