Daniel Maalman a.k.a Polymer is an artist obsessed with sound in the broadest sense. From a young age Daniel was tinkering with computers and disassembling devices around the house to look how they worked. From the age of thirteen he started making electronic music with computers and tapedecks. Later, in art academy, his passion for sound evolved into building large installations, merging technology and sound, showing his sound obsession in an art context. 

Since many years Daniel moves back and forth between the world of electronic music, playing his music productions in parties and festivals as Polymer, and the world of sound art, exhibiting his creations as art installations. In the last years he has created collaborative ‘exhibition concerts’, with his project Foundscape Orchestra, where he makes musical compositions using industrial buildings, materials and objects as a sound source. These two worlds in which Daniels projects exist, sometimes collide and overlap, and sometimes run parallel to each other, but they always feed and inspire one another. 

Through his projects, Daniel wants to immerse the audience in a world of sound, where they can catch a glimpse of another world outside the mundane, and motivate them to playfully explore their inner universe.

Go to www.thepolymerexperience.com for contact, links and materials!

Daniel is based in the Netherlands. For other projects besides Polymer / The Polymer Experience check www.danielmaalman.com

Portrait black & white photo by Willem-Jan Mengerink

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Djaygo is an Amsterdam-based DJ and producer, raised on a rich blend of musical styles. His journey into music began behind the scenes—producing tracks and supporting emerging artists and DJs. Only later did he decide to follow his own path behind the decks. Now fully committed as a DJ/producer, he brings experience, maturity, and pure motivation to every set.

“I feel like a flower that grew through concrete,” he says—a symbol of his late but meaningful arrival in the scene. That delay gave him the space to refine his vision and develop a sound that’s rooted in depth and emotion.

Djaygo doesn’t limit himself to one subgenre, but his sets are always grounded in quality House and Tech. His sound blends Deep Soul, Funky, Groovy, Afro, and Tribal elements, evolving naturally into Progressive, Minimal, Acid and Hard Techno. There’s often a subtle dark edge—a reflection of his deep connection to the underground.

Recognised by a growing number of supporters, Djaygo’s sets are journeys: layered, soulful, and unexpected. Just like his story.

syost.  music lover.  music producer.  live hybrid artist.
Influences from Tulum, Ibiza and New York inspired him to his current style of Organic & Melodic House music with a touch of Deep House, Orient- and Afro-Tribal sounds.

syost’s journey began in his youth by playing guitar in a funk, blues and rock band. His creative flare opened him up to his second love of electronic music.
 
These two loves ignited an idea within, to mix electronic music with live instruments. This fusion enabled him to combine his creative passion for both styles.
 
syost attended the music producer Academy in Zurich and since finishing his school, he has been given free rein to explore his musical creativity, in which he mixes his guitar craft from earlier times with his electro tracks...

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