ANTAGONÏZER, the brainchild of AWAY & Crywolf, is not for the faint of heart.

After a period of intense incubation, ANTAGONÏZER was born.The music of ANTAGONÏZER is a sonic dive into the darkest depths of the human psyche. AWAY’s surgical & violent production combined with Crywolf’s raw & poetically ruthless lyricism unleashes a visceral musical assault seething with a brutal energy rarely found in the world of electronic music. Unearthing the buried primal side of the listener’s mind, it is a musical experience as unsettling as it is liberating.

Both known as boundary-pushing and uncompromising artists in their own right, collaborators Crywolf & AWAY have already firmly cemented their places as two of electronic music's most innovative & exciting artists, with dozens of chart topping releases under their belts & ravenously loyal followings. The combination of their talents, however (three total collaborative tracks over the past three years) have resonated with listeners in uniquely potent ways, skyrocketing into multi-millions of streams & becoming fan favorites almost immediately upon release.After recognizing the natural artistic synergy between them & seeing such intense support, forming a collaborative project was a no-brainer.

With their first single, “STATIC” releasing on Rezz’s HypnoVizion imprint in April, along with a full EP and many collaborations to follow, ANTAGONIZER’s addictive and cathartic sound is primed for an unheavenly rise.

ANTAGONÏZER

Blanke

Digital Ethos

EDDIE is one of Australian dance music’s best-kept secrets. His progressive approach to electronic music quickly captivated industry leader deadmau5, who became the first to introduce EDDIE and his signature sound through his mau5trap imprint.

Since his 2017 debut, EDDIE has released a plethora of music through mau5trap and has become a staple of the label. With more releases on top-tier labels such as Monstercat, Deadbeats, TMRW Music, Bassrush Records, and more, EDDIE’s versatile catalogue features electrifying original music and remixes for leading dance acts such as Zeds Dead, deadmau5, and Zomboy.

There’s a reason tastemakers like REZZ and Dirty South were among the first to tap EDDIE for collaborations and remixes: his contemporary electro and midtempo flair continues to capture the attention of fans and artists alike. Between being hand-selected to join deadmau5’s Cube V3 tour and performing as a supporting act for REZZ at Red Rocks, EDDIE represents the next generation of leaders in electronic music. His contributions to the scene have been recognized by industry authorities throughout his career, including a coveted spot on Your EDM’s Artists To Watch round-up in 2020.

In 2022, EDDIE brought his sound throughout North America on tour with friend and collaborator No Mana before making his EDC Las Vegas debut alongside his mau5trap crew. Proving his mettle as a powerhouse producer with an arsenal of music under his belt, the only way for EDDIE is up.

EDDIE

Eazybaked

FISE

Grabbitz

HerShe

Holly

Lucille Croft

MYTHM

Noer The Boy

Quackson

26-year-old Canadian DJ/producer Isabelle Rezazadeh AKA Rezz has racked up tens of millions of streams, sold out legendary venues and headlined top festivals around the world. She oozes originality and produces genre-bending electronic works, striking a sharp balance between bass-heavy and minimal tech compositions.

Her first independent project - the adventurous 

 EP - was released in 2019 and garnered praise from Alternative Press, SPIN and Billboard who called it 

“her most impactful project to date” 

and went on to receive The JUNO Award for Electronic Album of the Year in 2020. She graced the cover of Billboard’s 2019 Dance Issue and has been attributed as being at the forefront of the dance and rock music crossover. 2020 marked a banner year for the producer who released her first single through RCA Records “Someone Else” with Grabbitz which has garnered over 36 million streams worldwide and reached #15 on Alt Radio in the US and #1 in Canada. Alternative Press praised the song upon its release, including it as the lead track in their weekly playlist. They called the video 

“another high point in Rezz’s canon,”

“…the song evokes a sinister groove that will appeal to dance music devotees as well as industrial rivetheads...”

Rezz is heavily featured in a documentary called “Underplayed,” available on Amazon Prime, which highlights the current issues female DJs face in the dance industry.

Rezz

Shlump

Super Future

TINYKVT

What So Not

Wreckno

X1-Y2

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Jordan Orcaz started the experimental project 

 in 2013, 2 years before starting No Mana. The project began with a 10-track debut album titled "Tetraform", and continued the momentum with a handful of EP's on DUSTLA, remixes for Protohype and PatrickReza, then independent releases to follow. When No Mana gained traction in 2015, isqa's schedule thinned out and most of his discography was deleted from a handful of streaming platforms with the intention to eventually restart the project on a clean slate with a more refined sound.

While focusing on No Mana (which involved music productions revolving around melodies, vocals and dance-centric rhythms), isqa was a necessary output for left-field, experimental music, which served as his palette cleanser from the music that was being produced as No Mana. Orcaz, between 2016 and 2022, sparingly released music in this manner including unofficial remixes of EPROM, a collaboration with REZZ, and a few original productions such as "tree eater" and "why did you".

The return of isqa was given a final push as soon as he announced REZZ had played an old track of his, "Ghosts", at Electric Daisy Carnival, Las Vegas 2022, as a subtle comeback message - which gained back the eyes and support from many listeners and bass music oriented colleagues. Orcaz spent the following 5 months to produce a 30-minute audio-visual project "i should've been dead" to premiere new experimental music, at the same time building back isqa's unreleased catalog to continue the project's momentum moving forward.