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From Skrillex to James Blake, 2011 was rich with new electronic producers creating unexpected dancefloor smashes. Time Out Clubbing looks ahead to the new year and asks some of the capital's nightlife linchpins who they are hyping for superstardom next. Who do you think is missing from the list? Tell us in the comments box below.
Chosen by Ralph Lawson, DJ, 2020 Vision: ‘It has already been a staggering year for this 24-year-old east Londoner. She has picked up the award for Best Newcomer in Ibiza and has been nominated three times for DJ Mag’s Best of British awards next week. Maya has been a breath of fresh air in the male dominated world of DJs – she can effortlessly change genres at will between house, dubstep or electronica. Move over James Blake…’www.mayajanecoles.com
Definitely Black Light Smoke on the Scissor & Thread label. With an amazing track like Lovework already in rotation by the major DJs as well as major collaborations with Francis Harris (a.k.a. Adultnapper) and others, his upcoming releases in 2012 promise to be equally, if not more, amazing. https://www.facebook.com/blacklightsmoke
U totally forgot SCNTST from BNR if U ask me....
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