Bradley Gentz is a DJ, producer, and the creator/owner of Dubtrap Records, known for his dynamic contributions to the electronic music scene. In 2019, his remix of Fleetwood Mac’s "Dreams" featuring Sara Loera charted at #20 on the Billboard Electronic Dance Chart, marking a significant milestone in his career. Bradley’s collaborations extend to industry heavyweights like Eric Kupper, a renowned collaborator of Frankie Knuckles and Todd Terry. Together, they produced tracks such as “Words Are War” featuring Dawn Tallman and the club anthem “Firestone” with Ella McCarthy, a tribute to Bradley’s DJ debut at Orlando’s iconic Club Firestone. Bradley continued to make waves with his reimagined version of Adina Howard’s 1995 hit "Freak Like Me," a tech house cover featuring a new vocal from the R&B singer herself. The track’s surprise drop ensures instant movement on the dance floor, exemplifying his knack for blending innovation and nostalgia. A fixture at major clubs and festivals, Bradley Gentz frequently performs at venues like Avalon Hollywood in Los Angeles, always striving to create a sense of unity through his music. His philosophy is simple: he believes in bringing everyone along on his journey rather than rising alone. Bradley released his highly anticipated single, “Whispers in the Dark” featuring Bleu Summer in December 2024, with many more singles, collaborations, and EPs slated for release throughout 2025 aiming to keep his audience engaged with fresh content.