DJ Bottles
Levon Louis appeared in Newsweek for break-dancing at age 10, became a DJ and beat producer at 16, and has created sounds for games including Silent Hill and Assassin's Creed.
Hailing from Houston where he was put up for "Best DJ" and "Keyboardist of the Year" for his early music, Levon has performed in several cities across the USA and in Canada, calling Los Angeles and Montreal home for years at a time while working on video games and refining both his production and performance skills.
He is the producer-DJ behind Mushroom Lounge, with three full-length albums to date, and music featured on soundtracks with artists ranging from Aphex Twin to Bassnectar and Lady Gaga. Levon Louis adopted the moniker DJ Bottles in 2013.
Hailing from Houston where he was put up for "Best DJ" and "Keyboardist of the Year" for his early music, Levon has performed in several cities across the USA and in Canada, calling Los Angeles and Montreal home for years at a time while working on video games and refining both his production and performance skills.
He is the producer-DJ behind Mushroom Lounge, with three full-length albums to date, and music featured on soundtracks with artists ranging from Aphex Twin to Bassnectar and Lady Gaga. Levon Louis adopted the moniker DJ Bottles in 2013.