Dutchman Raymond Teunisse (aka DJ Raymundo) developed his passion for music at a very young age. He was inspired by his father’s love of 80’s synth pop (Hot Butter, Jean Michel Jarre and Kraftwerk) and Escape resident DJ Marcello, who was spinning at the famous Club IT in Amsterdam at the time. Marcello gave Raymond the opportunity to start playing in the same club, an incredible opportunity at the age of 15.

He was asked to become resident of Holland’s most famous nightclub, the Escape Venue. For over a decade Raymundo has consistently rocked his Saturday night residency entitled Brainwash. Crucially, he is also the talent booker, inviting national and international top DJ’s like Hardwell, Fedde Le Grand, Martin Solveig, Chuckie, Luciano, David Guetta, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano and Axwell to offer the most amazing night out in Amsterdam.

“The Escape’s status as Amsterdam’s finest club means so much to me because I have been resident DJ and programmer for so many years. The endless queues each and every weekend are further evidence of our leading position in Dutch nightlife”.

Looking back over the years, Raymond has headlined major festivals such as Dance Valley, Mystery Land, Loveland Festival, Latin Village and almost every club throughout the Netherlands. He is also frequently booked outside of Holland in places as far flung as Dubai, USA, Qatar & Egypt. In January 2019 he completed a tour in China and played in some of the biggest clubs there.

In addition, 2017 was a very special year for Raymundo for another reason, as he celebrated his 12,5 years residency at Escape Venue behind the decks and 25 years as a dj. This was also the moment Raymundo decided to take his dj career to the next level with more releases and aiming for more gigs abroad. 

In the passed he produced tracks with Gabriel&Castellon, Addy van der Zwan & Robert Feelgood which can be found on all digital music portals. He signed his tracks to major labels like Spinnin Records, Sneakerz Muzik, Housesession,  Area94 and Star69. His love for the origin of housemusic resulted in a solid remix of the legendary track Yéké Yéké by Mory Kanté in 2011. Last year he remixed another classic. Together with Dave Leatherman, he made a remix of Soup’s New York, which was released in march of 2018 by Armada Music this release is the first in a series of upcoming tracks.

With his weekly residency (Fridays & Saturdays) at Escape Venue Amsterdam and performances at the biggest festivals in the Netherlands and abroad  Raymundo is busier then ever!

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