some kinds of electronic music I like to listen more than one time... preferably Trance, Tech-Trance, Progressive Sounds, Funky Techno and good old rave sounds !!  

Jan Replay.......... discover infinity ....

New inspirations cause the fascinating of bible and electronic music for me never ends. Puttings classics and new flows together and I hope that you love to listen the tracks and mixes more than one time. It is a pleasure to disover some older tracks which never reached the Top Ten or Top 100 in Sales charts , but what do you think is really important to enjoy for example music ? Love or ranking ...........?   DJ since 1999,  starting on small parties, I had some gigs on private and official parties like Hexenhouse, Club Synchron (Dortmund)  and radio shows for example  global beats.fm .  More Infos you find on www.soundcloud.com/djjanreplay  For booking contact me on facebook . LInk below!

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Originally formed by a group of childhood friends from central Scotland and California, Corserine is now the singular vision of Caro Tyle. His unique sonic tapestry is woven from a rich background growing up in Scotland in the 1980s, surrounded by a vibrant blend of musical genres and pop culture. While his mother and sister were classically trained pianists, Tyle first honed his skills as a guitarist in various rock and punk bands, before expanding his musical arsenal to include an encyclopaedic knowledge of Japanese City Pop and Rare Groove and bands as leftfield as The Cocteau Twins and Magnum.

Tyle cites 1980s science fiction films as a core thematic and sonic inspiration. "In those films, there's always a nightclub scene set in the not-too-distant futuristic dystopia," he explains. "I'm basically making the music playing in those scenes."

Listeners can expect Corserine's signature blend of dreamy pop textures, gritty electro, and muscular rhythms to please fans of artists like Tycho, Com Truise, and Neon Indian.

Founding member of Bass Invaders, first played local youth club in 2000, first club night Oxford 2002 at Break Convention. Played in and around Oxford (including longest-running DnB event: Terraforms!), Reading and Peterborough, as well as Didcot's first dnb/hardcore night @ The Junction. DJing career highlight was warm-up for Dillinja! 

Now mainly playing 92-96 hardcore and many styles of DNB primarily on pure vinyl, while producing hardcore and jungle (releases coming soon).

Bass Invaders played weekly on FeelTheBass Internet radio 2002-2004. I played an 18 month stint on UK's Finest 87.5FM. Played a free party for Shockwave, and once transported a rig onto an island speaker-at-a-time in a rowing boat (big up Vinyl Matt!)... 

Collecting vinyl 25+ years. Breakbeat hardcore, jungle, "rave" all the way up to happy hardcore. Drum 'n' bass: techstep, liquid, atmospheric, dark - what are genres anyway!?

Interested in electronica from late 70's onward including disco, some styles of deep house, trance, Witch House, dubstep, future garage, triphop, hiphop including instrumentals, the list goes on.... Also reggae and a variety of world music and avant-guard stuff.

National Diploma in Audio Engineering (Music Tech).

Produced music for a popular parkour video from Team 3Run... heard over 2 Million times, but I'm not linking to it because the tunes are crap! LOL.

PLUR

DJ/Producer
Glasgow 

Frazer first entered the DJ scene at the young age of 18 securing residencies at several of Scotland’s biggest trance nights, bringing passion and energy behind the decks with his technical skill.

He then went on to DJ and produce under the alias trance duo Future One, producing tracks supported by the likes of Paul Van Dyk, Super8 & Tab, Scot Project, with Noon & Morgan remix of their track ‘Connected’ being featured on John O’Callaghan’s Subculture album. 

Coming soon is a new look rebrand with no bounds. Focussing on conserving that energy and passion, FRZR is bringing groovy techno touches to his trance sound. 

From melodic grooves to high octane trance, this is where the journey truly begins.

Trance, Tech Trance and Techno DJ/Producer 🎶🙏🏻❤️🎧 Playing internationally and in the U.K. - bookings welcomed. 
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