You can see NoD more and more behind the decks at Salon Daomé since he joined the Beat Boutique family in early 2012 for a residency. NoD’s sound is difficult to characterize since he likes to explore and to mix n’ match different styles. His sets are mostly oriented toward house music and usually contain deep sounds before progressing to more techy grooves. NoD’s background as a singer is hard to hide! So don’t be surprised to hear him mix lots of vocals.

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A protégé under the Visionquest banner and nurtured under the wings of Leftroom, Laura exploded into the public consciousness in 2011 with her deep and intrinsically melodic vision of house.

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Disco-edit and house maven Matt Tolfrey has cultivated a loyal following with his family of labels: Leftroom, its sister imprints Leftroom Ltd and Left’d, and the edits label Foot and Mouth.  A prolific DJ and producer, he released his debut album, Word of Mouth, in 2012.

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Since the beginning of his career in 2002, Axel Klein has grown to be one of Montreal’s preferred young DJs.  He has played with internationally known DJ’s such as Felix Da Housecat, Benny Benassi and Marco Corola.  Klein has played at Montreal’s Parking, House Nightclub, S.A.T., Beachclub 2009, and many more clubs in and outside of the city. He was a DJ resident at Aria Nightclub for more than a year. Nowadays, he’s a resident DJ at Circus Afterhours, you can also hear him regularly at CDL Dix-30 on fridays. 

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Milton Clark has been DJing since 1998. Rooted in breaks, acid house, techno and trance, he first became known for his surreal underground morning trance sets. Influenced by German and East coast techno, classic house & big room sounds, his current “Machine” sound is a mash-up of techno/house/electro/minimal music. Milton has played the Lime Light, Foufounes Électriques, Blue Dog, Blizzarts, Club Saphir, S.A.T, Circus and Club Stereo. With slated releases and a packed DJ schedule, 2012 promises to be a big year for Milton Clark. 

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