HARRISON CRUMP  USA : Hump Records- Bird Ice- Subliminal Records
	BIOGRAPHY  A DJ veteran, Harrison Crump is no new guy on the House Music block. He started his studio career singing on Felix Da Housecat’s “Those Were The Days” on Freetown back in 1992. Since then he has produced over 20 singles for labels such as Clashbackk, Power Music, Groove On, Poumchak, Sublime, Radikal Fear, Nepenta, and most recently with great success, Subliminal. Harrison’s “Get Boogie” track was a worldwide smash. His vocal appearances on Felix’s “Kittenz & Thee Glitz” LP that drops in June of 2001 and Thee Maddkatt Courtship LP’s “Alone In The Dark” and “I Know Electrikboy” are revered all over the globe. With releases “Feelings” and “Adore” on Subliminal, a new vocal project alongside Dajae on East/West Germany, a new endeavor on Audio Deluxe, and a forthcoming single, this guy is set to POP!!! He is a well traveled DJ playing in Germany, France, Poland, and all over the U.S. and UK for ten years now and his unique blend of Disco filter, Techno rhythms, and full-on Vocal House will rock any house, any time, anywhere.
	SCOTT GROOVES  USA : Soma Records- Detroit
	BIOGRAPHY  He met Kevin Saunderson and Scott tinkled the keyboards for Inner City. Scott made his debut on Soma with the sublime "A New Day" (Soma 58). Scott's next release was his collaboration with Roy Ayers in a rendition of Lonnie Liston Smith's classic "Expansions" (Soma 65). Remixes come from Spiritual Life's Joe Claussell and the Ballistic Brothers. After being Pete Tong's essential new tune and being hammered by the likes of Giles Peterson and Bob Jones, this release briefly enjoyed a national chart position (68). These two releases were a prelude to his debut album "Pieces of a Dream" (Soma LP/CD11). This is an exquisite collection of pure house music. The most talked about track from the album Mothership Reconnection". This sees Scott coming together with Parliament/Funkadelic legend 'George Clinton' in a remake of the original classic "Mothership Connection". When Scott approached them about a house remix he was told "It better be good!". And they certainly were not disappointed. This single format featured stunning remixes from Daft Punk (their only mix of 1998), Slam and Funk D'Void. Scott has also produced an album for Detroit blues singer Thornetta Davis. A limited amount of promo's were available with mixes coming from Eddie Amador and Alton Miller with both the original and the Eddie Amador mix being featured on Pete Tong's Essential selection as the essential new tune.
	DISC DOCTOR  Spain - Dr Kucho! 's Label
	BIOGRAPHY  On 2003 Dr. Kucho! set up his own label: DISC DOCTOR, remixing one of his most successful tracks, the acclaimed "Belmondo Rulez" in his 2.0 version for its first release. This tune was number 6 on DJ MAG 2003 hype chart (UK) and was nomineed to best house track by deejay magazine (Spain). This year 2004, the label began to launch other producers like Mario Ochoa “Habla con la luna” and soon Anthony Class “Emperor”, always with Dr.Kucho!’s remix. DR KUCHO! (Disc Doctor / Madrid) is blowing up big time. He's been listed on nbr 6 of the “DJMag's Best Of 2003 Hype Chart” with "Belmondo Rulez". The song was re-recorded with the vocals of Jodie, re-titled “Belmondo Rulez- It's all about you” and re-mixed by Bob Sinclar. Bob Sinclar, obviously a big fan of Kucho’s work, also licensed a new Dr Kucho! single "Tanzania" for release on his label Africanism. Another New Dr Kucho! single entitled “forbidden Planet" (a-side) and "La ira de Dios" (b-side)is out on his own "Discdoctor" Label.
	ALTON MILLER  DETROIT - USA  http://www.deejaybooking.com
	BIOGRAPHY  Growing up in the 1970s, Miller soaked up the musical environment surrounding him in the Motor City, taking a particular interest in the sounds of Motown, Philadelphia, Parliament-Funkadelic, and Santana. It was during the early '80s once the "dance music crazed" Alton became friends with a young Derrick May that he decided to start spinning records, citing Chicago DJs such as Ron Hardy and Frankie Knuckles as prime influences. By the latter part of the same decade, Miller joined forces with George Baker and Chez Damier to start the Music Institute, a short-lived but legendary Detroit club that has since become near-mythical, thanks to the pioneering techno efforts of figures such as May. Following the demise of The Music Institute, Miller took an interest in Conga drumming in addition to DJing, which led to a period between 1989 and 1991 where he toured the world with his music. He then joined forces once again with May, first as an employee of the artist's Transmat Records label, then as Aphrodisiac, the title under which he would begin releasing his music. Besides his EP on Transmat's sublabel Fragile, he also released his music on Kevin Saunderson's KMS and a series of EPs on Serious Grooves. By the mid to late '90s, he had increased his presence in the Detroit area through a number of DJ performances and a stream of stunning twelves. His debut album for Distance has been highly acclaimed as all things house. His current Peacefrog album 'Stories Of Bohemia' is a powerful, moving collection of mature jazz tinged, soulful house grooves with flavours of African and roots music.