Closing SASH day @ Greenwood Sydney after Malin Genie 1.10.217

Aaron Robins - Closing SASH Day 1.10.2017

Sydney based Aaron Robins has undoubtedly been inspired and educated from some of the worlds best electronic artists across many international music hubs taking in everything cities like Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Ibiza, London, Manchester, New York, San Francisco & Tokyo have to offer. 
Immersing himself into this beautiful world of electronic music, tremendous amounts of inspiration have been drawn from the cutting edge sounds on labels like Fuse, Oscillat Music, Politics of Dancing & Highgrade Records just to name a few, hence the uniquely educated sound we get to hear from him that can't truly be classified as any specific genre.
 Each time returning to Sydney shores, Robins has translated his experiences and inspirations further shaping his sound into his own unique and sophisticated stripped back groove laced style that's revered by his peers and patrons alike who know what's up! Hailing from the pool of an abundance of local Sydney talent, Robins is one of those taking the scene forward in leaps and bounds, sharing his sounds to the local dance floors with his residency @ Something Else @ the Burdekin for the past 2 years  as well as a regular at SASH & SLY FOX to name a few. 
He has graciously shared bills with international acts such as Dana Ruh, Delano Smith, Ian Pooley,  Carl Craig, Mathew Johnson, David Squillace, Dyed Soundorom, Dan Ghenacia, Shonky, dOp, Jimmy Edgar, Tone Of Arc, Matthias Tanzmann, AME, Francesca Lombardo, Nico Stojan, Anna Levia, MUUI & Kerri Chandler. The list just goes on...
Robins further showcases his sounds in his regular podcasts, curated and mixed giving further insight into the purveyor of quality dance music. Fuelled by a pure passion and love for the music and having the mindset of constantly pushing things forward.


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Aaron Robins - Closing SASH Day 1.10.2017

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