Booby Trap formed in 1993 in Aveiro, Portugal and adopted a metal/hardcore sound, occasionally mixing punk and rock influences. Before splitting in 1997, they released a demo in 1994, "Brutal Intervention" and a split-CD in 1996, "Mosh It Up".
The band reunited in 2012 and released in  november 2013 a new album "Survival".

David Jesus. This is an unavoidable name for dance music in Portugal. 
Forever linked to the electronic music scene he debuted as a professional DJ in the city of 
Aveiro at “Estação da Luz” disco, in 1990. 
In 1994 he begins to be managed by Kaos Records and he began touring the country always 
playing in the best national clubs, having the opportunity (and pleasure) to share the booth 
with the great names of the world dance scene on several times. 
In 2000, David Jesus embraces a new challenge by switching agencies, Dream Work Agency 
and Emotion Prod. Were his choices which allowed him to have his first performances abroad. 
In 2002 he founded his own “stage” in his homeland – Estrondo Club Culture, a club exclusively 
dedicated to electronic music. 
For 19 years, “Projeto Global” aired on several national radio stations, one of the pioneer 
programs in the dissemination of dance music in Portugal, restarting its broadcast in online 
format and podcast in 2022. 
He was awarded the DJ of the year title in 2003, in Aveiro FM Gala as personality of the year in 
the musical scene. 
He started his adventure as a musical producer in 2007, he edited “It’s so Easy” and “Save the 
World” in partnership with MC Johnny Def, forming the duo Vitaminic. In the following years, 
he released several songs under his own name, the EPs “Dream On...” by the Italian Aenaria 
and “The Return” by the label It’s not a Label Recordings, are some examples. 
The longevity of his career and his musical culture make David Jesus one of the best known 
and most charismatic names in the dance scene in Portugal...

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