Two time #1 act and remixer (on BeatPort), the boss of Vacation Records, and a successful dance-pop songwriter on the side, Aussie export Stu Tyson has released hundreds of records on labels such as Spinnin, Hysteria, Smash The House, Big n Dirty, Ministry Of Sound, Hussle, Warner, Sony, EMI, Universal, One Love, Megaton, CR2, Mixmash, and more. Not content with only being a writer/producer, he also focused on taking the live/DJ crossover to a new level with his NI Maschine performances. With hundreds of gigs checked off on his agenda, from the coolest clubs to the biggest festival stages, Bass Kleph has crafted and perfected the art of DJing and playing live. He has developed his own unique style and experience along the way. He’s performed in over 33 countries and counting. Bass Kleph has also spent over eleven years mixing and mastering music for high profile clients. Read More...
After a massive 25 date tour with Wolfgang Gartner and Tommy Trash, Bass Kleph jumped right back into the studio with the goal of extending his fantastic musical streak into 2016. He has released and collaborated with international talent such as Tommy Trash, Laidback Luke, Morgan Page, David Tort, M35, Le Castle Vania, and Revolvr. His own label, Vacation Records, has been a big part of the LA/Australian crossover and his monthly radio show “Klephtomania” is packed full of his favorite new electro & house exclusives. Bass Kleph has made guest appearances on many radio shows including Tommy Trash’s, ‘Trashed’, NERVO’s, ‘NERVO Nation’ and the ‘Power Tools Mixshow’ on Power 106 FM. He has also had many successful releases recently, including Slam Dancing”, Scream”, ”That’s What’s Up”, “Tommy’s Dream”, “Let It Rip”, “Raise Up Lights”, “Somebody Shoulda Told You”, Sandstorm (Bass Kleph Bootleg Remix), and more.
As Bass Kleph says, “I love it. I love the journey, because there’s always something new coming in music, in DJing, with songwriting. If I won ten million dollars in the lotto tomorrow, I’d still keep playing live and DJing and writing music — what else is this much fun?”
