A Swedish House DJ/ Producer from Stockholm! 

For booking and licensing info contact: Info [at] dancyndrone.com

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Releasing on:

[Big Alliance]

[Twerkout Music]

[Virus T Records]

[Pop Rox Muzik]

[Housepital Records]
 
[Don't Look Productions] 

[The Seed] 

[Ion Energie Recordings] 

[Rampa Records]

[Park House Records]

[Glovel Records]

[Vertikal Records]

[DJ Ibiza Records]

Dancyn Drone is a Swedish producer, remixer, DJ and multi studio instrumentalist playing bass guitar on current releases with Eric Turner, Tinie Tempa, Lupe Fiasco and many more.

Born and raised in Stockholm, Sweden started playing drums at the age of 6. Founded his first band at the age 11 writing their own songs. Since then he´s been playing all genres of music in a number of bands from reggae, ska, hip hop and jazz to, pop, rock, punk and metal.

Club music has always been a big interest and today the main influences are house and progressive. Big original tunes and remixes on the way!

Contact, bookings and remix requests: antoninii[at]live.com

I have a blast creating unique music and audio for everything: video games, film, and more. 
Need music for your project? Send a message my way to: info ( at symbol here ) cadenlwelborn.com or find me at cadenlwelborn.com

Bringing fresh musical ideas into well established genres of music is a passion of mine. Innumerable video games exist that have the same bland cinematic soundtrack. Why go that route when so much more innovation can be had, so much more colorful emotion can be expressed though a unique, fresh approach?

As a young amateur composer, I eagerly burst with improvs rough and ready. Seldom editing out the slightest hesitancies from my “happy accidents” — all the while being a guitar neophyte — I still don’t really know how I managed to keep pulling it off. It was so cathartic, ephemeral, and somewhat magical even.

Most notable is my spontaneous inception of ‘Serendipity Breaking Loose’ — instrumental concept album from the early 10s — synonymous with a particularly epic bout of free improvisation.

With proposed swan song “These Late Clouds” on the back burner, and having prematurely stepped away from the mic, Mr Aquilina is making a more passionate return to his keyboard playing origins.

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