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Dillon Francis has already received support from some of the top players, including Steve Aoki, Diplo, Will I. Am, Drop The Lime, Sinden, and Tittsworth to name a few, and his blistering productions have been heavily played by Major Lazer, who’ve been opening their show with the Dutch House-flavored monster “Westside!.” that was consistently rinsed by top DJs on both sides of the pond. Look out for his new EP on Mad Decent soon!

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Born to a family of musicians, Jeremy Ellis (aka Ayro) became well known in Detroit jazz and electronic music circles through playing with renown jazz/fusion group Jazzhead and live electronic group Time:Space, as well as lending his keyboard skills to producers Carl Craig, Alton Miller, Recloose and others. Ayro broke out as a solo artist in 2001 with his underground anthem, "Let This”, which turned the heads of selectors as Gilles Peterson, DJ Spinna and Jazzanova.

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Jamie Smith (known by the stage name Jamie xx) is an English music producer and remix artist, and part of the London-based band The xx.  In 2007, Smith joined The xx. The band's first album "xx" was released in August 2009 and went on to become platinum in the UK.  His producing and remixing talent have led to numerous opportunities remixing tracks for artists like Florence + The Machine, Jack Peñate and Glasser.  Jamie xx went on to produce a 13-track remix album entitled "We're New Here" for Gil Scott-Heron’s 2010 album, I'm New Here. 

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Claude VonStroke created dirtybird records in 2005 and has been running everything from A&R to daily operations ever since. His very first record, “Deep Throat,” used a strange vocal sound effect as percussion to make a sleeper hit selling tens of thousands of copies. The follow-up track, "Who's Afraid of Detroit?" was the catalyst that changed his career from bedroom producer to touring DJ. He has been blessed with similar success stories ever since. Since then, VonStroke has released two artist albums as well as a Fabric mix and countless remixes for a wide range of commercial and underground artists.

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