LOST MIRACLE OFF BCN presents: Sébastien Léger, Roy Rosenfeld, Khen B2B Eli Nissan, MAGA

Sebastien Leger

Roy Rosenfeld

"These days there are plenty of genres and styles within the electronic scene, which cause our minds to be fixated / square and stuck into the "rules" of those music genres. We can always pursue those styles and learn from them a lot, but always keep a warm place for our unique sound and style. We need to preserve and protect the uniqueness and specialties of each one of us. Do not let it run next to you. I believe this is the way to success". Roy Rosenfeld. __________________________________ Official: http://www.royrosenfeld.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/rosenfeldroy Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/royrosenfeld MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/royrosenfeld Beatport: http://beatport.com/artists/roy_rosenfeld Twitter: http://twitter.com/royrosenfeld Instagram: http://instagram.com/royrosenfeldofficial (@royrosenfeldofficial)

Khen

Content with shouldering the pressure that comes with lofty praise and hailing from Tel Aviv, a city with an astounding lineage of dance music greats in Guy Mantzur, Guy Gerber, Shlomi Aber, Sahar Z and confidant Guy J, this wunderkind has carved out a path of his own while staying true to his heritage. With a hypnotic and emotionally charged style that blends early 2000s progressive with house grooves and elements of contemporary techno, Khen possesses a truly idiosyncratic sound that transcends genre. Going back to when it at all began, Khen immersed himself in the world of dance music at an early age under the tutelage of his older brother. When not busy learning how to play the piano, 6-year-old Khen mixed records using two cassette decks. When he stood before a set of Technics 1210s for the first time, he was yet to blow out the candles on the day of his 9th birthday. He was also gifted with an almost unsettling production talent and was encouraged to start spending time in the studio at age 11. Instantly spellbound by the process, he spent all his spare time in front of a Moog synth instead of the playground. A buzz amongst the house and techno faithfuls in Tel Aviv started building, and the scene began to yearn for the young prodigy to showcase his productions on a dance floor. He obliged and ended up playing his debut club show at merely 15 at Tel Aviv’s legendary Dome venue. After years of honing his skills both in the studio and behind the decks, his music hit the ears of Guy Mantzur in 2011, who promptly signed him to his Plattenbank imprint. Proving to become a catalyst event, the then 22-year-old Khen regained his determination to pursue music. Since then he has released on labels in the likes of Nick Warren’s Hope, Hernan Cattaneo’s Sudbeat, Guy J’s Lost & Found, Jeremy Olander’s Vivrant, John Digweed’s Bedrock and microCastle. On the club end, the most coveted DJ booths in the world he once yearned to stand in are now his second home. With his allure growing beyond the shores of his home country in recent years, he has visited revered venues in the likes of Bahrein, Sound, Monochrome, Ministry of Sound, Pacha, Chips, Halcyon, Schimanski, Silver & Smoke and more. He saw his international breakthrough in 2016 when he released his critically acclaimed debut album ”One Day of Independence” on Guy J’s Lost & Found. The LP saw support from the likes of Pete Tong, Noir, Dubfire, Joris Voorn, Hernan Cattaneo, Jeremy Olander, Paco Osuna and made the coveted number 1 spot on the overall releases chart in mere days. Khen started 2017 with a debut US tour at Schimanski in New York City, Sound in Los Angeles and Halycon in San Fransisco and released massive debut EPs on Vivrant and Bedrock. Infinite praise from industry institutions such as DJ Mag and Mixmag followed, and it was no surprise the influential Dancing Astronaut named him an ”Artist to watch in 2017” alongside Yotto, ANNA and Enrico Sangiuliani. Mixmag opted to feature him in their “Impact” segment that highlights high momentum talent and has previously played host to budding superstars Lauren Lo Song, Cristoph, Peggy Gou and Julia Govor to name a few. With this in mind, there’s no wonder that he caught UK legend John Digweed’s eyes and ears. ”Baby Steps” was Khen’s debut on Digweed’s power house label Bedrock, and you can surely have a worse coming out party on a new label. Two of the three tracks cracked the overall Beatport Top 100 and stayed at the top of the charts for weeks and left the Bedrock fan base longing for more. Going from strength to strength in 2017 with a lot more to bring to the table, all signs point to 2018 becoming an even bigger year for Khen. With an arsenal of remixes on Noir, Bedrock and originals on Lost & Found as well as other unnamed labels, the crown is there for the taking for this phenom pegged as the next big thing.

Eli Nissan

An artist blessed with innumerable musical gifts, Eli Nissan, has been at the centre of Tel Aviv’s creative hub for well over two decades, as a DJ, musician, and producer. Israel is home to some of underground dance music's most exciting talents, and Eli is the latest artist to emerge from a production line that includes Guy Mantzur, Khen, Guy J & Roy Rosenfeld Eli Nissan’s work in the studio delights, and astounds in equal measure, with his productions having featured on labels such as Lost & Found, Plattenbank, and Guy Gerber’s Rumours… The pursuit for musical excellence, and striking originality, sees Eli at the brink of a bright, and exciting future,

MAGA

MAGA has developed and explored different genres of sound during the last 9 years throughout the cities he has lived and traveled to. MAGA spent the last year and a half performing with a hybrid setup that certainly pushed the boundaries of risk. His hybrid setup demonstrated a fusion of melodic, minimal and strong energy level that helped embody his very own sound and production in every one of his appearances. MAGA has decided to go back to his roots by performing DJ sets to keep exploring further into his musical ambience and artistic persona. MAGA recently released on Stil Vor talent & Flying Circus, and has also a couple of new releases coming up on several well known labels. Stay Tuned!

Rivellino

Rivellino is a DJ and producer born in Colombia and based in Barcelona, who has received consistent support from major names such as Solomun, CamelPhat and Raxon, among other heavyweights in his productions. His sound has left its mark in iconic venues like Razzmatazz, on the opening set of Mathame’s VA: Show world tour, Sala Apolo (Nitsa), at Brunch Electronik alongside Maceo Plex, and at Cova Santa for the “Pantheon” event in Ibiza. He is known for having been a resident at La Terrrazza, the iconic open-air club, and for being the mastermind behind the Valhalla and Avalon parties at Les Enfants Brillants and Pacha Barcelona. Rivellino has taken his sound to prestigious labels such as When the Stars Aligned (by CamelPhat), Sincopat, DSK Records (by Raxon), Eklektisch, Simulate (by Massano), Automatik (by Henri Bergmann), and recently joined Impressum Records (Fideles’ label). In each of his mixes, Rivellino connects with people through his distinctive style, blending energetic basslines, powerful percussion, and grooves that invite non-stop dancing. His track selection consistently demonstrates a deep understanding of the Indie Dance, Melodic House and Techno genres with elegant touches of Afro House. His music and unique approach to building sets have led him to perform at major festivals and clubs worldwide, alongside artists such as Maceo Plex, Joris Voorn, Luciano, Meduza, Jimmy Jules, Vitalic, Mathame, ANNA, Rodriguez Jr., and others.