Renji, a DJ fueled by an insatiable love for music, has always been drawn to the art of spinning records. His journey began back in 1993 when he started collecting hardcore tracks and honing his skills behind the decks. It wasn't long before his talent caught fire, landing him gigs at legendary house parties in Haarlem where his electrifying sets became the talk of the town. Renji quickly became a household name in the hardcore scene, known far and wide as "the Enforcer".

But as the late '90s rolled around, Renji found himself craving something new. The hardcore scene was shifting, and he was hungry for a fresh sound. Enter Trance – a genre that stole his heart and set his soul on fire.

With a leap of faith, Renji embraced this new musical journey, diving headfirst into the deep, pulsating beats of Progressive Trance. Despite facing some setbacks in his homeland, Renji's passion knew no bounds. He took his talents overseas, where he was met with open arms and booming basslines.

From the iconic clubs of Italy like 'Cocorico' in Riccione to the sun-soaked shores of 'Baja Imperiale' in Rimini, Renji's star continued to rise. His infectious energy and unmistakable sound made waves throughout Europe, solidifying his status as a Trance titan.

Though life threw him a few curveballs, Renji never lost sight of his dream. After a hiatus, he's back and better than ever, ready to ignite dancefloors and captivate crowds once again. With his signature style and unstoppable groove, Renji's fanbase grows larger by the beat.

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DJ Brasco – Elevating the Techno Scene

DJ Brasco is a passionate techno DJ  and Producer known for his deep, driving beats and high-energy performances. With years of experience behind the decks, he has built a solid reputation in the Dutch and Belgian electronic music scene.

Performing at clubs and festivals across the Netherlands and beyond, DJ Brasco knows how to captivate any crowd. His sets are a dynamic blend of raw, underground techno and hypnotic grooves, creating an intense atmosphere on the dancefloor.

Having started his journey with vinyl and evolving with the latest digital gear, he brings both technical skill and a deep understanding of music to every performance. His love for techno is reflected in his carefully curated selections, always pushing boundaries while keeping the essence of the genre alive.

Whether it’s a packed club or an open-air festival, DJ Brasco delivers a powerful, immersive experience that keeps the crowd moving until the very last beat. 🚀🎶 (Booking: djbrasco.nl@gmail.com | Listen & download: https://lnkfi.re/IN_MYDREAMSaq
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To many, Ben Pearce’s name is synonymous with ‘What I Might Do’, his oddly anthemic deep-house debut that dominated club floors across the world in 2012. Whilst this is an easy correlation to make (the track went platinum in Europe, reached #7 in the UK charts and was the most Shazamed tracked of 2013 in the UK), those who have followed him since the beginning can testify that he is so much more than that.

Ben is very much an underground DJ first-and-foremost, aided in no small part by his vast musical knowledge and the ability to play across a wide range of musical genres. His skills behind the decks have not gone un-noticed, as shown by high-profile sets alongside the likes of Simian Mobile Disco, Tensnake and Claptone. 

On the rise, Ben was named DJ Mag's Best Breakthrough Producer in 2013 and in the following year further proved that he's deserving of the coveted award. Becoming increasingly known for his remixing abilities as well as his own original productions, remixing for Le Youth, Kwabs and Tender Games all in 2014. He collaborated with Black Orange Juice ‘Predictable’ for MTA, a soulfully smooth single that equally showcases lyrical flair and production talent, as well as release the underground club infused 'Lego' EP on his own label. 

The latter end of 2014 saw Ben launch of his new disco inspired project The Sextape Series. Which incorporates a number of free mix tapes, cheeky edits and a sequence of Sextape inspired parties. These specific nights see Ben playing extended funk-infused sets across a range of characterful, intimate venues in the UK. 

Through 2015, Ben has continued to tour around the globe, starting the year in Australia before embarking on a tour of North America in March. Starting in Miami where Ben played a special Sextape Series set, the tour also took in dates in Montreal, Texas and Mexico City. Having appeared for the brand last year, Ben was given a recurring residency for ANTS at Ushuaia and additionally appeared for We Love… and Magna Carta at Sankeys Ibiza. Not to mention the inaugural Creamfields Festival in Ibiza at Ushuaia. Away from the White Isle, Ben played at the first ever Lost Village Festival as well as Parklife, We Are FSTVL and the Ruis Festival in the Netherlands.

Revered for his classic disco sets, the legendary Giorgio Moroder also enlisted Ben to play a special set at the launch party for his new album at Shoreditch House in May - an event that also served as a fundraiser for Bridges for Music. 

Alongside a hectic touring schedule, Ben has also provided remixes for the likes of IYES and Hayden James on ‘Something About You’ in 2015, as well as standout collaborative record ’Nothing Ever Hurts' with Shadowchild and featuring vocalist Laurel - a track that reinforced Ben’s penchant for blending astute melody with peak-time bass.

Ben also successfully runs his own label imprint Purp & Soul which has celebrated its 12th release with regular artist showcases and releases. After a massive couple of years, Ben has shown that he’s not one to rest on his laurels and 2015 is sure to further Ben Pearce’s status as one of the top DJs and producers in the industry.

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