Opening set // Cymatic Sessions Featuring Quivver

My life is Techno 
Wir haben ja sonst nix...

Dj/Producer and co-founder of Laika Sounds, Nathan Clement has been taking his listeners on a unique sonic journey since the inception of his DJ career in 1999. Throughout the years, Nathan has shared the decks at warehouse parties, festivals, and club events with several industry giants including Atish, Brian Cid, Darin Epsilon, Dave Seaman, Davi, Mark Farina, Serge Devant, Soul Button, Tara Brooks, and Quivver. He has been featured on top internet radio sites and podcasts such as Global Transmission, Husa Sounds, 8day, Proton Radio, Diesel FM, Digitally Imported, and is the host of Synectics on Friskyradio. Nathan’s DJ sets capture his ‘beautifully dark’ signature sound while displaying versatility through the spectrum of house, techno, and even drum & bass.

Since his inaugural ‘Rock Rose’ release on Polytechnic Recordings in 2012, Nathan has been rapidly gaining momentum as a respected electronic music producer. His original works and remixes can be found on Revelation Records, Euanthe Records, Deep Blue Eyes, Stripped Recordings, Emotional Content Recordings, Making You Dance, Dear Deer, and BC2. In 2015, his remix of Cid Inc vs Darin Epsilon’s ‘Outliers’ was named as the Beatport Community Pick contest winner by Perspectives Digital. Nathan’s tidy discography reveals his passion for creating quality dance music while continuously evolving as an artist.

For Bookings Contact: djnathanclement@gmail.com

Releases: 
Rock Rose (Polytechnic Recordings)
Illuminated Aether (Polytechnic Recordings)
Dirty Martini (Polytechnic Recordings)
Klinedea - Close your eyes (Nathan Clement Remix) (Polytechnic Recordings)
MORelectric (Evoked Recordings) 
Ian Dillon - The Elysian Fields (Nathan Clement Remix) Evoked Recordings
Must Be You (Emotional Content Recordings)
Maddux - Zebra Walk (Nathan Clement remix) BC2

I'm not a DJ, not a producer, and not an artist. I just listen to a lot of progressive house, techno, tech house  music and I like to feel. The darker, the better.