Maya Jane Coles

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Maya Jane Coles
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Coles in 2012
Background information
Also known asNocturnal Sunshine, CAYAM
Born London, England
Genres Deep house, tech house, trip hop, dubstep
Occupation(s) Producer, audio engineer , DJ
Years active2006–present [1]
Labels Dogmatik, 1trax, Real Tone , Hypercolour, Mobilee, I/Am/Me , 20:20 Vision , Kobalt [2]
Website MayaJaneColes.com

Maya Jane Coles is a British music producer, audio engineer and DJ, born in London. [3] [4] Under her real name, she mostly composes and plays house and techno music, while her alias Nocturnal Sunshine creates darker, more bass-driven productions with a heavy hip-hop and dub influence. [5] [6] She was previously part of an electronic dub duo called She Is Danger with Lena Cullen. [3] [7]

Contents

Biography

Debut

Coles began making music as a teenager, learning to produce music using the Cubase software program when she was 15. [4] She first produced hip-hop and trip hop. A few years later, she released her first two records on Dogmatik Records, in 2008 and 2009, which were more house music-based.

Career

Having already remixed acts such as Massive Attack and Gorillaz with her duo She Is Danger, [8] Coles gained breakthrough exposure in 2010, when she released a four-track EP on Franck Roger's label, [9] Real Tone Records. She was then named by DJ Mag as one of the best newcomers that year, [10] as her track "What They Say", taken from her eponymous EP, was also one of the most playlisted by DJs on Resident Advisor. [11] [12]

In 2011, she featured in many specialised magazines, such as Mixmag . [13] BBC Radio 1 invited her to record an Essential Mix of her own, which was later nominated for Essential Mix of the Year 2011. [14] Later on that year, she was voted 'Best Newcomer 2011' at the Ibiza DJ Awards 2011 and came ninth place in Resident Advisor's annual DJ ranking. [15]

In 2012, she won 'Best House/Garage/Deep House' track at the Miami Winter Music Conference 2012, [16] 'Staff Pick: Artist of the year 2011' at the Beatport Awards, [17] DJ Mag's 'Producer of the Year 2011', [18] Mixmag's 'Best Breakthrough DJ 2011', [19] FACT's 'Female Artist 2011', [20] and Symphonic Distribution's 'Artist of the Year 2012' [21]

Later in the year, Coles was invited to record a mix for the DJ Kicks collection. The volume she produced was released in April, [22] and obtained a favourable reception from specialised media. [23] [24] In November, Rolling Stone placed Coles at number 15 on its list of the world's 25 most influential DJs. [25]

Maya was later invited back to record a second BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix in 2013. [26]

Coles' début album Comfort was on her own I/AM/ME label and Kobalt Label Services internationally in summer 2013. It featured guest appearances from artists such as Tricky, Miss Kittin, Nadine Shah, Alpines, Thomas Knights and Karin Park.

She also produced Fabric 75 (released April 2014), the 75th edition of London nightclub Fabric's monthly compilation album. [27]

In late 2014, the title track of Coles' 2010 EP What They Say was sampled in the Nicki Minaj song "Truffle Butter", a collaborative track with Drake and Lil Wayne from her album The Pinkprint . [28]

In 2017, Coles released her second album, Take Flight, on her own label, I/AM/ME. The 24-track album peaked at number 37 in the overall UK albums chart during the week of release, number 26 in the Independent label chart [29] and number 15 in the Billboard Dance and Electronic Album Sales Chart. [30] The album received immense support, receiving a 72% score on Metacritic, [31] gaining coverage from a number of high tier publications including Mixmag, [32] [33] [34] [35] Pitchfork and Billboard, [36] as well as receiving DSP support such as a banner on the iTunes Electronic page, a spot in Spotify New Releases, Apple Music New Releases and was named Beatport Artist of the Week. [37] Maya gained 2 'Essential New Tunes' from Pete Tong on BBC Radio 1 for two of her singles from the album, "Cherry Bomb" and "Trails" [38] and to top of her year, she won Best Album and Best Producer at the DJ Mag Best of British Awards 2017 off the back of her Take Flight album. [39]  

2017 also saw Maya gain a number of selected mix placements such as her Essential Mix, which was shortlisted for Essential Mix of the Year, [40] Annie Mac's Mini Mix, [41] Channel 4 Best Before, [42] Beats1 Mix [43] as well as Radio 1 Live in Ibiza. [44] Going into 2018 she also secured a British Airways exclusive mix with her full album also added in flight. [45]

In May 2020, the title track of Coles' 2010 EP What They Say was sampled in the Lady Gaga song "Sour Candy", a collaborative track with Blackpink from her album Chromatica . [46]

In 2021, she co-produced one of the songs, "Loving You" on Sting's album, The Bridge.

Discography

As Maya Jane Coles

Studio albums

  • 2013: Comfort
  • 2017: Take Flight [47]
  • 2021: Night Creature

Compilation albums

Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Mixmag Star full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar empty.svg [48]
Resident Advisor Star full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar empty.svg [23]
Spin Star full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar empty.svgStar empty.svg [24]
DJ-Kicks: Maya Jane Coles
No.TitleLength
1."Deft – Loqux & Past" 
2."Kris Wadsworth – Mainline (Jimmy Edgar Remix)" 
3."Chasing Kurt – Money" 
4."Bozzwell – In My Cocoon" 
5."Larse – Karoo" 
6."Milscot feat. Angela Sheik – All Alone (Domyan Just Slow Remix)" 
7."Adam Stacks – Hey Love" 
8."Phil Kieran & White Noise Sound – Never Believed" 
9."Sigward – Nuerd" 
10."Maya Jane Coles – Not Listening" 
11."Virgo Four – It’s A Crime (Caribou Remix)" 
12."Roberto Bardini – Hate Me (Muteoscillator Fairy Tall Remix)" 
13."Tripmastaz – Guess Who" 
14."Standard Fair – Little Helper 16-3" 
15."Nocturnal Sunshine – Meant To Be" 
16."Zenker Brothers – Berg 10" 
17."Last Magpie – No More Stories" 
18."Zoe Zoe – Church" 
19."Gerry Read – Roomland (Youandewan Remix)" 
20."T. Williams – Analog Tour" 
21."Marcel Dettmann – Translation Two" 
22."Claro Intelecto – Hunter’s Rocket to the Sky" 

Singles and extended plays

YearTitleLabelReviews
2008Sick PandaDogmatik Records
2009Monochrome EPDogmatik Records
2009The Dazed EP1TRAX
2009Not in My House EP1TRAX
2010No SympathyElite Records
2010Bubbler EPLoco Records Supreme
2010What They SayReal Tone Records Resident Advisor Star full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar empty.svg [49]
2010Cool Down EPDogmatik Records
2010Humming Bird EPHypercolour
2011Beat FasterMobilee
2011Focus Now 20:20 Vision Resident Advisor Star full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar empty.svg [50]
2011The RemixesReal Tone Records
2011Dont Put Me in Your Box EPHypercolour Resident Advisor Star full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar empty.svg [51]
2012Not ListeningK7
2012WatcherDogmatik
2012Getting FreakyHeidi presents... Jackathon Jams
2012Easier To HideI/AM/ME
2013 Comfort I/Am/Me, Kobalt
2014From the DarkMobilee Records
2017Won't Let You Down EPI/Am/Me
Trails
Weak / Werk
2018Keep Me Warm(featuring Gaps)
Don't Leave
Other Side [52]
2020Run To You [53] (featuring Claudia Kane)
Would You Kill (4 Me)? EP [54]
2021Night Creature [55]
True Love to the Grave [56] (featuring Claudia Kane)
Got Me [57] (featuring Julia Stone)

Remixes

YearTitleArtistLabel
2008New System (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Chris IbbotDogmatik
2008Fuck Me Pumps (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Amy WinehouseIsland
2008Uncle Tech (Maya Jane Coles Remix) Todd Terry 1TRAX
2009Romanov's Boogie (Maya Jane Coles Remix)The Sun PauloWisdom Records
2010Time To Dance (Maya Jane Coles Remix)TrickyDomino
2011Cicadas (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Tom MiddletonLo:Rise
2011Crash (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Fritz & Lang featuring LizokotAirdrop Records
2011Your Style (Maya Jane Coles Remix) Maceo Plex Cross Town Rebels
2011O' So (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Inxec & Mark ChambersLeftroom Records
2011Next To You (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Marvin ZeyssBrown Eyed Boyz
2011City Life (Maya Jane Coles Remix)DJ TGet Physical
2011Ritual Union (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Little DragonPeacefrog
2011Time To Dance (Maya Jane Coles Remix)TrickyDomino
2011Creeping (Maya Jane Coles Remix)2:54Fiction
2012Bring It Back' (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Franck RodgerReal Tone
2012Lost and Found (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Lianne La HavasWarners
2012She's on Fire (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Bo SarisBo Rush
2012Spectrum (Maya Jane Coles Remix) Florence & The Machine Island Records
2013Fiction (Maya Jane Coles Remix)The xxYoung Turks
2013So High (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Big Dope PMoveltraxx
2013Free ft. Emeli Sandé (Maya Jane Coles Remix)RudimentalAsylum Records
2013Blue Skies (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Ella FitzgeraldVerve Records
2013First Fires ft. Grey Reverend (Maya Jane Coles Remix)BonoboNinja Tune
2013Love Drug (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Booka Shade ft. Fritz HelderBlaufield
2014Pray For Love (Maya Jane Coles Remix)KwabsAtlantic Records
2015Hurricane ft. Pandora Drive (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Karin ParkState of the Eye
2015Lay Me Down (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Sam SmithCapitol Records
2017Going Backwards (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Depeche ModeColumbia Records
2019Movement (Maya Jane Coles Remix) [58] Hozier Columbia Records
2019Cocoon (Maya Jane Coles Remix) [59] Gold FieldsHaven Sounds
2020I Wanna Know (Maya Jane Coles Remix) [60] Jetta 3 Beat Productions

As Nocturnal Sunshine

Studio albums

2015: Nocturnal Sunshine [61]

  • 01. Intro (Holding On)
  • 02. Believe feat. Chelou
  • 03. It's Alright
  • 04. Take Me There
  • 05. Drive
  • 06. Footsteps
  • 07. Down by the River feat. Catnapp
  • 08. Bass Bin
  • 09. Can't Hide The Way I Feel
  • 10. Intergalactic
  • 11. Skipper
  • 12. Hotel

2019: Full Circle [62]

  • 01. Wildfire feat. Catnapp
  • 02. Gravity feat. Ry X
  • 03. Possessed feat. Peaches
  • 04. Pull Up feat. Gangsta Boo & Young M.A
  • 05. I'm Ready
  • 06. Ridin' Solo feat. Gangsta Boo
  • 07. Lessons of Life
  • 08. Dash feat. CHA$EY JON£S
  • 09. To the Ground
  • 10. Fuck Fame feat. CHA$EY JON£S
  • 11. U&ME
  • 12. Foundation
  • 13. Tied Up
  • 14. Closed Eyes feat. Thomas Knights
  • 15. Something About the Drama feat. Chelou

Originals

YearTitleLabelReviews
2010 Can't Hide the Way I FeelLMD SkunkWorks Resident Advisor Star full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar full.svgStar half.svg [63]
2010 Meant To Be!K7

Remixes

YearTitleArtistLabelReviews
2010 Not Your Teddy Bear (Nocturnal Sunshine Remix)BackwordsElastica
2011 Ms Cooper (Nocturnal Sunshine Remix)Floyd Lavine ft. MeyPolydor
2011 Cocoon (Nocturnal Sunshine Remix)AlpinesPolydor
2012 Pixellated People (Nocturnal Sunshine Remix)Jess MillsIsland
2015Close Up (Maya Jane Coles Remix)PeachesI U She Music GmbH

As She Is Danger

Remixes

YearTitleArtistLabelReviews
2009 Under the Sheets (She Is Danger Remix)Ellie GouldingPolydor
2010 Girl I Love You (She Is Danger Remix)Massive AttackVirgin Records
2010 Gangster (She Is Danger Remix)DreadzoneDubwiser
2010 On Melancholy Hill (She Is Danger Remix)GorillazParlophone
2010 Doubt (She Is Danger Remix)DelphicPolydor

Music videos

YearTitleDirector(s)
2014 ComfortJonas K Lord [64]
2014 Come HomeJonas K Lord [65]
2015 BelieveThe Fashtons [66]

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