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Santero is a DJ, producer, and the founder of Tribe Records — a house music label and cultural platform built at the intersection of underground dance music, global rhythm, and real community.

His work is driven by the belief that the best labels don't just release music — they create worlds. Through Tribe, Santero champions artists with a distinct voice and a genuine pulse, helping shape a sound informed by Afro-inspired percussion, Latin energy, and forward-thinking club culture. The mission is simple: records with feeling, tension, and soul.

Santero sees curation as a cultural act. Under his direction, Tribe has become a movement — connecting scenes, shaping identity, and pushing the underground forward without losing its humanity.

SOKA has been playing music since he was three years old. It started on keyboard with his father in Trinidad & Tobago — not as a lesson, just as life. By the time he moved to the United States at 11, music wasn't something he'd discovered. It was already who he was. The rebrand from Solomon Matthew to SOKA wasn't just a name change — it was the moment he stopped chasing what music could do for his career and started chasing what it did to him. House music gave him something he couldn't name at first and still can't fully explain. A high he's never been able to replicate anywhere else.

His debut single "Shake That" — a dark, bass-led cut driven by a melodic bassline, emotional string builds, and his own voice — proved the project was already connecting. The first time he dropped it in a Columbus club the room went. Hands up, people jumping, strangers yelling the hook back at him. It spread through the Columbus EDM scene and kept going — finding new ears far beyond the room it was built for. People started recognising him outside the club just to say "can you shake that?" That's what he'd always wanted. Music that sticks. Music that lives in people after the night ends.

What makes SOKA hard to categorise is exactly what makes it work. House is wide enough to hold all of it — club records, emotional ones, dark ones, feel-good ones — and it all sounds like him. The energy of Carnival, the communal warmth of back home, a bassline that hits before you understand why. Not a formula. A feeling. And it's only just getting started.

Khun Sol is a DJ with roots in Cambodia whose connection to rhythm started long before the decks — shaped by hip-hop, traditional Cambodian dance, and a deep instinct for movement and groove.

Since discovering house music in 2012, he's carved out a sound that lives in the shadows of the underground: minimal tech house layered with Latin-driven percussion and rolling grooves built for the dancefloor. The approach is deliberate — hypnotic, percussive, and designed to lock a room into one pulse.

Guided by instinct over trend, Khun Sol's sets don't chase moments — they create them. Once the beat takes hold, it's hard to escape.