Nell-Bluebell 
(Landmark Recordings, Numen Music)

DJane, Promoter, Event Organiser from Warsaw (Poland)
(here comes the regular bla bla bla... ;)
I started learning the art of DJing about 1,5 years ago, because I felt the need to do a bit more than just being a part of an audience.
I deeply love PROGRESSIVE PSYCHEDELIC TRANCE and I believe in it's beauty and amazing power. I want to promote it so that more and more people have the opportunity to experience the wonderfull magic of this music which I was lucky to experience many times.
Like Alice, I've fallen into a rabbit hole, a rabbit hole of sounds, and I'm f... staying here :D
This what I have received I simply want to share and pass further. That's why I'm here. Enjoy the vibes...

I actively promote this music and the artists producing it with my event organisation project Numen Music.
For booking information / up-to-date party information please contact:
<a href="mailto:numenmusic@gmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">numenmusic@gmail.com</a>
:)

Atmospheric, slow and sad music to bring people a bit of joy.

From Berlin. Now in London.

electronic music, produced by Peter Wimmers ,in a small amateur studio in Neukoelln,Berlin

a mix of House, Techno, Minimal and other influences inspires me for this sound. hope you enjoy

booking worldwide:
booking@petrified-phoenix.com

resident: @sisyphos-berlin
gang: @dazedstateberlin
gang: @sektundbrezeln

Working as a discjockey since 2007, Leon Licht has become an all-round DJ and a chameleon of sorts. Being knee deep into Berlin’s pulsating nightlife and his full dedication to the craft have cemented his way to the top. Growing a dedicated following and earning a reputation of delivering energetic vibes. First and foremost stands his ability to adapt his style to a particular mood, place and time. Keeping both ears open for current sounds and trends. But always staying true to his inner rave spirit and matching the energy of his audience. Be it the kind of organic tech-house that sounds like tennis balls being served, fury techno for peak time or a warm blanket of sounds for after-hours.
As a lovechild of Berlin, Leon Licht’s interest for electronic music came through listening to music from 90’s Loveparade compilations and the days of MTV. His early interest and the abundance of nightlife in Berlin made for ideal conditions for his roots in rave to grow. Hanging out from Monday to Sunday in clubs grew the appetite to contribute to the scene himself. Meeting like minded people and absorbing every inch of nightlife along the way.
These days he can be found touring all over Europe, but is always eager to return home to Berlin. Where he regularly plays Wilde Renate, Kater Blau, Watergate and his ever evolving residency in Sisyphos. Where he gets hordes of people into the groove and delivers his versatile array of flavours on any floor. With a steady stream of gigs lined up, he shows no signs of taming down his relentless hunger of being part of nightlife.

A lot of people love music. A lot of musicians love music, despite it being their job. After all, how many bin men love black bags? How many salesmen love their target? For musicians, work means another day in the studio, another set of A&R men to make happy, another day knowing you‘ve sold your soul for a strapon! Working in music is poisonous. Yet a lot of musicians love music anyway.

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