Gigamesh has been making his mark for several years in dance clubs around the world with his own popular blend of remixes, as well as his work with remix group DiscoTech, and his role in Señor Stereo, a disco influenced live-electronic group. Today,Consequence of Sound exclusively premiered the a mixtape, featuring exclusive remixes of Katy B, Theophilus London and Afrojack, that he made especially for Thursday September 22nd's Check Yo Ponytail show at El Rey. Gigamesh will share the bill that night with Miami Horror, Class Actress, LA Girlfriend and Franki Chan. You can hear and download the "Check Yo Ponytail" mixtape on Consequence of Sound.

Gigamesh will release his debut self-titled EP October 18 through Our Label International. Fans will also have the chance to buy the extended version of the singleWhen You're Dancing Ft. Induce exclusively on Beatport starting October 4th. Known for pushing the boundaries of dance music, Gigamesh opens the EP with disco-infused single "When You're Dancing (feat. Induce)" with a hook that commands you to move. "It's So Intense" lives up to its name as a hazy synth-driven club banger. EP closer "People" shows the melodic side of Gigamesh, lead by melodic vocals from Nicole Godiva while still incorporating bass guitar and synths.

Gigamesh has received considerable attention and support from DJs as diverse as DJ AM and Brodinski to Busy P and Fare Soldi for his bootleg remixes of artists like Animal Collecitve, Lykke Li and Radiohead, the latter two of which hit #1 on the Hype Machine. Through his widespread success, Gigamesh was hired to remix Mike Posner's "Cooler Than Me" in late 2009. Ultimately chosen to be the first single on Posner's debut album, the Gigamesh version went on to sell over 2.5 million copies and hit the#6 position on Billboard.

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Plastic Plates is the deejay/producer alias of Felix Bloxsom, the Sydney, Australia wunderkind who has seemed to have appeared out of nowhere with amazing remix productions for the likes of Adele, Mark Ronson, The Human League, Empire of the Sun, The Magician, Body Language, Sia, Midnight Juggernauts and I Blame Coco. After his remix for Adele's "Set Fire to the Rain" was hand-picked by Stephen the Magician to lead off his Magic Tape Ten; Plastic Plates' crisp production talents were thrown into the spotlight. His remixes have also shown up on mixtapes for Aeroplane (Adele remix), Mustang (Sia Remix), and even made second appearances for The Magician (Body Language remix). His summer wrapped nicely with high profile remixes for The Human League and The Wombats, and his fall has begun with his remixes of both Mark Ronson and The Magician being released on the French label Kitsune. With remix and gig inquiries pouring in left and right from all over the world, one has to ask from where this fine-tuned talent came. Well, his day-to-day work as a studio drummer and session musician, where he has recorded for the likes of The Presets, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, Daniel Merriweather, Empire of the Sun, Sia, Sam Sparro, Christina Aguilera, and Jamie Lidell, certainly hasn't hurt. While the name Plastic Plates may be new, Felix is by no means a novice to the music world, and when the dust clears from all his remix releases this summer and his original material is released this winter, everyone will know that neither Felix nor his alias Plastic Plates are going away anytime soon.

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Computer Magic is based in Brooklyn, NY and was formed in 2010.

The band consists of Danielle 'Danz' Johnson (composer, vox, synths). For live shows: James Morley plays guitar, Justin Coles plays bass, and Chris Egan plays drums.

In March 2011, Computer Magic released a limited edition cassette entitled 'Get a Job' with Kill/Hurt, and a 4 track EP of re-recorded songs with White Iris entitled 'Electronic Fences'.

In July 2011, Computer Magic released a 7" with Roundtable Records in the UK.

http://thecomputermagic.com/

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Perseus is Leon from America (also known as the A&R behind French Express).

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