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Dallas Superstars are a duo of Finnish record producers named Heikki "Bostik" Liimatainen and Jaakko "JS16" Salovaara.

Alex Kunnari

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Alex Kunnari hails from the trance hotbed of Helsinki, Finland and has been involved in the DJing/producing business for fair few years now, in fact a good 15 of them.

Caater

90,564 plays (6,144 listeners)

Get Caater! No, it’s not a reference to Michael Caine’s cult gangland movie but the latest dance import to hit Europe. Caater have rocketed from zeroes to heroes with their massive hits!

JS16

76,326 plays (14,976 listeners)

Behind the name JS16 is the Finnish musician Jaakko Salovaara who released his first vinyl "Hypnosynthesis" at the age of 16 (hence the name). His interest in composing dance and house music was inspired by DJ:ing which he picked up at the age of 14. This dance artist has a solid classical background as he began taking cello lessons already at the age of five.

Waldo's People

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Waldo's People consists of Waldo, who already had some success in a solo-career, and 4 singers : Charlie King, Monica and Jessica are from Sweden and Krista from Finland.

Kendi

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Kendi is a new side project by Finnish dance music veteran JS16 (Jaakko Salovaara) and rapper Yavis. Kendi released their first single, called Connected, in mid 2008. The male vocalist in Kendi's songs is Vince Jackson alias Patric Sarin. He was also one of the jury in fourth season of Finnish television show "Idols" which is based on the British Pop Idol format.

United DJ's Vs. Pandora

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See also: Pandora and United DJ's.

London MC

74,034 plays (8,841 listeners)

"London is the city of cool and capital of electronic dance music. Pirate radios are pumping cutting edge underground dance sounds in to the airwaves 24/7 and illegal raves are put up every night somewhere in the abandoned warehouses around London. Yes, that’s how it was initially in the late 80’s and early 90’s.