With an ear for trailblazing new sounds and a true drive to ascend to the top, Noizu has quickly climbed the ranks of house music to become a staple of the scene. Since introducing his signature sound, the Los Angeles-based artist caught the ears of dance music’s most notable names — you can regularly find Diplo, John Summit, Dom Dolla, Oliver Heldens, and more supporting Noizu’s catalog. With over 2 million monthly Spotify listeners and sold-out shows on the regular, the sound of Noizu has become synonymous with the future of tech house.

In 2018, Noizu became a leader of the scene with the launch of Techne Records, delivering its debut release alongside Dombresky: “Rave Alarm” was an instant hit, earning the title of Annie Mac’s Hottest Record in the World on BBC Radio 1. A master of making songs of the summer, Noizu’s “Hands Up” with Fast Eddie and Martin Ikin was an instant number-one on Beatport’s competitive Tech House Top 100 — what’s more, Noizu’s 2020 single “Summer 91” achieved RIAA Gold status in the UK, Netherlands, and Ireland, speaking to his undeniable impact on dance music.

Noizu has headlined and sold out shows at iconic venues such as The Hollywood Palladium and performed at the world’s leading music festivals, including Lollapalooza, EDC Las Vegas, HARD Summer, Reading Festival, and more. Off to an explosive start this festival season, Noizu kicked off the summer with “Mi Corazón” via Chris Lake’s Black Book Records and continues to dominate the season with “Moon Groove,” out now on Techne Records.

For Australian producer and DJ, Odd Mob, there are no limits in sight as he continues to soar with each innovative production. Known for his genre-defying approach, Odd Mob has cemented his place at the forefront of global electronic music.

He broke through with the 2014 hit ‘Is It A Banger’, which charted in triple j’s ‘Hottest 100’ and has since amassed over 8 million streams. Since then, Odd Mob has released a string of hits like ‘Intrinsic’, ‘Lithium’ and ‘LEFT TO RIGHT’’, while collaborating with LA producer OMNOM on tracks such as ‘Losing Control’, ‘Mind Awake, Body Asleep’, and ‘All Day, All Night’, pushing him past 60 million streams across platforms.

The past year has seen Odd Mob release official remixes for Dom Dolla, Jax Jones & D.O.D. Adam Beyer & Green Velvet, ODESZA, and Felix Jaehn. Meanwhile, his bootleg series under the Oddities brand has earned millions of plays, thanks to his constant innovation and boundary-pushing sound, which has caught the attention of industry titans like Diplo, Fisher, Calvin Harris, and Tiesto.

His 2022 single, ‘LEFT TO RIGHT’, based around Soulja Boy’s ‘Crank That’, received massive support from top-tier DJs such as Skrillex, Dom Dolla, Fred Again.., Disclosure, and Chris Lake, propelling him into the global spotlight. Odd Mob continued his winning streak in 2023 with a packed tour schedule, including sets at EDC, Coachella, and Shambhala. His collaboration with OMNOM, ‘Losing Control’, became an underground club hit, soaring to #1 on Beatport’s Top 100 chart, while garnering over 1.5 million streams within two weeks.

2024 promises to be another landmark year for Odd Mob, with highlights including a massive headline show at the Hollywood Palladium LA, two performances at Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas, Parookaville, and supporting Swedish House Mafia at Ushuaia in Ibiza as part of his first ever European Tour. Since this huge run of shows, his most recent collaboration is an official rework of the 2003 global hit ‘Get Busy’ with Sean Paul and has already surpassed 12 million streams, topping the ARIA and UK Upfront Club charts. The collaboration also reached #3 on the Beatport Top 100; spending 9 weeks in the top 10 with an on going #1 chart in the Bass House chart, where it currently remains.

With back-to-back North American tours and festival appearances around the world, Odd Mob continues his meteoric rise, showing no signs of slowing down.