DJ Snake

Bass

Paris-born DJ/producer DJ Snake is a global electronic heavyweight behind crossover hits like “Turn Down for What,” “Lean On,” “Let Me Love You,” and “Taki Taki.” His 2016 debut album “Encore” cemented his status, followed by high-impact singles via Interscope/Geffen and collaborations with Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, Ozuna, and Stray Kids. In 2025 he released the album “Nomad,” pairing trap-driven weapons with pop-leaning anthems and visual rollouts across his official channels. That same year he staged a sold-out “Final Show” at Paris’s Stade de France and continued to headline Ultra, EDC, and Tomorrowland. Fusing trap power, moombahton swing, and house momentum, his sound is engineered for massive, global crowds.

Louis The Child

Electronic

Originating from Chicago, Illinois, and now based in Los Angeles, California, Louis The Child is an electronic production duo composed of Robby Hauldren and Frederic Kennett. They operate primarily within the realms of electronic pop, future bass, and indie electronica, crafting a sound defined by bright synthesizer chords, dynamic vocal chops, and upbeat rhythmic structures. The pair gained widespread recognition with their 2015 breakout single "It's Strange," followed by the 2016 Icona Pop collaboration "Weekend" and the 2018 hit "Better Not" featuring Wafia, all of which saw release through Interscope Records. Their touring footprint includes major festival appearances at Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Bonnaroo, alongside a prominent residency at Zouk Nightclub in Las Vegas. In 2024, they released their third studio album, "The Sun Comes Up," and followed it with a string of 2026 singles including "i go hard" with BRUX. By consistently bridging accessible pop songwriting with inventive electronic production, Louis The Child remains a foundational act in the modern crossover dance music landscape.

Zensei

Electronic

Dillon Jun Ho Wong operates as zensei, a Vancouver, Canada based producer known for blending lofi bass, downtempo, and cinematic electronica. Emerging from his earlier work as half of the duo Eminence, he debuted his solo project on Monstercat Silk with the 2022 collaborative EP "wonder years pt. 1" alongside Mr. Hilroy. He further established his atmospheric, R&B infused sound with the 2023 full length album "destination heartbreak" and the 2025 single "colors" on Monstercat Instinct. His intricate, texture heavy productions have reached broader audiences through placements in video games like Rocket League and Fortnite, as well as recent tour support for Said The Sky at venues like Brooklyn Steel. Sonically, his work relies on hypnotic grooves, deliberate imperfections, and warm melodies that evoke a strong sense of nostalgia. By merging the intimacy of bedroom lofi with the expansive polish of progressive house, zensei carves out a distinct space for emotionally resonant electronic music.