Zomby + Rone + Pukaz + Jonas Lion

Since his debut Where Were U in 92? (2008), Zomby has been a unique presence in the world of electronic music. Not because of the masked mystery surrounding him, but because of his utterly varied stound.

Three years after his debut, the London producer released Dedication. An after-hours meditation on mortality, weighed down with an audible sadness, Dedication was met with unanimous rave reviews - he had written a modern masterpiece: 'A mind-blowing record and one that will stand the test of time' (9/10, DJ Mag), 'Downbeat and terrifically eerie' (4/5, The Observer).   

With Love is Zomby's third album. An astonishing 33 tracks that collectively trace an arc through dance music’s history, revealing an artist in his most creative phase yet.

Rone is Erwan Castex, a French master in film studies and an important young name in the electronic music scene. After his early musical attempts got picked up on the internet, things started to go fast for Castex. 2008 marked his first EP release and his first live show, only a year later his debut album was released. Spanish Breakfast turned out as an instant succes: ‘Le premier album du parisien offre une bouffée d'oxygène à l'univers electro.’(Les Inrockuptibles)

While creating his new album Tohu-Bohu, Castex moved from Paris to Berlin. ‘I was able to sample the Berlin nightlife at various parties, but what really appealed to me was the city’s distinctive laid-back attitude. In fact I fell for that combination of serenity during the day and effervescence at night.’ The feeling reflects on that second album, which combines dreamy electronica, hypnotizing ambient and melodic techno with the occasional hip-hop element. A record to lounge to at times and rush to the dancefloor at others. ‘Une musique qui vient du coeur et qui crève directement le nôtre.’ (TRAX)