moQon is the electronic alias of Alessandro Di Paola — producer, composer, and sonic designer from Turin, Italy. 

His work features original productions, edits, and reworks across house, techno, IDM, glitch, and all the infinite spaces in between. Fragmented sounds, carefully reconstructed — balancing instinct and architecture, emotion and abstraction.

Alessandro’s musical journey began with classical studies at the Conservatory, then split in two: One path devoted to composition and soundtracks, the other immersed in the night — where moQon takes shape. 

A distorted moon. A rhythm pulsing in silence. A voice that doesn’t speak, but resonates.

moQon is not just a name — it’s a method. A tension between control and chaos. Between analog warmth and digital fracture.

Andy Garrett's interest in music began at age 9 when he won a school competition to conduct the Battle Creek Symphony Orchestra. He then took up the guitar at age 10, wrote his first song at age 13, and began teaching professionally at age 16 for the Palmer School of Music. At age 17, he began playing live in various musical ensembles both at school and in his own locally formed bands. At age 22 he then wrote, recorded, and produced his first EP with the band Horizon. They performed at many live shows and went on to back up such acts as Black Oak Arkansas and Rare Earth. Shortly after this, Andy landed a job at a major guitar-string company (Dean Markley/American Winding) as their exclusive string-tester, which landed him in Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine. He also got a degree as an Honor Graduate in Recording Engineering through AIA and started an independent record label called GBMF RECORDS with his brother, Jeff Garrett, in 1994 to release promo tapes and CD-R's of his music throughout the world (See my photo history under "Pics"). In 2004; Andy's first Interactive Instructional Guitar CD-ROM was released through the best guitar site on the internet "Chops From Hell" demonstrating 200 of his favorite licks, musical sequences, and advanced techniques. 
His music finally reached iTunes, Amazon, etc in 2015 with the Rock release by his band "Horizon". There are many many songs through Spotify, iTunes, etc. available world-wide.

Hi ! my name is Olivia, I'm 21 and I like music, dj's & party !

Darwin Jiménez, also known as DJ DarJim, is a Dominican electronic music DJ whose work is defined by a strong musical foundation, refined harmonic sensibility, and a deep commitment to underground electronic culture.

DarJim’s musical path began early through piano training, which shaped his understanding of melody, harmony, structure, and musical progression. This classical foundation continues to inform his approach to electronic music, where phrasing, tonal balance, and long-form musical narrative are central elements of his sets.

Guided by a lifelong curiosity for sound, DarJim developed into an avid explorer of new musical expressions, with a particular appreciation for creativity in harmonic construction and the exploration of texture across multiple musical spectrums. His approach transcends rigid genre boundaries, focusing instead on atmosphere, groove, and emotional continuity.

His artistic identity has been shaped by influential figures in the global electronic music movement, including Deep Dish, Richie Hawtin, Satoshi Tomiie, Sasha & John Digweed, Chris Liebing, Marco Carola, Seb Fontaine, Sven Väth, Danny Howells, and Mistress Barbara. These influences are reflected not through imitation, but through a shared emphasis on journey-driven sets, technical precision, and respect for the listener’s experience.

During the late 2000s and early 2010s, DarJim became an active presence in the Dominican Republic’s emerging electronic music scene. His first significant residency took place at Bamboo House, followed by his most memorable and defining residency at Encuentro Artesanal Bar in Santo Domingo’s historic Zona Colonial, a venue recognized for its artistic and cultural relevance within the underground scene.

In addition to his residencies, DarJim participated in several notable radio showcases, contributing curated mixes that reflected both his musical range and his commitment to sound exploration during a formative period for electronic music in the Dominican Republic.

While rooted in the traditions of underground electronic music, DarJim remains closely engaged with the genre’s ongoing evolution. His current listening and inspiration include Maaya Nidan and the new Romanian deep and minimal-tech scene, with particular appreciation for artists such as Raresh, Rhadoo, Petre Inspirescu, Priku, Cristi Cons, Arapu, and Vlad Caia, as well as the aesthetic and sonic direction cultivated by influential labels including a:rpia:r, UVAR, Pressure Traxx, and Dubøka. He is also drawn to the work of Masomenos, the Paris-based project formed by DJ Joan Costes and Adrien de Maublanc, whose emphasis on subtle groove, spatial depth, and hypnotic progression strongly aligns with his long-standing appreciation for harmonic refinement and sonic experimentation.

After some time away in the United States, which led him to step back from club culture for a period, DarJim now returns with renewed focus and perspective. He often reflects on what he values most from those earlier years: the DJ’s ability to play extended four- to six-hour sets, where true storytelling unfolds and emotions are patiently shaped throughout the night. Reconnecting with the pursuit he values most, he is committed to sharing his musical journey with the world, bringing together experience, patience, and an enduring passion for sound.

Known for a DJ-centered approach, DarJim favors extended, immersive sets, refined transitions, and thoughtful progression over commercial exposure.

DarJim’s legacy, and ongoing path, is rooted in sound, space, and musical curiosity, representing a generation of DJs who helped shape the foundations of contemporary electronic culture in the Dominican Republic through integrity, exploration, and respect for the craft.

Jee Bear got into music at an early age as a rock drummer in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. As he grew up he was introduced to the psychedelic world experienced in the 1960s and 70s and to the music of bands like The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Who, Pink Floyd and The Doors to name a few. His passion for music and love for classic rock eventually led him to Disco and ultimately to House.

In 2008 as he felt his voice wasn’t being heard by his bandmates he decides to go solo. After years of self-exploration in 2011 he resurfaces with a DJ act playing in local bars and clubs. Exploring various genres and names in the early stage of his DJ career, JCtheBear, was without a doubt the most prominent of his aliases, before he definitely settled on Jee Bear. 

Now he is a DJ/Producer with upcoming releases on labels like Smiley Fingers and Yet! Records. As a promoter he has greatly influenced the Dominican dance music culture by both supporting local talent and billing world renown DJs in his dance music events. Co-founder of Dominican based label Tanama Records and with the mind set on owning his own club someday. In spite of all the hard work that his music career demands he is first and foremost a family man, and a father. When we asked him if there was something new for the future he said: “Plenty. Im only just getting started.”

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