Bullshit for Classics

DJ VARGAS, whose real name is Varga Csongor, was born in 1987 in Serbia. His passion for music was already evident in his childhood, he started collecting his first records when he was only 9-10 years old. The first vinyl he bought was Adam Beyer's "Pump Ep" Primate 5th release. At first he just listened to records, but when two turntables appeared in his home, he started experimenting with mixing.
The first big step came in 2001, when they founded Electric Pulse together with a DJ friend, Hullo. Their goal was to give a brand name to the parties they organized.
  During the following years, DJ VARGAS met his friends Phobos and Melon, who were also interested in the Techno genre. The three of them took on the management of Electric Pulse's Techno division, organized parties, played music in the area and shared mixes on their website. Unfortunately, due to external and private reasons, due to various influences, they were forced to stop playing music. 
  DJ VARGAS sold his turntables and headphones, music took a back seat for a while. However, over the years he realized that if he wanted to take music seriously, he had to write his own music. After the economic crisis of 2008, fulfilling his citizenship obligations and working for a local environmental association, he bought a computer and started writing his own music. Self-taught learning wasn't easy, but when he felt he had enough knowledge, he founded his own label, Electric Pulse. The first edition was published in 2015, and since then the production work of DJ VARGAS and the professionalism of the label have undergone continuous development. 
  Over the years, DJ VARGAS has taken on various roles in the music scene, including being a DJ for a living. On Fridays and Saturdays, he played disco music in a small club, and after a while he got a multi-channel sound card and mixed the music on three spoons, which was received with great joy by the club's audience. Today he mainly deals with the Techno genre. His musical world is based on strong beats, deep and hypnotic, dance-centered.