Daniel Troberg is an LA-based producer, DJ and Dublab radio host, with over 2 decades of experience in the world of electronic music. His recent release ‘Cracker Jacks’ which is out on experimental electronic label and multidisciplinary arts collective ‘Detroit Underground’ is a bold and edgy techno-esque jaunt that manages to hint at and even draw out a subtle sense of humour from the realm of machines. His extensive background of computers and hands-on knowledge of noise-making machines like the Eurorack Modular, Octarack and Hydrasynth, the latter two of which he has been directly involved with, has put him in an effortlessly commandeering position when it comes to making circuits sing, shriek, bounce and bobble at his will.

Daniel has also just put out an ambient album “Cold Entry” which shows his depth and versatility as an artist. He says this about the record: "These songs explore aquatic themes through slowly moving, lightly distorted, vast, noisy and sometimes melodic soundscapes. Water, depth, and pressure have been the main inspirations for this album." Being an avid scuba diver, he has masterfully translated the underwater diving experience into a truly immersive soundtrack that is quite contrary to, and yet reciprocal & synergetic to ‘Cracker Jacks’.

Carlos Niño is an artist who operates in the spiritual realm and transforms his consciousness and divine energy into art through percussion, poetry, music production and more.

A modern trailblazer of spiritual improv, space collage and experimental jazz, Carlos, with the help of his band of collaborators, channels the vast expanse of natural vibrations on this planet and conducts them into tapestries of sound and space that beckon the listener to raise their awareness and tune in to the boundless beauty of creation.

Amon Tobin is an auditory ninja who can freeze, flow or even evaporate sound, transfiguring it in unnatural ways. The inventive producer has been at the forefront of cutting edge productions spearheaded by his signature cybernetic sounds of the future. He can make drum and bass with a toaster, or glitch with a guitar. The question for him seems to be not 'Why?’ but rather, “Why Not?”, and he will go to any lengths to understand the world around us and the true nature of sound, especially if it means having to push the boundaries of the same.