music.is.our.way.of.life
 
📍 San Francisco, CA

contact: miowolmusic@gmail.com

As a kid growing up in the 70s & 80s, music was constantly being played on the stereo throughout our home . Coming from a family that loved to dance, the late 70s and the disco era gave just that, it was a fun time for family gatherings. I was a shy kid but by 1981 at just 11 years old I discovered popping and locking, I entered my first competition as a duo and we won 1st place. From that moment on dancing broke me out of my shell. In 1983 at 13, I discovered breakdancing and was immediately hooked. I joined a crew and became part of the b-boy community. At the same time Djs were emerging everywhere. My uncle who lived down our street started DJing and would teach me things like "beat match" and how to fade in and out songs, the basics all on vinyl. 
I was always fascinated by the DJ and his world, it looked so glamorous, but thought grabbing a piece of cardboard spinning on my back was easier and a less expensive hobby to get into. Years passed and by the mid 90s the House music scene grabbed ahold of me tightly along with some really fun day partys. It wasn't until I met my wife who is also a "Househead" she inspired me to get into DJing. She knew my back story being a b-boy and growing up around DJs. I have to say its been fun as well as therapeutic for my anymore at my age.

Toronto-born DJ Remedy, a member of the DNB Girls Collective, brings infectious energy and storytelling to every stage. Her sets, rich with emotion, weave tales of love, pain, and desire through high-energy melodies. With mastery in blending beats since 2007, she delivers powerful experiences drawn from classical roots and eclectic influences. Sharing stages with industry giants, Remedy offers more than music—she creates an atmosphere where the dance floor becomes a sanctuary, where music heals.

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Dj & Host at @wiphalasound
Slow & Smooth Grooves

Upcoming soon ^.^

Hamburg (Germany)

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06 Sep 25, Mystic Creatures Festival
         ↳ Funky Float
              (Sołtysie, Poland)
02 Aug 25, Zugvøgel Festival
         ↳ Sauna und Floora
              (Hellenthal, Germany)
07 Sep 24, Mystic Creatures Festival
         ↳ Spirit Space
              (Sołtysie, Poland)
17 Aug 24, Pastanaga Festival
         ↳ Saturday Opening
              (Meckl.-Vorpommern, Germany)
25 May 24, Futur 2 Festival
         ↳ Saturday Bus Stage
              (Hamburg, Germany)
19 Aug 23, Pastanaga Festival
         ↳ Saturday Opening
              (Meckl.-Vorpommern, Germany)
17 Jun 23, Gängeviertel
         ↳ Soli Party
              (Hamburg, Germany)
30 Apr 23, Hanseatische Materialverwaltung
         ↳ im Exil @ Jupiter
              (Hamburg, Germany)
29 Oct 22, Schrødingers 
         ↳ Pastanaga @ TANZBAR
              (Hamburg, Germany)
10 Sep 22, Spaced Out Festival (private)
         ↳ Minitopia Wilhelmsburg
              (Hamburg, Germany)
22 Jul 22, Katzensprung Festival
         ↳ Conexa Rec. Showcase @ Laufmasche
              (Eifel, Germany)
02 Dec 21, Hanseatische Materialverwaltung
         ↳ Feierabend (Winterbazar)
              (Hamburg, Germany)

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Huron, D. (2006). Sweet Anticipation: Music and the Psychology of Expectation.

Altenmüller, E., Kopiez, R., & Grewe, O. (2013). Strong emotions in music: Are they an evolutionary adaptation? In R. Bader (Hrsg.), Sound – Perception – Performance (S. 131– 156). Cham, Schweiz: Springer.

Huron, D. & Margulis, E. H. (2010). Musical expectancy and thrills. In P. N. Juslin & J. Sloboda (Hrsg), Handbook of Music and Emotion: Theory, Research, Applications (S. 575–604). Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press.

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