There are times I have to search the internet for the next new thing to highlight on the hypespace, but sometimes I just open my mail and the pop-up! Some story with reggae-folk pop artist Sean Bones. With a killer name like that you’re bound to blow up.  “Let’s Do Something Else” is an instant vacation-maker, topped off with some funky video footage from his first single!

Josefine Jinder is a 20-year-old Stockholm sweetheart who says she discovered synthesizers right around the same time she discovered boys. Some years ago, Jinder moved to the UK and received a diploma in sound technology from the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (owned by Paul McCartney). It was there that Jinder started developing her sound, which is influenced by New Order, Kate Bush, IDM, disco, and the rich musical history and environment of her native Sweden.

Jinder came to international attention with her first EP, Polyhedron, on Trouble & Bass in August 2008, which was followed in October by a remix edition featuring epic reworks from Supra1 and Black Holes. Her most recent single, “Youth Blood,” debuted in March 2009. It got the remix treatment twice over in December 2009, with low-end monsters from 12 Planet & Flinch and Squire of Gothos, Jinder is currently working on debut album, and bringing her irresistible stage show to locations worldwide.

Hailing from the former Eastern Bloc, Poland’s Supra1 produce next-level dubstep, UK funky, and bassline house wobblers that kill it on dancefloors worldwide. Hailing from historic Krakow—where they throw an epic underground party of their own—they debuted on Trouble & Bass last year with a killer remix of Little Jinder’s “Polyhedron” (video) that was supported by everyone from Diplo to Basement Jaxx, as well as reaching #1 in Beatport.com’s “Top 10 Late Night Bangers” chart.