Jellymeister (DJ Le Vonk)

Grown up in the Netherlands his hometown is Haarlem where he got his interest for producing & dj-ing in Club Stalker. At the age of 14 he started buying vinyl at the record store. Starting with Hip House & Club Hits. He followed the grooves from 1988 till now. Through the years he learned to produce different styles.

“Music is the tool to express life - and all that makes a difference.”
~ Herbie Hancock ~

✰About✰                                                                                                                                                                             
Natte Haarie is an Amsterdam-based DJ. He started playing his groovy eclectic sound back in 2010 and has gradually been making underground waves ever since.                                               

He is a manic enthusiast and compulsive hoarder of anything oldskool and obscure: from deep Chicago and Detroit tracks, and wonky Acid and Rave bangers, to pure gems from the heyday of Disco and New-Wave. Only music with a heartbeat and plenty of rough edges stands a chance of passing by in his full-power sets.                 
                                                                                                                             
✰Bio✰                                                                                                                                                       
Born and raised in a suburb - a so-called ''Vinex-wijk'' - in the Amsterdam metropolitan area, he, as a young boy, sincerely enjoyed listening to his father playing the piano. This would eventually spark his true love for rhythm and melody, something he simply cannot do without today.

After moving (back) to Amsterdam, he soon discovered its very vibrant underground music scene. Instantly liking everything about - the tangible energy in its grimy warehouses and sweaty basements especially. This ultimately made him decide to start deejaying himself.

And in case you were wondering... His alias comes from ''Mata Hari'': an historical and notorious Dutch femme fatale from the turn of the twentieth century. As a matter of fact, Natte Haarie happens to be a distant relative - she was the aunt of my father's grandmother - of the real deal, something he only just found out recently! 
For more information read: 
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/archaeology-and-history/magazine/2017/11-12/mata-hari-history-killing              
                                                   
✰What's here?✰
Besides sets and mixtapes/podcasts, Natte Haarie has selected his personal favourites, together with some truly scuzzy beats&pieces he randomly stumbled upon and really doesn’t want you to miss out on.

✰Bookings (or other musical enquiries)?✰
Contact me by PM or just send a mail:
natte_haarie_dj@outlook.com

By Claire van der Hall:
  
Ille Bitch, also known as Michael von L., crawled out of the Haarlem underground. His contagious enthusiasm and never ending attention for his fans has made him irreplaceable in the Dutch party scene. 
  
It was in 2002 when Ille Bitch first took place at the turntables. His flatmate, a dj known as Greg Martini, invited him to spin a record. It was a revelation for Ille, who soon started saving for his own equipment. In 2004 Ille had saved enough, he bought his first decks and launched his spinning career. He has been successful from the get go. With him a generation of ravers stood up and followed him to the best parties and supported him like he supported them. 

It didn’t take long or the country was infected by the Ille-virus. He found his way to the dj-booths of clubs like Paradiso, 11, Lichtfabriek, Patronaat, Club Stalker, Poema, Tivoli, Effenaar, Club Rembrandt en LVC. There was no stopping when Ille Bitch and fellow-dj De Man Zonder Schaduw decided to spin together. At the same time Ille got residencies at Club Stalker, R3corder, Full Spectrum, Upstruct and Gasten zonder Grenzen. He spread his mix of house-electro-minimal-techno over the country and abroad like ink. 
  
De Man Zonder Schaduw and Ille left a trail of satisfied dancers, lively party people and full clubs behind. After three years they decided to split up, leaving each other with the utmost respect as friends and colleagues. They said goodbye with a tour over the whole country. The last night took place in May 2008 and was a seven hour set in Club Stalker. 
  
But no need to worry about Ille, he’s fine by himself. He is a well known artist in Holland, without a single release.

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