was first called white Noise then Drift Static now Lavid.

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DJ, producer, sound designer, and composer of soul-infused grooves on wax.

Winner of prestigious international remix contests such as the DJ Shadow Remix Project and the Gilles Peterson Havana Cultura Remix Competition, Suonho has established himself across the European scene thanks to his deep musical sensitivity and a refined style that blends funk, soul, jazz, and afrobeat with a modern beatmaking aesthetic.
A passionate vinyl digger (especially 45s) and afromusic devotee, Suonho has brought his fiery DJ sets to clubs and festivals across Europe.
He has officially remixed legends such as Nina Simone, Bob Marley, Piero Umiliani, and Gloria Lynne, as well as contemporary names like Bahama Soul Club, Mop Mop, Daytoner, Kid Loco, Skeewiff, and Renegades of Jazz. His work has been released by international labels including BMG, Boyù (Sony), Irma (EMI), Agogo Records, Far Out, WahWah45s, Cinedelic, Funky Juice, and Cool D:Vision.
Among his cult edits, “The Ghetto” was selected as one of the 100 tracks of the year by the iconic Craig Charles Funk & Soul Show on BBC Radio.
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It was in 2003 when Marvin Hell aka Toxxic and Erik Venhues aka Microdizko founded Electrixx in Berlin, Germany. As Electrixx, they have been consistently hitting the Top 10 of various charts on different online stores with productions, such as “Frequenzstörung“, “Tokyo Rush“, “Cumshot“, “My Bassline“, “Crispy Cake“, “Some Beats“, etc. Their single "Tetris" proved to be a crossover hit, not only reaching the #1 spot in the Beatport Charts but also spawning a collaboration with the US Hip Hop star Flo Rida which was then chosen as a theme song for the famous Walt Disney movie “Step Up 3D”. Furthermore, Tiësto himself made it an integral part of his Kaleidoscope tour and invited Electrixx to play on his tour in Brazil. Since then, releases such as “Cyclus”, “No Discussion“, “Destroyer“ as well as their official remixes for Deadmau5, Zedd, Felguk, FTampa, Westbam and Tomcraft have proven to be “must have” tracks for every Electro House lover and DJ all over the world. In 2014, a long-awaited collaboration came true. The Electro House heroes Electrixx and Far Too Loud came together and worked in the studio to bring "Let’s Rock“ to the world. They reached the Top 20 of the Electro House Top 100 chart at Beatport with this masterpiece. The track got some huge support from artists, such as Hardwell, Martin Garrix, Afrojack, Excision, Datsik and many more. After hundreds of shows around the globe in the US, Korea, Brazil, the UK, France, Hungary, Mexico or Russia, Electrixx have never got tired with touring.
After 14 Years of Electrixx, Erik left the projekt and is now focusing on his 2 children and his new LED company. Marph continues the project Electrixx alone. Be prepared for the next powerful releases.

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Musician and song writer from Jokkmokk, northern Sweden. Founder and former member of the bands TSEC (1996-1998), Lagoona (1998-2004) and Daleri (2012). Currently writing and producing for the upcoming project Minus 41.

Latest release: "Retrospect 1996-2021", an album containing 22 songs made over a 25-year period. Available on most of the major streaming services!

Comments and feedback is always welcome!

A tiny radio show about design, architecture &amp; the 99% invisible activity that shapes our world.

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New episodes every Wednesday.

On the radio on 91.7 KALW in San Francisco. Fridays at 7:35am and 4:30pm, Saturdays at 8:35am.  And public radio stations across the country.

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