Team

There are melodic bass producers, and then there is Nick Miller. The Denver-based producer known as Illenium has been turning heads in the dance music community over the past year, and for good reason. Illenium has distinguished himself from the myriad others through an unrivaled ability to create an immersive, emotional experience of highs and lows that pulls on the heartstrings and leaves the listener awestruck, accomplishing in the span of just a few short minutes what takes many a full set to achieve.

A Canadian EDM/progressive house duo, Quebec's Sultan + Shepard came onto the scene in 2002 and quickly gained a reputation for crafting chart-topping productions and remixes. Built around the talents of producers/artists/DJs Ossama Al Sarraf (Sultan) and Ned Shepard (Shepard), who cite Brian Eno, Daft Punk, Underworld, the Chemical Brothers, and Deep Dish as influences, the duo met in the late '90s while attending McGill University in Montreal.

The 'Unseen OAK' is no longer unseen. Since arriving in the melodic deep house scene in 2016 with his debut single, "Promenade," on Cr2 Records, UOAK has received stellar support from artists and dance music platforms worldwide. His combination of Dutch and German heritage resounds in his music: solid, deep house with sparks of light throughout, making each song a late-night club filler yet perfectly suitable for daylight chilling.

Korolova is a breakout talent who has emerged onto the melodic house and techno scene in an impressively rapid fashion. In just one year, she played 60 shows in 20 countries, garnered 4.6 million Spotify streams, and released tracks on influential labels such as AFTR:HRS, Get Physical Music, and Armada Music, accumulating 30 million YouTube views. Her emotive sounds came from atop snow-covered mountains and the lowest point on earth, next to the Dead Sea, and just about everywhere in between. In short, she is a new school sensation with a spell-binding sound that has captivated fans worldwide.

The enthusiasm that emanates from Yves V, who climbed an impressive 21 places to #34 in the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs poll, continues to burn with the stellar magnitude of a supernova, with his place in the 2015 ranking marking him out as among the highest climbers in the industry.