Wow very cool track, love the little sax stabs and shuffling percussion, nice work:-)

nice !!! http://soundcloud.com/darraji/cedric-vian-joss-h-djlp-bring

Baboso

Chow King and Daniel S started developing an appetite for electronic music back in the nineties, an era marked by the rapid evolvement of a phenomenon called 'house'. Influenced by different styles within the genre, each of them expierenced the music in a way of their own. Soon, listening to and dancing on the beats no longer sufficed, and by the time the new millenium started, Daniel S brought home a couple of SL-1200's and started spinning his first records.
A couple of years on, the two met in a professional setting. It wasn't long before they discovered their common denominator, and by 2005, Daniel started teaching the art of mixing to his new apprentice. Because of their distinct musical backgrounds, playing together at first required some mutual adaption. Over the years, however, their musical tastes grew ever closer, driven by countless hours spent playing together, visiting record stores and clubbing in Holland as well as abroad. It was during these years that they first started playing at parties together.
Through this period of intensive musical development, their style has evolved into what it is today: a contemporary mix of dancefloor-minded house, techhouse and techno, occasionally flavoured with an old school vibe. They serve their sounds to their recipients in as many ways they can: cd's, laptops, Ipads and good ol' vinyl records are used side by side in order to achieve what house music is really all about: making people dance.

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