TRACKLIST:
1. DJ Tron (RIP) - Asylum Turned Nursery
2. FLUCC - Kraken
3. The Silence (Ophidian & Eye-D) - The Detonator
4: FLUCC & Murmuur - Angst Fear
5. Adamant Scream - Hexs
6. Curze: Give Me Pain
7. FLUCC - The Witch & the Woman
8. Tripped - Monstera
9. Waldhaus - Ad Vesperum (Adamant Scream Remix)
10. Nanostorm - Pall Of The Past World
11. DJIPE - A Puzzle Of Flesh
12. Adamant Scream - Uncreate The Damned
13. Somniac One - Murderize
14. Kilbourne - Milkshake
15. RABBeAT - Suicide By Soap
16. Fear Factor - Catatonic
17. M. Reilly - Wasting Away
18. DJ Tron (RIP) - Asylum Turned Nursery

Mastered by: FIEND
https://soundcloud.com/dj_fiend-1

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Hardcore | Rawstyle
Acid | Goa
Old School Techno




Biography:
After getting exposed to techno, house, and raves in the early 90’s, Majestee began making mixed tapes and playing at local house parties before getting booked at a warehouse rave in 1997. Known for his hardcore, Majestee has gone on to expand his musical horizons including drum & bass, dubstep, and hardstyle. He has produced countless mixtapes, CDs, and events propelling him to become a sought after DJ in LA's electronic dance music community. With several residencies, including Audio Asylum, Audio Science, I Love LA, and many upcoming projects, he shows no signs of slowing.

Majestee has performed at events headlined by world-famous artists such as Run-Dmc, DJ Q-Bert, Sir Mix-a-Lot, Frankie Bones, 808 State, Woody Mc Bride, Adam X, Omar Santana, Hellfish, DJ Jokey, Inner Child, The Pharcyde, Mc Rage, Placid K, Destroyer, Geoff Da Chef, Digital Boy, Tommyknocker, Ophidian, Africa Bambatta, D-Passion, Richard Humpty Vission, Sir Mix-a-Lot, X-Ecutioners, Kenny Larkin, Derrick May, Angerfist, Felix Da Housecat, T-1000, Pascal, Shy FX, John B, Odi, DJ Spooky, 3D, Keoki, Bad Company, Twisted Individual, Donald Glaude, Angel Alanis, CZR, Keoki, Goldie, and more. He has also performed at many of LA’s legendary venues such as The Los Angeles Sports Arena, National Orange Show (NOS Events Center), House of Blues, The Orion, Masterdome, Hudson, Knitting Factory, as well as countless other clubs, warehouses, and cities.

In 1999, Majestee founded The Artificial Intelligence Unit and has gone on to produce over 70 events. The AIU's first project was the annual event “51-50: The Looney Bin”. These "51-50" events took place inside dirty warehouses, halls, lofts, and restaurants across LA for 5 years. Guests included Jappo (Italy), Berzerker (Australia), and DJ Tron. The end of 2004 gave birth to The A.I.U.’s latest project, “Audio Asylum, a monthly event which showcases international hardcore, drum & bass, dubstep, and techno talent. Past guests have included DJ Swamp (Beck), Delta-9 (Chicago), DJ Tron (Chicago), Lenny Dee (NY), Simon Underground (UK), Tieum (France), Radium (France), Bryan Fury (Holland), Matt Green (UK), Budburnerz (France), Moleculez (Holland), Ewun (NY), Social Security (UK), as well as L.A.’s own legends.

Majestee also spent nine years as the music buyer and marketing director for Music Revolution, an independent record where he organized in-store promotions with artists like Psycho Realm, DJ Muggs, Kottonmouth Kings, Living Legends, 2Mex, Delinquent Habits, and Egyptian Lover.

He touched bigger audiences on radio shows like Radiobomb 90.7fm, drumnbass.tv, themixshow.com, orbitradio.fm, and The Revolution Show as well as working along side radio personality Tattoo and B-Real of Cypress Hill on breal.tv 

After releasing “Gang Violence People” with Fiend on Altern-Hate Recordings, performing as half of the hardstyle act The Commanders [facebook.com/thecommandersla],  Majestee returned to his roots of 303 laced acid and psychedelic music by unleashing goa and psy-trance at events across So Cal's Mojave Desert. Get ready for a new chapter. Now Majestee is still pushing the barriers of hard dance music with his special sound of hardcore.

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Chris Mirsch