Spinning sets ranging from Otis Redding to Benga to Paradise, DeNitto prides himself on his taste in whatever genre he's playing. Inspired by the French house scene of the 90s that introduced him to electronic music, he usually finds a way to sneak some disco into the party.

With a move to LA in 2010, DeNitto is focusing on producing Italo disco edits, deep house, and minimal techno while continuing to spin eclectic sets at multiple Hollywood residencies.

Influences: Aphrodite, Ice Bread (Ben James), Diplo, Thomas Bangalter, DJ Assault, DJ Technics, the Twelves, Afrojack

Sounds like: the Twelves, DJ Assault, Sydney Samson

With musical roots in Europe, CMNDer's sets pull influences from techno, minimal, and french house. After teaming up with DeNitto in 2009 and founding EF Records, pop sounds from the 70's 80's and 90's now work their way into his sets in an effort to bridge the gap between pure, heavy electronic music and tunes that are accessible to stateside crowds.

Influences: Richie Hawtin, James Holden, Diplo, Ed Banger Recs, MACHETE.

Sounds like: Paul Kalkbrenner, Mr. Oizo, Trentemoller

Young Willem Wolfe was born and bred in Hollywood. If you cut him, he actually bleeds LA. When he's not working on music with his punk band, FIM, he's spinning eclectic dance sets with his own edits of Sly and the Family followed by moombahton tracks he made from scratch.

Aside from being the nicest gent you ever met, Willem puts on amazing parties. The most recent was shut down by ten cop cars and a helicopter to the tune of a Willem Wolfe moombahton set and the rapturous roar of several hundred party goers.

Influences: Aphex Twin, DJ Technics, Billy Idol, Electric Friends

Sounds like: DJ Ayres, Dillon Francis, Jesse Rose