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This is something that came together by accident and after I got a lot of requests to finish it when I previewed it on Facebook - I had to do something :)
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Body Jack -"Ha this is really fun. You've managed to take one of my all time least favourite dance music tracks and make it really playable.  Good work! You're on fire at the minute!"
Nerdy Frames - "Yeah this sounds amazing!"
Hoshina Anniversary - "great!  downloading!"
THING - "Some pumping shizzle"
Nitemode - "Great track"
Audio Claudio - "fuckin awesome this is gonna burn the club"
Ed Liner (Kick Radio) - "You have really nailed this remix"
Christian Kionke (Play FM) - "On it like a fat kid in a chocolate pool! "


Sirkus Sirkuz - 'No Good (Start The Dance)' *** FREE DOWNLOAD ***

Parisian DJ, KAYA is travelling between Paris and several other key destinations looking for techno gigs.
His music consist of mixing acid melodies, round basses and many other sounds coming directly from industrial techno.
He was inspire by artists such as Ansome, Codex Empire or Ancient methods .
Most of the time mixing in closing, he already played next to big artists such as Psyk, Inigo Kennedy, Joe Farr, Par Grindvik, Orphx, ArchivOne, Sawlin & more...

Booking:
kaya.tnk@gmail.com

FOR BOOKINGS CONTACT: Agency@rocstar.com

Supporters include: John Digweed, Groove Armada, Plump DJs, Robbie Rivera, Fake Blood, Benny Benassi, Dr Lektroluv, Steve Aoki, Leftfield, Crookers, Digitalism, Zombie Nation, Fatboy Slim, BBC Radio 1 and many more

SIRKUS SIRKUZ BIOG
 
After spending the last 14 years touring the world playing the biggest clubs and festivals as part of The Japanese Popstars and Hedrock Valley Beats; Decky Hedrock decided to go back to his roots and create a new live act called Sirkus Sirkuz.
 
BBC Radio 1 – “Massive”
 
A collection of all his musical influences, Sirkus Sirkuz is a versatile move for the dancefloor, creating electronic monsters with old school references and sounds, receiving support from a diverse selection of the worlds largest DJs including Fake Blood, Benny Benassi, Dr Lektroluv, Steve Aoki, Leftfield, Crookers, Digitalism, Zombie Nation, Fatboy Slim and many more.
 
DMC World Magazine - "One of the UK's most exciting new producers"

DJ Mag - “Delicately Devastating”
 
With an impressive back catalogue of critically acclaimed releases over the years, including remixes for such high profile artists as Beyonce, Depeche Mode, Kylie, Ash, Gorillaz and more, as well as having previous major chart success in various countries including a No.1 in Australia, a National Airplay No.1 in the USA and other Top 30 chart hits with various releases as Hedrock Valley Beats in the early 2000s, Sirkus Sirkuz is seen as a continuation of Deckys prolific music career.
 
The Daily Star – “On fire”
 
Over the last two years record labels like GND Records, 9G Records, CRUX Records, Vox Nox and Rocstar Recordings have been hosts to a constant stream of Sirkus Sirkuz releases which have climbed high in various DJ and dance music retailers charts. Developing his own style and sound and crossing multiple genres from House to Techno and Tech-House to Disco but still retaining that Sirkuz sound.  Decky is also currently hosting his own “Sirkus Sirkuz Presents” radio show on Ireland largest national radio station RTE 2FM.
 
Hotpress – "One of our fave producers"
 
Mixmag - “Sirkus Sirkuz specialises in beats aimed straight at the dancefloor”
 
Not just wanting to be another DJ, he has also been building a reputation as a 'must see' live act, as Decky has brought a blistering live show to the clubs and festivals yet again proving his lineage. Playing a select number of gigs initially testing the waters and then having been asked back to play those venues again due to public demand solidifies that. Coming from a live background based around performances with keyboards, samplers and other electronic gadgetry gives an advantage over a scene which is made up of DJs. 


Beatsmedia – “This will blow your f**king speakers”
 
Eddy Temple Morris (XFM) - “Mesmeric New Project” 
 
So, after all that we still have not found out what the name means?   “Essentially, its the combination of Norwegian and Latvian spelling for the famous ‘Circus Circus’ hotel in Las Vegas.  I liked the idea of naming myself after the hotel there but wanted it to look different, in some weird way.  So I thought of the different phonetical ways to spell “circus” and I also liked the notion of how these new spellings translated into different languages.  In fact, looking back I don’t think I could actually spell the name correctly myself for about 2 weeks, after coming up with it!” laughs Decky.  


DJ Mag (ES) - “Rising star of the Electro scene. A producer from now on we'll be keeping an eye on”