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48 year old Underground dj based Oslo Norway. Been a house lover from the mid 90`s. Been djing since 2000. Style from Funky disco house, Deep house, Techno  & Tech House with a tribal twist. As long as it`s good house.. I play it !

J Balvin is the stage name of José Álvaro Osorio Balvín, from Medellín, Colombia. Balvin is a reggaeton singer whose polished urban singles and best-selling albums have made him a top-tier Latin pop artist. He became interested in music at a young age while listening to rap, champeta, bachata, and reggae on the radio. He was also a big fan of music videos; it was from these that he began to develop his dance moves and cultivate his own style.

He signed to EMI Colombia in 2009 and released his first single, "Ella Me Cautivó," which charted at 35 on the U.S. tropical chart. This was followed by the release of the full-length Real in 2010. Balvin contributed four tunes to the soundtrack of the Tim Bulot film El Negocio. All of them charted, including "En Lo Oscuro," which hit the top spot in his native country.

La FamiliaBalvin was a featured vocalist on the Colombian version of Robin Thicke's smash single "Blurred Lines," which was issued in October of 2013, just prior to his own second album, La Familia. All four singles from the album charted in Colombia's Top Ten, and "Yo Te Lo Dije" hit number two on the rhythm chart and number nine on the Latin pop chart in the U.S. The B Sides collection appeared in September of 2014, featuring two more radio chart-topping singles in "6 AM" and "Ay Vamos." The latter won a Latin Grammy for Best Urban Song. His 2015 single "Ginza," the offcial pre-release for his next album, entered the Hot Latin Songs chart at number one, topped several others, and was certified platinum.
EnergíaBalvin's collaborations were as notable as his own work that year. He and Julión Álvarez were featured on Juan Gabriel's single "La Frontera." His "Latino Remix" of Justin Bieber's smash "Sorry" scored big for both artists at Latin pop radio and in digital streaming and downloads. The following year, Balvin won the Premios Lo Nuestro Artist of the Year Award and was a featured guest on both Sofia Carson's charting debut single "Love Is the Name" and on Alejandro Sanz's "Cuando Seas Grande" -- from a performance at La Voz -- along with Gloria Trevi and Los Tigres del Norte. In May, he released the single "Bobo," produced by Pharrell Williams, who also appeared on the track along with Mosty and Bia. It topped the Latin songs chart. The full-length, Energia, was produced by Sky and featured additional contributions from Bull Nene, Daddy Yankee, Fuego, Yandel, and Juanes.

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𝕋𝕖𝕔𝕙𝕟𝕠-𝔾𝕖𝕣𝕞𝕒𝕟.

Founded in 2015 by me and Benni who is now continuing as @kataraktmusic

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Growing up in Thatchers Britain, music was an escape for many. From a very young age, Hootsman developed an appreciation for all forms of music.

"Looking back, I was lucky. 
As a Father seeing the world and choices for my kids, it makes me feel glad I grew up when I did. 
First it was break-dancing, when I was really young, then the acid house and rave scene completely changed everything for kids my age. As a young adult, the UK offered a club culture like few other countries did at the time. The mid 90s to early zeros really were a special time for music and culture in the UK. I'm proud of my heritage."

Today, Hootsman wants to produce and perform what he believes is his true sound and help his son to 'arrive' into the scene with the best options possible.

"I have maybe 10 years of this to have fun myself, but my kid has a lifetime. Nobody helped me when I was his age, it was frustrating. There must be thousands of kids out there who don't get to express themselves musically. I think people today have near total freedom and opportunity to connect and deliver. They just need to have something, have a go and put in the effort. Its probably more fun now than it was around the millennium era."

Anyone who has heard Hootsman DJ will hear one thing throughout his sets, melody.

"It's got to be melodic for me. I hate pigeon holes and labels when it comes to music. Its all acid house and techno really. Everything else is an add on. I suppose I have to describe my sound though, Melodic Progressive House & Techno."

How about influences? Who inspired you and motivated you to experiment with music.

"While at primary school, I remember the main commercial popular charts being something I followed on a weekly basis. Bands like KLF, The Prodigy, Technotronic and a few others all played their part in me starting to find new ways to listen to electronic music. The US West coast hip hop scene was important to me as well and obviously the UK rave scene played it's part too. It was probably around 1996 when I started to become properly aware of the current of special music that wasn't making the main stream. In either the summer of '96 or '97, I went to my first festival and that had a huge impact on me. I was very lucky! I saw Daft Punk, Carl Cox, Republica, Kula Shaker, Laurent Garnier, Aphex Twix, Underworld and loads more perform live in just one day. Daft punk live was a game changer and although I'd seen Cox before, his performance that festival was inspiring. From there I was determined to become a professional DJ, and this was at a time when what were regarded as underground or niche artists started selling music into the top 10s of commercial charts. Underworld, Moby, The Chemical Brothers and loads more did a lot for music at that time." 

What about DJs?

"There have been a few I have regarded as 'go to' for music I craved. Carl Cox has been in my life musically since I can remember being into electronic dance music. He is a very special person, has stuck to his way and never ever tired, or taken a break. He is the best there has ever been or will be in my opinion. Paul Oakenfold 1996 to 2000 was a huge influence and inspiration for me too, and I think that comes across in my DJing. Earlier than that, Drum n Bass jocks LTJ Bukem, Grooverider, Fabio, Goldie, and Hype all inspired me technically. Then you have guys like Tom Middleton, Sasha, Digweed, and Sven Vath who I also paid attention to. Since the early zeros, it has been more about individual pieces of music, performances and albums. I don't have a 'go to' for music now, except of course for labels, as a DJ, you have to. "

Favourite album?

"OH COME ON! Seriously?!
Hip hop; 2pac - all eyes on me.
Electronic Artist; Moby - play
Pop; Stone Roses - The Stone Roses
Compilation; Tom Middleton - The Sound of the Cosmos (2002)
Essential Mix; Paul Oakenfold - Home @ Space, bondai beach (1999)"

High-Tech Minimal
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In 2024, the single "Gravity" went gold in Mexico.

Rihanna is an Academy Award nominated and Grammy winning artist, philanthropist, and businesswoman, recognized as one of the best-selling recording artists of all time. She holds the record for the most Diamond-certified RIAA singles by any female artist. All of her studio albums have achieved Platinum or Multi-Platinum status, including Good Girl Gone Bad, Loud, and Anti, cementing her legacy as a music industry legend. Beyond her musical achievements, Rihanna is celebrated for her humanitarian involvement, entrepreneurship, and fashion industry influence. She established the Clara Lionel Foundation in honor of her grandparents, focusing on investing in community-led solutions across the Caribbean, East Africa, and the US South. She is also one of the most influential moguls in beauty, cosmetics, and fashion, with her trail blazing and culture shifting companies: Fenty Beauty, Fenty Hair and Savage X Fenty.

Colombian Emotional Schranz / Techno producer. Has opened and shared booth with artists such as Rene Wise (Moving Pressure), Ruiz OSC1 (KAOS/Molekül), Østil (Afterlife), Wehbba (Drumcode), Funk Tribu, and Minor Dott (Blackworks/SOMA) 

Has performed at Baum, Octava, Radio Berlin, Armando, Vagabond and underground raves. Co-founder of rave series in Bogotá, pushing electronic culture and unity on and off the dancefloor.

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