Music Producer from Sweden.

"Sunny" Out Now: https://open.spotify.com/track/1EuFmWlJcT0z5C1AzUqBLl?si=8e9be49ad7ac4457

Website: www.jormmusic.com

CRYJAXX

Bookings
• contact@cryjaxx.com

Contact Info & Merch
• https://www.cryjaxx.com

Remixes & Experiments: @CryJaxxToo

CryJaxx is a dynamic DJ and producer duo composed of Mario Malja and Serafin Frroku, blending house, trap, phonk, and electronic bass into a powerful hybrid sound. Their tracks fuse dark phonk energy, heavy 808s, and festival-ready house grooves, creating music built for both the streets and the main stage. With millions of streams and a growing global fanbase, CryJaxx continue to shape the future of electronic dance music, pushing viral sounds that dominate playlists like phonk house, bass house, and underground club hits.

Record Label founded by:
https://soundcloud.com/epo_edm
https://soundcloud.com/noixes

Bringing REAL Trap back.

Demos / Submissions:
demosfilthytrap@t-online.de

Repost and premiere applications https://change-underground.com/repost-dj-promo-and-premiere-request/

Change Underground (CU) is an independent dance music platform dedicated to uncovering the next generation of underground electronic artists and amplifying voices often overlooked by mainstream media.

Founded in 2013, CU emerged as a response to elitism and corporatisation in the global dance music industry. Our goal has always been simple: create a space where emerging DJs, producers, and labels can be discovered, celebrated, and critiqued with fairness, transparency, and insight.

Over the past decade, CU has established itself as the go-to independent dance music platform for exclusive premieres, artist interviews, in-depth reviews, and analytical commentary on global club culture. From techno and house to experimental electronic subgenres, CU provides a comprehensive lens on the sounds shaping the underground scene today.

Our editorial mission goes beyond music: we are committed to ethical journalism, cultural inclusivity, and social accountability within the dance community. By shining a light on both the creative and systemic aspects of electronic music, CU ensures that artists, promoters, and audiences remain informed and connected.

CU also functions as a barometer for the global underground, highlighting emerging trends, socially conscious movements, and innovative artistic practices. By supporting CU, PRs, labels, and agencies align themselves with a platform that represents integrity, independence, and influence in electronic music media.

Through our curated content, CU connects listeners to artists’ stories, labels’ missions, and scenes worldwide. Whether it’s vinyl-only techno releases, Berlin warehouse culture, or next-generation DJ talent, CU gives audiences a trustworthy source for discovery, while offering artists and industry professionals visibility and credibility.

As the leading independent dance music platform, CU continues to define what responsible, informed, and progressive electronic music journalism looks like. Our commitment is to preserve the spirit of the underground while providing a hub where innovation, diversity, and dialogue can flourish.

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