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Orkestrated comprise of Melbourne local heavyweights, Dean Paps and Adam Bartas. With more than 20 years of DJing experience between them, it is little wonder why they command such a cult following across all venues they grace with their presence. Appropriately dubbed the "Godfathers of the Melbourne Sound” these two gentleman command respect whichever venue they enter.
These two pioneers have helped create and shape the current movement of music that is being pushed and sought after by many DJ’s of different experience and tastes. Orkestrated's tracks have accumulated more than 20,000,000 streams, earning them a dedicated fanbase worldwide. Their electrifying performances have taken them to many festivals including Ultra Music Festival, Summadayz, Gods Kitchen, Future Music Festival, Stereosonic, and many more.
Orkestrated's unique blend of house, techno, and other electronic music genres has captivated audiences in countries like Argentina, Canada, Korea, Indonesia, Germany, Scotland, Croatia & Greece. Their high-energy sets and seamless mixing skills always leave crowds wanting more, earning them a reputation as one of the most sought-after DJ duos in the industry.
With their passion for music and impressive track record, Orkestrated continues to make waves in the music scene, pushing boundaries and inspiring others to pursue their dreams. Whether performing at festivals or creating chart-topping tracks, Orkestrated always delivers an unforgettable experience for fans of electronic music.

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EST 2009.
Melbourne.
TOP 50 Voted DJ in Aus 2013,2014,2015

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Voted #1 Club Night in Victoria, Cloud Nine is Melbourne's premier Saturday night coming from the heart of late night activity known as King Street. Don’t let the fluffy name fool you; Cloud Nine is a gathering of somewhat familiar faces taking place after dark from 10pm every Saturday night until the wee hours of Sunday morning. 54-60 King Street, Melbourne.


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