You Plus One is a leading Canadian underground electronic music label + brand. As trendsetters on North America’s West Coast, we serve as a vital link to the global electronic music industry. We believe dance culture is a meaningful artistic movement / community that deserves recognition, support, + protection.
Siavash is a Canadian artist and founder of the acclaimed You Plus One label. With over 30 years behind the decks and 2 decades of international touring, he has been active in the electronic music scene since the early 1990s. Now he is a key figure in Canada’s underground industry […]
The formation of Pig&Dan may have been an unusual one but was no doubt fate. The two crossed paths on a flight to Mallorca back in 1999, when Dan was a resident DJat Ministry of Sound and touring globally, and Igor was deep in the world of illegal underground raves […]
For more than two decades, Wally Lopez has been a defining force in house music, shaping its evolution with his signature sound and an undeniable presence on the global stage. From remixing David Guetta’s breakthrough hit “Just a Little More Love” to playing at the world’s most prestigious clubs and […]
Warm, groovy tech house paired with well-selected melodic elements – that’s Ron Flatter’s recipe for an energetic mix on the dance floor: No matter if it’s warm-up, peak time or closing. You can feel his irresistible energy on stage and also throughout all of his plentiful productions. In the last […]
Tom Zeta is one of the most exciting new live acts emerging from the Dutch scene. The DIYnamic, Einmusika, and now You Plus One releasing talent started his career as a drummer and incorporates live drums into his performance of highly danceable and rhythmic melodic techno. Zeta picked up the […]
From the bustling underground clubs of Melbourne emerges one of electronic music’s most intriguing talents, Rem Siman. Starting his musical odyssey at just 17, this visionary producer has spent the last decade crafting a sound that refuses to be boxed into conventional genres. Now at 28, his artistic evolution stands […]
Germany now is moving towards treating dance venues as cultural institutions worth protecting. In Canada, beloved spaces keep going dark. How long will it take Vancouver to catch up or will electronic music dance culture be ignored?