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𝐃𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐡𝐞𝐝 is a Netherlands-based producer and DJ project recognized for high-quality, clean and forward-thinking productions within the darker spectrum of the harder styles.

Rooted in hardcore with strong industrial influences, 𝐃𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐡𝐞𝐝 is known for innovative and experimental sound design, where precision, balance and impact are as important as raw energy. Their sound resists strict genre boundaries and is often described by listeners and artists alike as a distinct or new style rather than a trend-driven formula.

Since their formation, 𝐃𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐡𝐞𝐝 has gained recognition within the scene through releases on respected labels and support from artists such as Nutty T, Densha Crisis, Vi Ta Lee, DJ Thera, The Purge, Industrya and The Smiler. Their attention to detail and sonic clarity has also led to mastering work for other artists within the scene.

This studio-driven approach translates into carefully constructed DJ sets, with a strong focus on atmosphere, flow and musical storytelling.

Genres:
Hardcore
Industrial • Dark • Underground • Experimental

synths and drums

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ENG - Struck by the ancestral Mandingo hunters culture, Abou Diarra is an n’goni player (Malian harp guitar) with an atypical and strange career. Trained by his blind virtuoso master, he walked the roads between Abidjan, Bamako and Conakry for several months, only accompanied by his instrument. Crossing the remotest villages of West Africa and modern supercities, he is simultaneously influenced by hidden traditional sounds and contemporary urban music... His music deals with journey, exile, movement, life... He is fascinated by blues, jazz, reggae, groove... the rhythms and styles where country, sounds and influences meet... Abou adds strings to his n’goni and goes beyond the classic scale, using his n’goni as a guitar, a bass, a harp or a drum... in silent and nostalgic ballads or “bal poussière” wild rhythms.

FR - Marqué par la culture ancestrale des chasseurs mandigues, Abou Diarra est un joueur de n’goni (harpe guitare malienne) au parcours atypique et étrange. Formé par un maître virtuose et aveugle, il a silloné, pendant plusieurs mois, les routes d'Abidjan-Bamako-Conakry... à pied, accompagné de son seul instrument. Traversant les villages les plus réculées d'Afrique de l'Ouest comme les mégalopoles modernes, il y a puisé tour à tour des sons cachés traditionnels et des musiques urbaines contemporaines...

Sa musique parle du voyage, de l'exil, du mouvement... Fasciné par le blues, le jazz, le reggae, le groove… Les rythmes et styles où se mélangent pays, sonorités, influences… Abou Diarra explore hors des gammes classiques, utilise son n’goni comme une guitare, une basse, une harpe ou une percussion… dans des balades silencieuses et nostalgiques ou des rythmes endiablés de bals poussières.

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Dubmatix is continually evolving his style, taking new influences on board on each new recording; by now it simply doesn’t do justice to the incredible breadth of his work to slap a ‘dub’ sticker on it. 

"...collaborations see him effortlessly incorporating all conceivable facets of reggae and dub with a striking self-assurance and combining them with an exceptional willingness to experiment and take new directions."

This kaleidoscope of variety is particularly in force of his upcoming brand new album. As well as working as a musician and producer, Jesse King is also a sought-after remixer and app designer, with recent remixes including tracks for the Easy Star All-Stars, John Brown's Body, Zion Train, Martha & The Muffins, Don Letts and Mungo’s HiFi. 

For his new album he spent 2 years in the past and a lot of time in tweaking the knobs on high class Roots Tunes inna crossover style…! 
SOUND CLOUD REVIEW DEC 2014

Based in the Netherlands, a music producer creating an evocative blend of cinematic and techno sounds. My passion for storytelling informs every composition, seamlessly merging classical influences with modern electronic elements. Each piece offers an immersive auditory experience, transforming music into a filmic journey. Through my work, I explore themes of light, darkness, and everything in between, inviting listeners on an inward search and introspective exploration.

It is now over 20 years of exploring urban Africa. Countless trips to the buzzing megacities of Africa from Lagos, to Accra, Nairobi, Dakar or Jozi. But we also visited remote places such as Asmara the capital of Eritrea or Lusaka in Zambia. Back then we soon realized that the unknown side of Africa was not its exotic traditions, but the booming urban scenes on the continent. Now in 2022 with styles like Afrobeats, Gqom, Amapiano or Trap Africa is finally starting to reach the international markets.

Back then we asked ourselves: How come not a single kwaitostar from South Africa had an album out internationally. How come the international music market ignored the most popular music styles Africa was dancing to: Kwaito, Bongoflava, Hiplife, Afrohouse, Coupe Decaller … you name it. There was work to do. Work that took us to meet Jo’burgs kwaito cats, dive into the Bongoflava world of Dar es Salaam, meet people like a young 2face, D'Banj, Pee Square and others in Lagos or check out the Hiplife scene in Accra. We celebrated Urban Africa with concerts and tourprojects featuring the likes of Mzekezeke, Bongomuffin, D’Banj, Pee Froiss, Daara J, African China & many many others. Putting out compilations that introduced urban scenes such as Bongo Flava, Afrohouse, Senerap & Naija hiphop to an audience outside of Europe. The new urban music world was growing in Africa – but the rest of the world was just waking up to this new sound. We ended up sitting in a stretch limo end of the 90ies driving down Champs d’Elysee with Magic System. They had just dropped their major hit premier Gaou. In London to the Stratford Rex had 2Face take the stage playing his first show outside of Nigeria. 

Then the journey of Outhere records took a new direction in 2006. It all happend in a Pizza restaurant in Bamako. Bassekou Kouyate gave a relaxed early evening gig together with the likes of Kassemady, Lassana Diabate and other stars of Malian music – together with Westafrican music scholar Lucy Duran it was decided on the spot to record the international debutalbum of Bamako‘s king of the ngoni. The result was ‚Segu Blue‘ an album that became one of the world music successes of 2007. With three albums under his belt Bassekou Kouyate and his band have played everywhere from Mexico to Japan, to New York Central Park, Carnegie hall or London's Royal festival hall. The band has collected numerous awards, a Grammy nomination and has appeared 2 times on BBC‘s Jools Holland.

Today Outhere records works with artists from all over Africa celebrating all kinds of styles. There is the young and inclredible Mokoomba from Zimbabwe, who have fused the different local musicgenres of their country into a new urban style. It's an infectious blend of zamrock, congolese rumba guitars mixed with the raw spirituality of rural Zim traditions. From Accra, Ghana comes our other incredible liveact: Santrofi, named after a colourful bird. This collective is made up of some of the greatest young musicians from Ghana blending raw guitarband Highlife with contemporary afrobeats and trap styles. Never miss any of their shows.  And next coming up the hard hitting community vibes from BCUC .... 

here's a list of artists we've worked with:
Abass Abass / A.B. Crentsil / AK Yeboah / Afande Sele / African China / Afrikanboy / Afroganic / Alif / Awadi / AY / Azadus / Baay Sooley / Bantu / Bassekou Kouyate / Batman Samini / Bebe Cool / Bongo Maffin / Brown Dash / B.O.P. / C.B.V. / Carlou D /  Da Brains / Da Fugitivz / Danfo Drivers / Daniel Haaksmann / Daz Nundaz / Dede Mabiaku / Djoloff /Dully Sykes / Dread Maxim / D’banj / Dur Dur Band Int. / East African Bashment Crew / Faze / Gidigidi MajiMaji / Godessa / Gokh-Bi System / H2O / JJC & 419 Squad / Juma Nature / Kassemady Diabate / King Ayisoba / Kontihene / KwabenaKwabena / Kwaku-T / K’Naan / K-Sal / Lady JayDee / Leo Muntu / Les Escrocs / Lobi Traore / Lord Ekomy Ndong / Madera Limpia / Mafikizolo / Magic System / Mandoza / Mapaputsi / Modenine / Mokoomba / Mr. Ebbo / Mwana FA / Mzekezeke / Necessary Noize /  Ofori Amponsah / Oskido / Pee Froiss / Peter Miles / Pidgen Allstars / Positive Black Soul / Professor Jay / Rebellion the Recaller / Reggie Rockstone / Revolution / Rokia Traoré / Santrofi / Sbu / Schlachthof Bronx /  Sheriff Ghale Tata Pound / Teba Shumba / Terry Bonchaka / Tiken Jah Fakoly / Tumi / Tumi and the Volume /  V.I.P / WA BMG 44 / Weird MC / X Plastaz / Xuman / Zola / Zoumana Tereta / Zubz / 340ml / 994 Crew /

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