GIOM / AFFKT / ROSSIE / JONQUIL - [V3] ANJUNADEEP EXPLORATIONS LABEL SAMPLER 03

In a very short space of time Giom has become one of the most highly sought after producers, remixers and DJs in the deep house scene. His music is consistently found at the top of download store sales charts and in the sets of DJs from house music’s jetsetting elite to bedroom jocks in every corner of the world. Giom was born in Niort, France and now lives in London. Discovered by DJ Heather through MySpace in 2006, his initial releases were quickly signed to Amenti Music, Aroma and Kolour Recordings, alongside Heather’s own Blackcherry imprint. He has gone on to work with labels including Om Records, Ornate and LCG Music, providing both original music and remixes for artists including Fred Everything, Jay-J and LawnChair Generals. He can also be found recording as one half of Bobby and Klein. In 2010 Giom joined forces with UK label Lost My Dog for a partnership that will see him release a string of EPs and remixes, full length projects and headline LMD events. As a DJ, Giom is a regular at Fabric, sharing the bill with the likes of DJ Sneak, Mark Farina, Fred Everything and JT Donaldson. His energetic sets have led to a hectic tour schedule which means most weekends he can be found headlining in clubs from Australia to the United States and back around mainland Europe. Away from house music Giom’s talents as a professional drummer are also highly sought after and have seen him tour and record for Zarif, The Nextmen and Kasabian amongst others. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

AFFKT represents the most eclectic side of Marc Martínez Nadal. After studying music theory and piano at the conservatory of Valencia, AFFKT has discovered new forms of musical creation and is one of the most promising producers to emerge from Spain in recent years. Comprising a balanced mix of dance music and sound experimentation. Marc also produces under other titles, he belongs to the ‘drum n bass’ duo of Malsum, produces new and interesting bands like his eclectic side project composition of Rapsodes and reserves his ‘Renace’ alter ego for more dark, cyclical hypnotic techno music. Marc’s AFFKT project was so far responsible for the worldwide super known track "Points (El Prologo EP)" on the Barraca Music label and and the respected ‘El Baladre EP’ on 3rd floor, as well as successful remix’s for Radio Slave on Rekids, Spencer Parker on Buzzin’ Fly, James Teej on Rebirth Records and a potential track of the last summer with his remix of “Sunshine” by John Talabot on Hivern Records. AFFKT latest works see his productions dedicated to pure melodic and bass driven structures. Marc’s most convincing argument lies within his stunningly powerful Mixes & live performance. His sets can be described quite simply as rocking and incorporate the whole spectrum from jazzy deep house sounds to driving electronic tech house. Already Marc has been a regular feature in some of the best clubs around the world. Focus Nowadays setting up Sincopat and new stuff from him will be coming during this year, releases and remixes in Cr2, Cecille, Vakant, International Freakshow, OFF, Suruba, Paulatine ... and of course Sincopat. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

Jonquil is an alternative / tropical pop band. They formed in Oxford by (then) 20-year-old multi-instrumentalist / songwriter Hugo Manuel (as known as Chad Valley) in an attempt to flesh out what was initially a bedroom recording project. They have released two albums; Sunny Casinos (2006 / Try Harder) and Lions (2007 / Try Harder) and the 'Whistle Low' EP (2008 / Acuarela Records). They have toured the UK and Europe extensively and have recently supported high profile acts such as Bombay Bicycle Club, Foals and The Morning Benders They are set to release an 8 track mini LP in November 'One Hundred Suns' on US label Dovecote Records. They are self-described as 'Paul Simon's take on The Smiths' Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.