Meet Architex. A classically trained duo, who bring musical diversity and world class production to Front Left. Working together for more than seven years, their collaboration formed on the foundations of good music and a passion for creating. The Front Left crowd was captivated by their first ever techno track, Rattlesnake, when it shook the Red Rattler dancefloor last year. Back for more, the boys are set to release their brand new EP “All Night” at the end of May.

Meet Kiran De Silva. A promoter, DJ, obsessed electronic music fan and co-founder of the Front Left collective. In this interview we delve into Kiran’s involvement in dance music, the community ethos of Front Left and what goes on behind the scenes to make it all happen.

Meet Chris Cornelius. He’s an eclectic Inner West boy, who's grown up on a weekend diet of raves and warehouse parties. From the early days of playing at shitty bars in Kings Cross (when that was still a thing), he’s now one of the masterminds bringing the Front Left experience to the doorstep of the Inner West.

Meet Not Mani. He’s a Byron Bay boy, who works on a peach farm by day and throws down rompers by night. In 2016 he released three massive tracks on Front Left’s label, proving that he’s come a long way from listening to Ministry of Sound in the back of his cousin’s car. Diving into producing at the early age of 15, Mani’s sound has morphed from the “glitchy house” he mixed in his bedroom, to the progressive, melodic masterpieces we get the pleasure of fist pumping to on the Front Left dance floor (...or in our bedrooms - check out Soundcloud).

Front Left as a project is as much about music and parties as it is about representing a community ethos. An ethos that includes showcasing the incredibly talented creative people around us, equality and the somewhat forgotten notion of togetherness through dance music.