The Hobbit Bar, an unscheduled spontaneous, impromptu live recording at Manu in Kas, conducted via Pioneer's WeDJ mobile application sporting two decks only; turns out to be Fuzuli's most aerated, positively effervescent, and absolutely sparkling set to date! Clocking in at just under four hours with a finish for the ages comprising spectacular fireworks; The Hobbit Bar introduces many novel (and non-recurring) themes to Fuzuli's repertoire - flowing as easily and smoothly as it is elevating and uplifting to sonic paradise!

The Hobbit Bar - Fuzuli

Music visibly changes our mood – despite itself being unseen to the eye. - Fuzuli

Fuzuli owes his musical ear to his piano lessons early on in life, through which he had advanced to the point where he’d be spending his classroom boredom time composing sheet music. Unfortunately, due to the pressures of having to practice daily, he quit classical music after several years of training; fortunately for us, his musical ear does seem to have lingered on.

Having developed a love for electronic music at an even earlier age – with its “Roots easily traced to precision Mathematics, and the corresponding capacity to evoke goosebumps and raise one’s hair,” Fuzuli finally returned to audiophile paradise in his late teens; learning DJing on vinyl with the venerable Technics MK1210s during the latter half of the 90’s. “We had to meticulously choose our records for each night, as there was no way to carry your entire collection to the club – something with which modern technology has helped indeed,” notes Fuzuli, although adding “our crate carrying fans are sorely missed!” However, this time it would be a segue into a successful software development enterprise that would be creating a secondary hiatus; and one that wouldn’t really be over until the second half of the 2010’s either.

Currently crafting a blend of ethnically infused, inspired and spiritually uplifting tunes – energized by driven progressive notes rendered with full conviction; Fuzuli assures us a third interruption won’t be coming any time soon. He states his preferred form of composition, namely spinning three (and sometimes even four) tracks simultaneously, merits designation as a form of production in its own right – even if formal compositions of sheet music, or its modern digital forms taking place on computers, are not yet on the cards. Computing burnout, we ask? The answer is a resounding yes – to Fuzuli, the whole point of music is entering a state of flow, far from the endless distractions of modern digital devices.

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Wishing you happy listening and ecstatic dancing!

The Hobbit Bar - Fuzuli

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