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<\/a>In 2012 at the\u00a0Detroit Electronic Music Festival<\/a>,\u00a0I gave Maya Jane Coles my very official and prestigious \u201chottest producer\u201d award. She was 23 at the time and on a fast track to the international success she has become. Now at only 25, Coles has already had more than an impressive musical career, finding her beginnings as a hip-hop producer at age 15 before experimenting with more electronic dub beats and finally discovering her home in house music with her first release “Sick Panda” in 2007.<\/p>\nThe London-based producer has continued to amass top-rated singles over the years with many tracks topping the Beatport and Resident Advisor charts and gaining attention from the likes of BBC, Mixmag, and RCRD LBL, amongst others. She has seen her name listed in production credits for artists such as Alpines and Little Boots, and adopted the dubstep alias\u00a0Nocturnal Sunshine<\/a>\u00a0as well as making up one half of the electronic duo\u00a0She Is Danger<\/a>.\u00a0She\u2019s certainly kept herself busy, playing live in over 40 countries and knocking out remixes for artists as diverse as Florence & The Machine to Ella Fitzgerald to Massive Attack and The xx.<\/p>\n In 2011, she was was the staff pick for ‘Artist of the Year’ at the Beatport Awards, DJ Mag’s \u2018Producer of the Year\u2032, Mixmag’s \u2018Best Breakthrough DJ\u2032, and FACT’s \u2018Best Female Artist\u2019. 2012 saw her continuing to gain momentum with Rolling Stone listing her as one of the world\u2019s 25 most influential DJs. And with the release of her first full-length\u00a0Comfort<\/i>\u00a0in July of 2013, Coles shows no signs of slowing down her production work or the BPMs. The album features guests such as Tricky, Karin Park, and Miss Kittin, and you can snag it from\u00a0iTunes<\/a>\u00a0or stream in on\u00a0Soundcloud<\/a>.<\/p>\n