Simon Sayz is known for very broad musical horizons. From his early years he’s been collecting tons of cassettes with various musical styles. He was developing his taste slowly and precisely. In late 90’s he was fascinated by American and French Hip-Hop, whereas later was the time to familiarize with Funk and all Jamaican styles. After a brief got-to-know in the field of electronic music he chose Drum'n'Bass and Jungle.

Since 2004 he organized many events in Warsaw. In 2006 he became a manager of Reggae Night Club - Babylon. At that time he bought his first turntables. In DnB and Jungle Simon discovered the amazing potential. These styles allowed him to combine all his current music interests during one party as a whole. In his sets you can often hear some fine remixes, oldschool sounds or interludes totally outstanding the current standards. In spite of his gentle temper, sometimes he likes to crush people with strong beats. Simon has already visited most of Polish night clubs, playing alongside by probably all of DnB and Jungle actively operating DJ’s in the Poland. Owing to his interest in Jamaican music, he often plays at the side of reggae artists, trying to show the audience a little bit different perspective in this field. His selections are often played in Radio Kampus 97.1FM. At the end of year 2008 Simon realized that mixing music wasn't enough for him. He began to produce his own pieces and now you can hear the results.

Simon Sayz supported such artists like Bad Company, Reso, Simon Bassline Smith, Drumsound, Cyantific, A.Skillz, Run Tingz, The Freestylers, Shockone, Jacky Murda, Aries and much more...

For Simon music is the most important thing in life. For years his leading goal was to promote ambitious sounds. Whenever he can, without paying attention to financial obstacles he is trying to show the world something more than you can hear on commercial radio stations. Hence he made various projects such as setting a music scene in the very center of Warsaw, where within the next two days over a few hundred thousand people passed it by. Guess what music was coming out from the loudspeakers… 

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