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The Story So far…

The last 29 years have seen me rise as a DJ and establish myself as a producer & a remix artist. In the modern times, the brand ABSOLUTE! is becoming more & more synonymous with the Bolly’hood experiments that I do, which is a good thing but has a flip side to it too! 

Anoop Absolute! wasn’t a Bolly’hood DJ to begin with. In my early days, I introduced the sound of Goa Trance to the party people of Bangalore. With my much discussed stint as a resident DJ at Bangalore’s hippest lounge beween 1999-2002: The 180 Proof, one could’ve never imagined that Goa Trance would become the mainstream sound of an up-market Lounge Bar! Though it was a roaring success, it left me labeled a Trance DJ!

Adaptability is much required to sustain as an artist in the ever changing world of music trends! The sound in the clubs, both at a domestic and the international level, was and is constantly evolving. Being a musician, understanding and adapting to different genres of dance music came rather easily to me.

Though I continued to dish out the Psy-Hardcore even after my residency at 180 Proof, comparatively more mellowed down BPMs of tribal house, tribal tech and progressive house were being demanded by the clubbers! I was now a DJ that played all variants of House Music / EDM!

2007 saw a few nightclubs of Bangalore introduce Bollywood Nights on Wednesdays. By early 2009, every club excepting a few, were doing it! Though I had already remixed AR Rahman’s ‘Rang De Basanti’ in 2006, I had not taken up to spinning Bollywood Music at the nightclubs yet. My sound was still EDM.

Bollywood DJs became the need of the hour and I wasn’t one! The gig enquiries started to fade away and a decision was to be made… 

Bollywood it had to be!

Mid 2009 saw Anoop Absolute! Mixing and Mashing his way up as a Bollywood Producer & DJ! 

Though I played Bollywood, I developed a unique style by infusing the electronic element into it. My Bollywood music was structured over house and progressive trance and people loved it!

While I was playing bollywood gigs and producing my bolly’hood experiments, I was also nurturing my love for alternative electronic music in the form of Dubstep, Breaks and Drum’n’Bass. But every time “Anoop Absolute!” announced a Dubstep gig, the bollywood fans showed up! This wasn’t good! 

People couldn’t relate to “Anoop Absolute!” playing Dubstep sets!
This had become a clear case of Brand positioning. I was registered in people’s minds as a Bollywood DJ. 

To pursue my passion of performing Dubstep, an alibi was required and here he is…

2011: 
The birth of *biaatch!* ( Absolute!’s Dubstep / Electronica Avatar )

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