DJ Evil P:

DJ Evil P is infamous for his extended after-hours sets of Twisted House Music. His blend of tribal rhythms and sexy progressive keeps the crowd on the dance floor till the early morning. Evil P is also the first DJ to record System Soundbar's debut compellation "Resonations". This ground breaking mix on Stickmen Records features some of today's highly acclaimed artists from Roy Davis JR, to Way Out West to Danny Howells. His stellar singles on Spain's Beat Freak and France's Aztek label are receiving massive support from House Music leaders; Steve Lawler, Miss Honey Dijon, Satoshi Tomiie, Laylo & Buchwacka! He has also completed some of today's hottest remixes including: Eddie Amador's "Psycho X Girlfriend" on Yoshitoshi, DJ Disciple's "Yes" on Catch 22 and Dizzy's "On & On" on Four01 Recordings and most recently his remix of Cevin Fisher's Let's Do It Again” on his own imprint Overload Records.  His current residencies include: System Soundbar, Roxy Blu, Comfort Zone, The Guvernment, Footwork, and Lush Nightclub in Hamilton .

Discography:
DJ Evil P “Slam” Beat Freak (Spain)
DJ Evil P “Groove With It” Aztek (France)
DJ Evil P “Pollock Rock” Aztek (France)
DJ Evil P “ Darkness Falls ” Bootleg (Canada)

Remixes:
Mochico “Mochico 3.5” Mochico (USA)
Mochico “Mochico 5.5” Mochico (USA)
DJ Disciple “Yes” Catch 22 (USA)
Dizzy “On & On” Four01 (Canada)
Eddie Amador “Psycho X Girlfriend” Yoshitoshi (USA)
Mochico Feat. Nina “I Am Keeping The House” Mochico (USA)
Isaac S “Electriful” Aztek (France)
Cevin Fisher “Let's Do It Again” Overload (Canada)

Compilations:
System Soundbar Presents “Resonations” Stickmen/System Records (Canada)

Lady Linzee:

Linzee (or Lady Linzee as we now know her) first became aware of her love for music back in the mid-nineties, in her soon to be hometown of Toronto, Canada. Always one of the first clubgoers on the dancefloor and one of the last one's to leave, she was inspired by some of the Detroit techno, house and trance greats such as Kenny Glasgow, Richie Hawtin, John Debo and DJ Dan. Today when Linzee is not on the dancefloor, she can be found bopping behind the decks of some of the smaller, more intimate parties around Toronto where she uses the music as a catalyst to create a funky explosion of energy.

In the summer of 1998, Linzee made the move to London, UK and soon found herself immersed in their club culture. With a lot of encouragement from her dearest friends, she realized that she no longer wanted to be simply a face in the crowd. She purchased her first pair of turntables in the summer of
1999 and hasn't looked back.

Linzee has played both internationally and locally, and her accomplishments in a few short years speak to her talent. She has built a name for herself spinning tunes on the chunky and funky edge of house music, gracing the decks in such clubs as the Ministry of Sound (London, UK), Heaven (London UK), Buzz (Washington, DC), Trade (Turnmills, London, UK), Faces (Ayia Napa, Cyprus), Volkesgarten (Vienna, Austria). Since her return to Toronto she held a monthly residency at Element Bar (Toronto, Canada), played to a crowd of thousands at the Docks for Reconnected in April 2005 opening up for the
world renowned Crystal Method, has tackled the east coast and held a year-long residency alongside a wide range of international superstars at Toronto's System Soundbar.

When asked about one of her greatest achievements, she did not hesitate in talking about a special appearance to a crowd of over 1 million people at the Love Parade in Vienna Austria in 2001.

Today Lady Linzee finds herself playing alongside the talented likes of some of the greatest locals and international talent worldwide at her residency at Toronto's hottest rising club - BOA.

When asked about her unique DJ'ing style, Linzee smiles. "When I enter the booth, I try to remember what I was like to be a face in the crowd. If the audience is not dancing and smiling, I'm doing something wrong. I tend to gravitate towards funky side of house because it mixes some of the best elements of dance music, with a friendly atmosphere that we all know and love."

Seeing Linzee spin, you can't help but catch on to her infectious grooves as she bops along behind the decks. Her boundless enthusiasm, tremendous skill and overall presence behind the decks definitely makes her a DJ not to be missed.

Go hard . or go home".

Ondray :

Ondray is a rapid up and coming DJ, who has been dj’ing, producing and remixing for over 3 years. Graduating with an audio engineering background he was employed as a sound engineer, working in several studios and setting up sound reinforcement while touring North America. He’s now created an established a name for himself in the past two years and has founded Audiolab Music one of Toronto’s first digital only electronic dance music record labels. His love for electronic music has steered his way in being a dedicated and hard working DJ/Producer, creating a progressive, techy, house music sound, like no other DJ. With several remixes to his name on international labels such as Feralcode records, overload records & audiolab music. His original tracks have had support from well known Producer/DJ’s Moshic, Brett King, Shiloh and many more while receiving great reviews from industry leading web portals “Resident Advisor” and has had tracks charted on “Nocturnal Magazine” falling in the top 5 spot. Ondray’s bestseller, “I’ve Lost It,” was proudly chosen to be part of the Habitat For Humanity, compilation CD release.

Ondray has held residency at icon nightclubs such as SYTEM SOUNDBAR, one of Toronto top clubs for progressive, underground house music, BOA-REDUX & Kabin. While experimenting Torontonians ears with a LIVE PA set by aka. Future Wax accompanied by friend DJ Dirty Mex.

Dirty Mex :

Originally born in Mexico and quickly migrated to Canada because of a massive civil war. Somehow ending up in Thunder Bay, Ont where he lived through his childhood and of course the years of high school debauchery. Barely surviving that he then moved to Toronto at the age of 19 to pursue jazz at Humber College. Dirty Mex has been playing music since the age of 12 starting with really bad punk bands. Then progressing to jazz and funk bands. Now present time at age 21 with one year of jazz training and two rock bands, he is diversifying his skills to the art of mixing and producing chunky Dirty House. With 3 years of experience, Dirty Mex has had a year residency at an after hours and gigs at the Apothecary, Papi’s lounge, Surface Nightclub, C Lounge, Systemsoundbar, Boa, Cache, Teknival Festival, and a recent residency at Kabin Lounge.
Look out for Dirty Mex in new Cevin Fisher remix of “Let’s do it again” by Toronto’s own LabRats courtesy of audiolabmusic.com

Ray Ray:

Recognized for his amazing track selection, respected for his seamless mixes, and driven by his passion for house music - Ray Ray's goal for the evening is simply to make you dance, and have a good time.

Ray Ray has been involved in the business of filling up dancefloors since the days of warehouse parties in Toronto. He recalls his first visit to RPM, with Tyrone of Camouflage Recordings, one of the true Toronto house veterans. Obviously very inspired by that night, Ray says that he's "loved house ever since."

Early in his DJ career he was a resident with HiLife Entertainment, which gave him the opportunity to play on a regular basis to an enthusiastic crowd. Spinning Hip Hop at these events allowed him to sharpen his skills on the decks and to develop his own style. Ray Ray's DJ focus changed from Hip Hop to House early on and although he still stays true to his genre of choice, he prefers to play a bit more on the harder, techy side and really rock the crowd.

Notably Ray Ray got great response playing alongside fellow GrooveKat DJ Finch @ Mad Bar where the pair held a Friday night residency. More recently he has been playing at a number of well known Toronto venues including Roxy Blu, Comfort Zone and Therapy. Ray Ray has also become one of Rampant Entertainment's regular guests for thier events @ System Soundbar, where he has moved from playing in the front room to the Main room.

J-Mat:

With over five years of experience behind the decks, Matt has forged his own unique style, seamlessly combining elements of funky techno and nu-skool breaks. Due to his skill and professionalism, he's in demand for everything from intimate parties thrown by local promoters to large out of town events in London and Hamilton.

In early 2002, he teamed up with Ian McIntosh to form B-Line Productions and start Funky 4/4 Thursdays, at Milano's in downtown Toronto. Soon after, the pair caught the eye of Toronto promoters CityClubLife and played a number of gigs in the backroom at System SoundBar, bringing in great crowds and getting rave reviews!

Other notable events include representing Easten Bloc records at the NXNE festival, playing fore DOSE Productions at WEMF 2002 and opening for Hatiras @ Element Bar for Activate Wednesdays.
Currently J-Mat can be found @ Roxy Blu as resident in the Lounge for a monthly event hosted by CityClubLife/OutofHand/GrooveKat.

Matt still occasionally plays as Beaker, and has previously been involved with organizations such as THUMP!, twelveinch.com radio, and Small Society.

Lee Macdonald:

DJ'ing for over three years, Lee has proven that he can warm up the crowd with some smooth soulful beats and rock the dance floor with some bumpin' house music. Lee has performed sets at System Soundbar, Alto Basso, Apothecary, Lazy Daze @ IV Lounge and Sneaks Birthday Beats at The Docks.

Major influences include:

DJ Sneak, Mark Farina, Derrick Carter, Trent Reznor.

At 25 years old, Lee will continue to master his sound and is looking forward to releasing his own prodcution in 2005.

Patrick Neil Russell:

Recently emerging from his former pseudonym of DJ Nobody, Pat got his start DJn on the East Coast in Halifax NS in the late nineties spinning 2-step and breaks. Upon moving to Toronto 2001 he switched his focus to house music spinning genres from deep and soulful to bumpin' and dubby. He has been seen setting the tone for crowds at System Sound bar, Roxy Blu, Surface, Madbar, IV lounge and Nasa. His major influences include Mark Farina, Joey Youngman, Jason Hodges, and The Lawnchair Generals both as DJ's and producers. Now setting his own sights on production, watch for this up-and-comer to start droppin' his own tracks into the Toronto seen very soon.

Matt Gracie :

Matt Gracie has been spinning and producing since 1999. He has come a long way since his humble beginnings, and has found great success playing double duty as promoter and DJ. After gaining the respect of club owners, promoters, and clubbers alike by hosting and promoting parties over the past three years, Matt has finally been able to flourish in his first love, spinning on the decks. His crates are filled with house, techno, trance, and even R&B records, but he is most well known for his sexy, pounding, tribal house.

In just a short time, Matt’s hard work has landed him Toronto residencies at System Soundbar, Mad-Bar, Sugar, Cream, and Byzantium. Performances at other Southern Ontario venues include The Guvernment (Charlie’s and Kool Haus), Ice Lounge, Film Lounge, 5ive, Surface, Element Bar, The Docks. Matt has been fortunate enough to be lined up on the same bill with names such as Paul Oakenfold, Sasha, DJ Dan, Miss Honey Dijon, Cevin Fisher, Ferry Corsten, Stacey Pullen, Johnny Fiasco, DJ Dayhota, Roy Davis Jr., Danny Howells and Deko-ze to name a few. Matt’s ability to adapt and the diversity of his sound have opened up many new doors for this young, energetic performer, including being given the opportunity to play on the Main Stage this year at one of the world’s biggest annual events, PRIDE. 2004 has been a breakthrough year so far, and there is no telling what the future holds for DJ Matt Gracie.

“You have to create your own opportunities and parties to play at; you can’t wait around for someone to ask if you want to play. There are thousands of DJ’s out there; you have to give someone a reason to listen to you. It (the lifestyle) is in my blood, whether or I want it to be or not – it’s just something that takes form. With our hard work and dedication, our ‘motto’ is just a vibe that we have created by being ourselves.” DJ Matt Gracie

Greg Gow :

Greg Gow's deep, groovy techno sound has evolved progressively since his days of playing house music in the early nineties. As a resident on York University 's CHRY 105.5 FM station in Toronto , Greg played alongside much respected house Djs Nick Holder and Mitch Winthrop. While Greg Gow had established himself as a high-profile Dj in the Toronto house music circuit, his sound was rapidly evolving. Influenced by the sounds emerging from Detroit and Germany , by 1996 Greg had traded his smooth house sound for the dark atmospheric grooves of techno music.

In 1997 the rave scene was exploding across Toronto , and it quickly became the ideal environment for Greg to display his hard rhythmic tones and technical brilliance. Yet it was a fresh up-start techno production company, called Phryl, where Greg's stature of one of the top techno Dj‚s in Canada was solidified. Playing packed ware-houses alongside international superstars such as Cari Lekebusch, Adam Beyer, Joel Mull, Gaetano Parisio, Derrick May, Stacey Pullen and James Ruskin. His sets for Phryl parties were regarded as brilliant and often overshadowed the top-billed acts he was playing with. Greg was now a major player in the dance music scene in Toronto ,and while the scene was shifting from the warehouses to the more intimate club settings, Greg remained a staple in an ever-changing culture.

The now booming club scene became Greg Gow's new adopted home, moving the crowd in the same manner, and seeing him sharing bills alongside such dance music luminaries as Derrick Carter, Aril Brikha, Rolando and Richie Hawtin. While not one to stick to one format of the dance music culture. Greg has also become an accomplished and respected techno producer, releasing tracks on Seismic Detroit, Default, Zen, 2Wars and the legendary German techno label Tresor. Garnering spins from techno heavyweights DJ Rush, Umek, and Mateo Murphy. Greg is also the owner/operator of two international labels Restructured and Kombustion. Both labels feature his own music plus different leading artists from around the world, and have been spotted in the crates of many globe trotting dj's like Steve Rachmad and Ben Sims.