DJ Hardware:
A legend in his own right, DJ Hardware's career as an international artist spans the scope of two decades. Hardware is a definitive DJ and producer, a tastemaker who has achieved worldwide accolades! While based in Boston, MA Hardware was twice named the city's top DJ by The Boston Herald. As A&R Executive Director for New York's underground dance imprint, Adrenalin Records Hardware released legendary underground mixed CD hits The Rhythm Chamber and Trance Acid Experience Vol. 2. From 2001 through 2007 Hardware's highly sought after skills brought a string of acclaimed mix CD compilations on top labels such as Artemis, Made, Moonshine, and Regress. In 2009 Hardware was tabbed by industrial-rock legends Ministry and The Revolting Cocks main-man Al Jourgensen to produce a string of remixes for his 13th Planet imprint. Hardware's stellar remixes of Ministry and Revco classics birthed the ReVamp collaboration with guitarist Sin and was followed by their tour of the United States.

Nebula 9:
Colorado native and long-term trance producer Nebula Nine stepped out of his audio back seat driving position in 2000 with his first full-length. The album, LP Moodhop Vol. 1: Music to Have Sex To, marked his independence. He had helped produce popular techno cohorts, Orbital, Crystal Method, and Moby. His production, "Flutterby," for Sandra Collins debuted at number 11 on the U.K. dance charts. Jim Stout, Nebula's real name, started producing in the '90s, and became known among musicians for his production work but remained unknown in larger trance music fan circles. The album was a result of nine years of studio labor and was followed up by the reissue of Live From My Sampler on Amped/Gig Records