Meet Steve Aoki. In the documentary I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead, which premiered at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival, viewers are thrust into the whirlwind lifestyle of a Grammy-nominated electronic dance music superstar who stands as one of pop music’s most tireless multi-hyphenates: founder of the taste-making record label Dim Mak and a chart-topping producer-remixer-DJ with his finger pressed firmly to the pulse of cutting-edge youth culture.

Ranked Best DJ in America by DJ Times in 2015, Aoki is renowned for his pandemonium-inducing sets and whiplash-inspiring travel schedule, averaging more than 250 tour dates per year including headliner slots at summer music festivals throughout the world as well as prestigious residencies at mega-clubs in Las Vegas and Ibiza. As a recording artist, Aoki’s 2014 studio album Neon Future I—which soared to No. 1 on the Dance/Electronic Album chart—features the Gold-certified single “Delirious (Boneless)” with Chris Lake and Tujamo featuring Kid Ink.

But I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead reveals a lesser known dimension of the entertainer: Aoki’s self-made success. His father Rocky Aoki—the flamboyant founder of the dining-as-entertainment Benihana restaurant chain—remained a remote presence in his family’s life until his dying day and refused to support Steve financially save for paying half his college tuition. “My dad worked his way up from nothing and wanted to teach his kids the value of money,” he explains. Forced to fend for himself, the younger Aoki launched Dim Mak Records out of his college dorm room in 1996, eventually breaking bands such bands as Bloc Party, The Gossip, The Kills and Klaxons through street-smart underground marketing (the label boasts more than 500 releases to date). “Growing up, it was always, ‘How do I impress my father?’” Aoki says in the film. “‘How can I show him I’m going to be successful?’”

The answer: a nose-to-the-grindstone DIY work ethic that has propelled Aoki as an entrepreneur and performer, ultimately placing him in the top five on Forbes’ Top DJ Money Earner list for three years running, and winning the respect of his superstar DJ peers who favor terms such as “force of nature” and “machine” to describe Aoki’s relentless drive.

A navigator through deep connected dance grooves in an open and intimate atmosphere.

That's how Evan would describe himself as a DJ. Never afraid to go too deep, with a motive to free everyone through what he calls Music Therapy. His style and sounds are inspired by a spectrum of musical influences. Having grown up on his parents' classic CD's of freestyle music (Take me away by mix factory, TKA, joyce Sims, Jenny Burton, C Bank) and synth driven 80's music (Depeche mode and New Order) all of which he continues to infuse with todav's new sounds

Fast-forwarding years later, here HEATT is opening for artists such as EDX, Hot since 82, Ben stirling, Sonny Fodera, and many more, and included a residency at Celine in Orlando. This is more than a hobby to him, it's what he loves as an artist and will continue to evolve his Music Therapy.

Oxlo is an Electronic/Pop project composed by Andrew Lopez, a 20 year-old musician originating from Bridgeport Connecticut. His passion for music would be discovered in his early childhood when playing drums with his father, a substantial figure and mentor who would pass away just a few years after. Starting his production career at the age of 12, Oxlo quickly began to make waves in the Electronic scene with his striking covers of known tracks, garnering 2.5 million views within their first year. This would propel 13-year-old Oxlo into New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey underground scenes, allowing him to show off his flair on Electronic music. 
 Throughout his teenage years, Oxlo spent the majority of his time frequenting local venues, record shops, and studios. This experience in the industry would later be used as stepping stones to becoming a full-time Mixing/Mastering engineer at 18 years of age. Oxlo’s Breakout release titled “Get Better” premiered on EDM.com to critical acclaim. Reaching #5 on National Dance Charts and catching the attention of top DJs. Such as The Pegboard Nerds who would work with Oxlo to release an Official Remix titled “Higher - Oxlo Remix” 
 Since then the 20 year old musician has had multiple releases under subsidiaries of Virgin Music Group/UMG and performed globally. Touring North America, Europe, and Asia, with notable performances at Amsterdam Dance Event, and Techfest Bombay