Hailing from the dusty streets of Mitchell’s Plain, Niskerone’s energetic and innovative style of mixing has entertained crowds at festivals and on dance floors around the world. Mark Stevens can safely be seen as one of the fathers of drum and bass in South Africa. 

Over the years, Kennedy has become a landmark of sorts in Cape Town’s electronica scene, involving himself in his many capacities as a DJ, event organiser and club promoter. Kennedy’s beats range from a selective choice of indie-electro, whilst often bringing out harder variations of the genre.

She is one of those DJ's who is the epitome of what today's musical landscape should be. She spreads her love for all the genres sandwiched in between dark, brooding techno and driving, dancefloor arresting minimal to the masses with a supreme "story-telling" ability.

Richard the Third’s sets are a roller-coaster ride of the best of modern bass music: grinding electro, rinsing dubstep and everything in between. An all-round eclectic mad-cap music machine, Richard the Third walks the musical tightrope like a true circus freak.

Steve Elsworth is a music powerhouse. A Sound engineer by trade, he spends most of his life enveloped in chords and rhythm. A DJ and producer - He perfectly marries solid production steeped in pure quality and original style, all the while making and playing body-thumping tracks.

There is more to Markus Wormstorm than just a strange surname. To date Markus has performed around the world with different musical acts, at events like Sonar and various others. He has spoken at international festivals; he has published books, and together with the Blackheart gang, exhibited his work internationally.

Locnville (LCNVL) is a multi award-winning and best-selling electronic duo consisting of twin brothers, Andrew and Brian Chaplin. Previous work with South African producer Gabi Le Roux and a band called III saw them releasing an album on MXIT which went on to achieve double platinum download sales status.

Founded in 2000 in Johannesburg, the indie rock act BLK JKS is comprised of guitarists Lindani Buthelezi and Mpumi Mcata, who grew up together in Joburg’s East Rand, and Soweto natives Molefi Makananise (bass) and Tshepang Ramoba (drums).

Flash Republic has been fleshing out a musical vision that’s taken the country by storm. The 5-piece, headed by Tamara Dey, have managed to hone a dance-driven sound that easily places it alongside similar top-drawer outfits around the globe – along the way delivering a rack of chart-topping radio singles.

The City Bowl Mizers are a Durban-based rock band formed in late 2004. Over the past few years they have been performing alongside established South African rock bands such as aKING, New Holland, Kidofdoom, The Pretty Blue Guns, and Captain Stu, as well as a six-month tour of the UK.