Konceptualizer was created by Patrick Dintino and Don Porcella to feature an international collective of visual artists and musicians. An Exquisite Corpse of music, the artists create a part and pass it on to the next, intuitively shaping it into something surprising. Through thier journey they‘ve found that chance encounters can bear delicious musical fruit. The resulting beats of electronic, trip hop and acid jazz create a rhythmic pulse subverting the currents of society.

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Since 1992, Face Urchins have been writing and performing their own style of music. Home made and 100% original, this honest, hard-hitting music is infectious and unique. Formed in Central California near San Francisco this band has performed across the United States. Face Urchins songs are written by Don Porcella with acoustic guitar and vocals and then handed over to Dave Wave whereby the rest of the magic happens.

Eric writes about our complex relationship with the earth. An extensive group of talented musicians assembled by veteran producer and musician Russell Ives recorded Eric's collection of songs, spanning the genres of country rock, americana and folk music. The first single release is a song titled "San Diego Canyonlands," to honor the incredibly unique geography that Bowlby came to love and protect. The latest single 'Let Love Live' encourages the world to come together and embrace brotherhood despite political efforts to polarize and divide us.

What started as a collaboration between long-time friends and musicians resulted in a unique blend of electronic beats, folk instruments and spoken word, crossing the genres of progressive art rock, hip hop and psychedelic music. Pulling from a number of talented contributors, they created surprising hybrid sounds dedicated to questioning society's norms and supporting alternative modes of thought.

Dimensional Holofonic Sound blazed a trail with the release of the EP, House of God  back in 1990. The title track became a techno anthem and global hit, and has been featured in DJ sets by Aphex Twin, Ken Ishi and Joey Beltram.  That first, DHS EP was reviled by other giants in electronic music like The Orb, Josh Wink, Meat Beat Manifesto and DJ Shadow. All the above have collaborated with Stokes as a visual artist in the years since. Courtesy of Tino Corp. Records and Holofonic Records.

Naked Earth was an original 'Cali Reggae' band from the early 1990's touring California, playing with the likes of Pato Banton, Culture and Big Mountain. Their original music celebrated earth consciousness, growing from the momentum of the first 'Earth Day' in the 1980's. They mixed the new awareness of world music, rock and reggae to blend their own version of inspired grooves and unique lyrical perspectives.