Eclipse 1st Birthday Weekender

JADED (UK) 

Known for their bumpy house driven records & a knack for making groove laden club-ready anthems, JADED are a living embodiment of London’s world-beating underground house scene. 

With Iranian & Italian heritage between them, the guys cite London’s cultural melting pot as their primary inspiration. From pirate radio & formative nights at Fabric & Ministry of Sound, to early grime pioneers such as Dizzee Rascal and Kano as well as pioneering dance acts such as The Prodigy, Groove Armada and Basement Jaxx, the duo draw from a rich pot of influences to create their unique sound.

As producers, songwriters and multi-instrumentalists, the tight-knit duo are full of boundless talent and creativity which has helped them cultivate a sound from a broad sonic palette, whilst also making records for many other artists within the dance world. 

Over the years since they formed in West London, JADED have made a name for themselves internationally and recent releases on Diplo's Higher Ground have helped them make a bigger dent in the underground dance scene. Having topped club charts with ‘Welcome To The People’ and achieving Top 10 spots with further releases, the duo have earned widespread support from high-profile DJs such as DJ Tennis, Diplo, Marco Carola, LP Giobbi, FISHER, Carlita, Claptone & John Summit, to name a few.

JORDAN BURNS 

Jordan Burns is a Gold Coast-based dance producer known for his unique blend of melodic and heavier house music. Although he has built a reputation for his heavier style, Jordan has always had a passion for more emotional and melodic music, which he is now exploring in his new direction.

Jordan's desire to create a world that feels true to him is reflected in his music and his live shows. He wants his audience to not only dance and have fun but also to feel something. He aims to create moments where the audience is taken over by a nice chord change or a hypnotic drone.

Jordan's stage design also plays an important role in bringing his vision to life. He incorporates flowers as a metaphor into his aesthetic, representing the new growth and changes of this new chapter. A decaying flower represents the once before dark and jagged music, while fresh flowers represent the new melodic and emotional direction.