Astrix - Type 1 (SecondSide remix) / FREE DOWNLOAD

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Second Side is Sebastian Döller and Fabian Fehrs from Berlin, Germany. The first touch they had with Psytrance was in the middle of 90ties. Sebastian starts his DJ career (DJ Windwanderer) and Fabian was just dancing until he makes his first steps in producing in 1999. After a couple of different projects they founded Second Side in 2014.
The result of countless hours shared in the studio is a thrilling psytrance peppered with melodies that go right into the fingertips and a bass line that force the body to dance. With each track they telling a story that never seems to end.
They already had gigs in Copenhagen, The Hague, Zurich, Hamburg, Berlin and many other cities in Germany. Probably the biggest parties were Odyssee (Germany) and Fullmoonbeachfestival (Netherlands).

Hello Leutzz, 
ich bin die Mrs.Kitcat 35 Jahre alt und in Niederösterreich zaus.

Seitdem ich denken kann, höre ich Musik und habe dadurch eine sehr große Leidenschaft entwickelt, sodass ich mir die Musik kaum wegdenken kann. Dank dir Papa! R.I.P <3

Vor 6 Jahren hab ich meinen Kindheitstraum erfüllt um als Djane durch zu starten in verschiedensten Locations von Wien, die sehr bekannt sind. 

Meine Leidenschaft an den Decks fängt bei Tekk an und hört bei Techno und Psy & Prog auf. :) #backtobasic #mrskitcat
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Hey Hoo, I'm Mrs.Kitcat, 35 years old and living in Lower Austria.

I have been listening to music for as long as I can remember and have developed a great passion for it. Thx too my Dad! <3
I can hardly imagine myself without music.

6 years ago I fulfilled my childhood dream of starting out as a Djane in various well-known locations in Vienna.

My Style behind the decks starts with Tekk and ends with Techno and Psy & Prog. :) 
#backtobasic #mrskitcat

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