Guns ‘N Lazers is an audio-visceral experience. What started out as a platform for real electronic music that they could play to their friends became a way for them to revive urban street culture in their hometown of Port Elizabeth with massive bass tunes.

Since the late 90’s Allan Nicoll has appeared on countless line-ups, playing a myriad of different influences into a style that is entirely his own at virtually all the seminal underground night clubs and festivals around the country. This Johannesburg native has become one of South Africa’s most reputable DJs.

G-Zis is the DJ duo of Alex Fourie and Adriaan Louw. Already established in their own rights – Fourie as the keyboardist/trumpeter of Afrikaans band Foto Na Dans, and Louw as a prolific music photographer – G-Zis was formed as an outlet for their eclectic musical tastes for symphonic/melodic electro. 

Byron Kleb is a prolific producer and multi-talented entertainer. His charisma, energy and hard work along with his trademark dirty sounds and his intoxicating presence have secured his status as one of the hottest and most talented up & coming Trash Electro Dj's and Producers in South Africa. 

Yo Grapes started out as a side project of Craig, the drummer of Desmond & the Tutus. After writing a bunch of songs in his bedroom in his free time, this side project evolved into something that people started enjoying more and more.

Grimehouse has been an internationally-signed producer for three years now. In late 2010 he fell in love with the Dubstep scene and has since become a key player in the Cape Town electro music scene, playing events such as The Assembly's See You Next Wednesday, Fukk It, Rubadub and others.

Narch is a Cape Town-based experimental hip hop and electronic music producer who made a name for himself as the musical half of bass rap duo P.H.fat.

Cape Town's Hot Water, founded by Donovan Copley, launched onto the scene in 2006. The band is a fusion of everything South African. From kwasa-kwasa to sakkie-sakkie, from folk and blues to maskanda, you know you are in the presence of the crazy and profound.

From Johannesburg comes a young, creative and passionate. With a broad knowledge and passion for music ranging from mind-splitting dubstep drops to smooth liquid drum and bass, Headphase has developed and refined a sound which he shares throughout South Africa's club, festival and radio circuit.

Established in 2007, they are described as a meeting point between rock ‘n roll and indie. The Johannesburg based quintet seeks to fuse imminently listenable pop hooks with a fondness for musical exploration and creativity.