An american guy asked me if he could buy one of my house cd mixes... but the cd didn't exist at the time! I recorded it some weeks later, when it came to life after a dream and the following search through my collection of original house records from 1995 to 2005.

I'd like to share this "dreamy déjà vu" with you, and I hope you'll let the happy party feeling of those "old days" come alive again.

Déjà-vu (House music from 1995 to 2005)

Groovey baby

16.05.25 @ Willst du mit mir tanzen? - Raedli, Zürich

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As a child, Diego spent his free time practising gymnastics and playing the piano. Today he is involved in performance training, holistic wellness and music production.

This search for balance and wellness informs his music, where acoustic scenarios move between essentialism and attention to detail. The arrangements move around a stable core, creating and releasing tension.

Higher State Of Elevation represents Diego Suarez's debut as a producer: a playful and light-hearted approach, achieved with the collaboration of Camillo Corona, whose class shines through in the mixdown.

Following a long phase of sound research and experimentation with field recordings, Diego uses a capture of his vocal improvisation recorded from an old iPhone to present himself naked and sincere. Philosophy Of Desire is mixed by MadMaxim, who beautifully interprets the personal and introspective mood.

From this shared understanding with MadMaxim, a joint project was born, culminating in Ode To The Lobe, the fruit of intense experimentation and millions of micro-decisions.

Listen to his latest work below.

Music Producer | Instructor | DJ

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MadMaxim started playing instruments at the age of 7. From djembe to clarinet to saxophone to singing, he acquired many skills in rhythm design, classical music analysis, as well as writing jazz and blues music.

Since 2010, MadMaxim has been DJ-ing as "MXR" at private and public venues, mostly in and around the city of Zurich, Switzerland, playing digital music as well as spinning vinyl.

2019, MXR switched his name to MadMaxim, setting a starting point in his focus on digital music production, mixing and mastering.