Hello ! I'm a french graphic ui/ux designer.

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Max_M's Upcoming Gigs
Fri 12 Jun, 15 
From Another Mind, Romy S, Stuttgart, Germany
Sat 20 Jun, 15 
Ways, Trani, Italy
Sat 01 Aug, 15 
TBC, Berlin, Germany

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Techno for underwater raves.

Founded in 2017 by @bevelgear, Submersive is a statement against the pulsating, hectic trend of hyperactive beats, carving out a space for a progressive, organic yet dancefloor Techno sets to the rhythm, inertia and power of nature herself.

Like a deep dive in the sea, Submersive’s music is enigmatic, dark at times, yet teeming with life. Through its label, podcast and events, it embraces the mystical, creating waves of ambient sounds, syncopated rhythms, and transcendent melodies that merge into a coherent, mesmerizing narrative. 

Submersive is not just a label; it is a call to immersion. It's an invitation to dive beneath the surface, to become lost in a dreamscape of sound that's as enigmatic as it is enchanting, and live those precious moments where every beat becomes a deeply personal echo in your heart.

Hi I'm from France, I often play in Europe and Japan
I make electro / chiptune music with vintage synthesizers, gameboys, c64 and Megadrive.

Also Curator of DaiPop :
- Big - Electronic - Lo Tech - Pop - Music Label -

Mr. Jones's Upcoming Gigs
Fri 18 Oct, 19 
Dave Clarke Presents @ ADE, Stichting Melkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands

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It's late 2010, Mr. Jones (Jonas Uittenbosch) leans back into his studio chair, puts his feet on the desk and makes a sigh of relief. He just wrapped up a listening session of his productions and feels the time has come to step into the game.

His first move is to attend the brutally honest Amsterdam Dance Event Demolition Panel, where he gets instantly noticed by techno mammoth Dave Clarke who gives Jones his first airplay on his radio show. For six months straight, Jones provides his radio show with a brand new track every week that makes the cut, making him the techno artist with most airplay on Dutch national radio at the time while still being unsigned. There's even a buzz going on twitter, saying that Mr. Jones is an alias of Dave Clarke himself (who hasn't made music in almost a decade at that point). But that is not the case, it's all this one kid from Haarlem.

Off course, now the labels come running for Jones. He starts to release on The Public Stand, DSNT, HeavyReel and Afro Acid (Acid inventor Dj Pierre's imprint) and artists like BLACKASTEROID, Audio Injection and Ben Sims line up to remix his music. But end of 2011 it gets quiet, his Sound- cloud account is quiet for weeks. It turns out it's Dave Clarke who is responsible for the dry spell. Mr. Jones got an invite to come down to his secret new studio in Amsterdam. The Baron and Jones bond easily and the two agree to form a new production unit, ‘Unsubscribe’. It's a remix project at first, reworking music from BLACKASTEROID, Detroit's Octave One, Phil Kieran, Boys Noize, the legendary John Foxx (Ultravox) and many more. Dave Clarke even states in the press that Jones brought him back the joy of being the studio again. Their first original single was done soon after, called Spek Hondje (featuring Chicago MC Bear Who), released on Fabric London's offspring label Houndstooth.

The festival and club programmers take notice as well and Jones earns himself spots at Awak- enings Festival, Mysteryland, Fabrik, Perron, Napoli and The Melkweg during ADE. Even Holland's biggest selling hip hop act "De Jeugd Van Tegenwoordig", (who are known to attend the occasional techno event) ask Jones to remix the first single of their new album "De Formule". They give him four days to convert a hip hop festival anthem into stone cold techno. Jones off course, doesn't crack under pressure and delivers, yet again.

Born in Paris and spotted by Laurent Garnier, Martial Thebault aka Marst - pronounced "Mars-tea" - has been on the rise since his first appearance on the French electronic scene in 2007. His DJ sets convey a positive, harmonious vision of techno and house music. In just a few years, Marst has released original tracks, EPs and remixes on renowned imprints such as Diynamic and Bedrock, receiving support from industry heavyweights like Dixon, Âme, Solomun, John Digweed, Damian Lazarus and more.
 
All my music is registered and protected by the SACEM (France), and any use is strictly forbidden without prior authorization.

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