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Dan Van Casteele is an award-winning music producer and DJ: 11x No.1 by Mixcloud — 7xTrance, 3xTechno, 1xDubstep. DVC started his career in 2000 and was immediately awarded best music producer by MTV and many online music platforms. After this worldwide recognition, he was invited to DJ all over the world, acquiring vast and growing success as an underground DJ, playing Hardcore, Techno, Electro, Industrial, Dark Wave, and Gothic music, among other styles. His performances became a reference for rave parties. In 2019, eleven of his sets reached No.1 on Mixcloud and nearly all were classified as top 100, and ahead of famous names in the music industry. His outstanding reputation has granted him opportunities to partner in different music event management businesses dedicated to the promotion of new talents and music genres. Complete Discography: https://ffm.to/dandelamark
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In the early nineties, I've played professionally in Bratislava, at the time when the country begun it's transition to new and better times. Early on, I have tried to find my own style and take the extra effort to play stuff that nobody played, especially on the radio. We used to buy DMC previews from London, but more often than not we were on the road to Munich, and Vienna to buy stuff that was not on the charts. House music back then was simple. In 92, I've found my way to the US as a student and begun in Brooklyn with nothing but bag of clothes and about a grand in my pocket. It was an awesome time, the music scene in NYC was great, Funk Master, Junior Vasquez, Chris the Greek, Hot 97. I've spent a decade studying and working in the city, and eventually landed in Charlotte, NC. Once you were a DJ, you will never look at it the same way, you will always seek that new sound and inspiration. This platform allows me to experience that feeling once more!
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Follow me on SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/phil-the-decknician A Florida native, Phil the Decknician grew up in his adopted hometown - house music's birthplace, Chicago. With a musical start unlike most, at the age of 6 he was already a regular listener to Chicago's WBMX house mixes late into the night, many times with nothing but a Walkman under his pillow. A good number of years and instruments later he turned to turn tables as a musical outlet. As with most aspiring DJ's, appearances consisted of local area house parties, while progressively acquiring larger and more popular gigs. Soon he was offered guest spots at Chicago's biggest and most popular clubs: Crobar, Rive Gauche, Cabaret, Griffin Lounge, and V-Live to name a few. With such influences as Depeche Mode, Jason Hodges, Bad Boy Bill, Claude Vonstroke, and Kaskade, it is easy to see how his musical style can adapt to the crowd at the drop of a transition, easily moving from one variety to the next. Having an extremely diverse musical palette, it is difficult to pigeon hole Phil the Decknician's technique into one particular genre. With a style that can range from tech house to techno, funky to deep, with a bit of nu disco and indie dance thrown in for good measure; it is easy to see why many consider Phil’s music multi-dimensional. His ability to scratch beneath the surface of the crowds musical psyche is uncanny. Not only does he know how to introduce them to sounds they may not have traditionally explored on their own, but during peak moments, his hard-hitting and heart pounding eclectic beats leave the whole mass undulating as one. Always on the lookout for new opportunities to showcase his talent, Phil the Decknician is back in the studio working on a number of projects to be released in the upcoming months.
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Serato, Rane SixtyTwo, DNS 3500s Headphones, SL3, Control Discs/Vinyl, laptop, cables Started at 14 and have done club work for 6 years. ; Beat matching, turntablist techniques, and making their asses swing is what I ;do. I ;like venues where the owner doesn't club up and bug you in the middle of a set cause he wants to hear something the crowd doesn't. ; DJ AM - RIP bro
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