Flesh to Flesh / DISCO14

Manchester-based DJ and producer Joe Kind draws influence from the underground 90s house and garage sound, inspired by artists like Da Sunlounge and Inland Knights. His sets consist of deep, rolling baselines, raw, bouncy percussion and euphoric undertones, showing a genuine passion for bringing back that euphoric 90s vibe. Recently supporting Jamie Fielding, Jordan Peak, James Poole, and ADR at Kable Club, Joe continues to build a name within Manchester’s underground scene.

Award-winning DJ, Promoter & Producer 🪩 

Head over to the 'Albums' section for my work :)

Next Shows:

Nov 7th Barcelona / LaPaloma
Nov 14th OXI / Berlin
Nov 15th Zagreb / Peti Kupe
Nov 28th - 30th Kazachstan / Almaty
Dec 13th Freiburg / Theaterbar /w Arpy Brown
Jan 3rd Wilde Renate / Berlin
Jan  23rd / Istanbul
Jan 24th / Izmir
Febr 6th BBE Store / London
Febr 20th OXI / Berlin Italomania
Febr 28th Djoon Club / Paris

Delfonic from Berlin, a busy guy that will hit you with his experienced, flawless flow and the skills of a Hip Hop veteran but an open-minded music taste including soulful grooves from new jazz vibes, underground Disco, American House, Breaks and Afro Grooves.

With a history in digging and an unquestionable love for music, Markus Lindner, a.k.a. Delfonic, is one of the most versatile and informed DJ as they come.

He used to be the key character concerning music knowledge in Berlin. After a long decade at  OYE records store he left the business to become a 100% touring DJ and also to do a series of Dance Jazz Edits (Illegal Jazz) which create a massive buzz in the new house and funky dance world (support from Gilles Peterson, Honey Djoon and many others)

Delfonic applies his broad knowledge of music styles to almost any setting, and is renowned for blending multiple genres, eras and disciplines throughout his sets. An open-minded talent, with an uncompromising approach to DJing, he employs a style schooled from an upbringing in hip-hop. Delfonic is the model DJ - he’ll warm the crowd up, get them dancing and then provide the scope and context that will keep the heads on board.