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The Way I Like It

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Michael Borth is not just a DJ and producer—he’s a boundary-pushing explorer of sound. Based in Los Angeles, he delves into the edgier side of house music with a minimal yet impactful style, bridging the past and present. His sets and productions blend current house anthems with timeless dance and disco classics, creating a unique sonic journey that defies expectations.

Years of playing guitar and immersing himself in classic rock, funk, indie, and disco eventually steered him toward house music, igniting a passion for producing and carving his own path in the electronic scene. Inspired by festival icons who know how to keep the energy alive—spanning tech, minimal, and Afro house—Borth channels their innovation to craft fresh, genre-blurring sounds that break the mold.

With releases on Ray Collect, Casa Rossa, and several other labels, he’s building momentum and redefining boundaries with each track. This is just the beginning—for Michael Borth, the journey is limitless.

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A creator of Digital media, lover of music of all eras but dance and EDM bass track light my candle at both ends to that end i wanted to produce music that shows my love of phat bass and synth sounds. I have spent years playing games producing mega builds and loved it spending often years to perfect the most vast builds and i want to bring this dedication over to my music. Partying, hang outs and sharing the good vibrations with the world is what I live from a young age I remember playing gigs in and around Liverpool mixing sets with friends heard by hunreds of people each night and what a buzz, yes l loved it and the good vibes resonate with me even today.

I want people to feel that buzz listen to my music and sometime in the future meeting you after listening to my music and saying that tune Dex was awesome, where you heard it and what memories it draws out for you. 

 before i ramble for hours I will see you on the next rotation of the record keep spinning