Have been in and out of DJ'ing since the mid 80's.
Back on the decks in the Netherlands after a few years in the Dutch Caribbean during the 00's and 10's  and nowadays equipped with the XDJ-XZ and my vintage SL1200s.
Yep, I also use them without the sync button.. ;)
My sets contain different styles of house (disco, balearic beat, latin, tech, electro) and take you on a journey trough 40 years of dance music. While listening you might notice I grew up and was inspired by Ben Liebrand and  the electronic disco sound of Patrick Cowley,  Arthur Baker, Giorgio Moroder and more..  Have been making mixtapes and edits  in my home studio mostly, but have also been spinning live around the world. Some points of interest: Tahiti Cocktail Bar in Fuengirola, 'Utrecht Canal Pride' and 'Our House is Your Disco' in the Netherlands, Papillon in Bogota, Zanzibar-TuTu Tango-The Boat on Curacao , Aruba Marriott Resort, Soggy Dollar on St. Maarten and more..   

Music was my first love and it will be my last.

Fat Freddy's Drop’s pirate soul train, resolutely independent, worldwide.

Formed in 1999 in Wellington, New Zealand our sound draws inspiration from almost every part of the black music lexicon. Soul drenched vocals and jazz harmonies collide with tape delays and echo chambers, underpinned by a rhythm section as comfortable laying down a throbbing, techy soundscape as they are a swampy blues stomp.


Since their formation in 2008, Dutch band Chef’Special has released three albums, toured extensively and rapidly built a fanbase across Europe and the US. The band’s unique blend of hip-hop, rock and reggae is an exciting sound for longtime fans and new listeners alike.

A huge part of Chef’Special’s success are their already legendary live performances in which the audience is as vital to the experience as the band themselves. Appearances in world-famous venues like Madison Square Garden and the Red Rocks amphitheater (as a support act for Twenty One Pilots), as well as a tour through (inter-) national festivals (including Lowlands and Sziget) have left the band craving further world domination.

Although Chef’Special’s musical palette encompasses various genres, the band has a very recognizable sound in which their own emotions and experiences are front and center. That’s especially true when it comes to the Chef’Special breakout single “In Your Arms” about singer Joshua’s father passing away. 

The band released a full length album ‘Amigo’ in November 2018 and recently presented the album 'Unfold' from which the singles 'Trouble' and 'Maybe This Is Love' were taken.

Selector/MC/Owner of Jam Jam Sound
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