Since 2009, Dom Maker and his partner in Mount Kimbie, Kai Campos, have played a central role in forging a new form for electronic music.

Their influence stretches far beyond the tiny corner of the dance music underground that birthed them and, with the duo now signed to the legendary Warp label, it looks set to stretch further still in the coming years.

Since their emergence Mount Kimbie have repeatedly confounded expectations, transforming themselves from bedroom-studio producers to creators of one of the most fully realised electronic album-length statements of recent years.

Their latest record, ‘Love What Survives’ features tracks with James Blake, King Krule and Micachu, receiving best new music on Pitchfork in September 2017.

Jacques Greene is a rare breed of producer slash DJ that dances between deep house grooves, raw RnB and punchy techno.

His original releases on labels such as LuckyMe, Night Slugs, 3024 and remixes and collaborations with legends like Jimmy Edgar, Tinashe, The XX and Radiohead are mainstays of  dancefloors and headphones around the world.

3 years after playing sold out headline shows in Melbourne and Sydney, Little Dragon return to the southern hemisphere.

Grammy-nominated band Little Dragon released their long-awaited new album Season High in April this year. It was the first new music from the band since they released their acclaimed 2014 album Nabuma Rubberband.

While Little Dragon’s audience loves them for their unique brand of electronic pop and as a great live party band, the broader music world – artists like Big Boi, Raphael Saadiq, Kaytranada, and Moodymann, among others – recognize the Swedish quartet, and its singer Yukimi Nagano, as exquisite practitioners of European soul music. The combination of Yukimi’s exceptional voice, songwriting that simultaneously accesses Swedish pop’s studiousness and its hooky nature, plus a love of sound grounded in musical history but engaged with contemporary club culture, has effortlessly made Little Dragon a playlist staple.