A teaser for noah's arc 13 September W/ Ode Maen B2B Massaar, Michael Thoelen, Lycs, MTRC. And many more !! Enjoy !!

Chemical Warfare   Secret Invasion   Teaser!!

A mix for Secret invasion ! Tech-house --> Techno !! Enjoy !!!

Chemical Warfare! Secret Invasion!! 31.7.2015

it’s really not uncommon that artists grow up with music in their family. For Jens Willems aka Chemical warfare, it’s the same thing. His father, who happened to be a musician, and a master in different classical instruments, made the first contact with music unavoidable. His first contact wasn’t just any kind of music: he grew up with one of the most distinguished styles in music, jazz.
With jazz as a sturdy base, he got attracted to the world of dance floor music by going out. In 2004, amidst the flourishing era of Belgian clubbing, he got his first real moment with electronic music. The funny thing is, he was only 13 years of age, which means he actually wasn’t allowed to access clubs. But somehow, with the help of his brother he got in the first time, and continued to do so until he expanded his views.
This expansion meant becoming a regular visitor of quality clubs like Fuse, Café d’Anvers, Silo and others. About 6 years ago, one of the godfathers of techno, Dave Clarke, played in Fuse. That certain moment gave Jens a breakthrough in his approach and doings regarding dance floor music. Diving into a completely different world, he was sure about it: becoming a DJ wasn’t just a choice he made, it felt like it was a must.
In 2010 he placed himself behind the decks, and started to play at smaller parties, developing his own style, clearly associating himself with techno. From that day until now, he’s still building up to become a complete artist. Upon completion it’s pretty necessary to get into production, but as it is, it’s still in its early stages.
With influences from many different artists like Gaiser, Boris Brejcha Neil Landstrumm, Ben Klock, Michael Jackson, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis and many others, the diversity in taste is confirmed. The path he wants to follow is the way of techno. Pounding techno with interesting and hypnotic basslines, could be a way to describe his way of playing. However, the constant evolution in the world of techno translates into a constant evolution of Stitch It. Stitching tracks together to create his own sound is how it works for him, and getting people to enjoy it is what he likes. Stich it, transmit it and feel it, that’s the message he wants to bring to the floor. That’s the place where it started, and that where it will end.

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