Publicista, videoasta, aficionado a la fotografía, amante del clubbing y el arte de las tornamesas.
  
  Jaime Uribe a.k.a haime um, nace en la ciudad de Guadalajara México.
  Desde temprana edad es atraído por los medios de comunicación y la música electrónica, creando varios proyectos de difusión de ésta cultura musical; a los 17 años obtiene un espacio para crear un programa de radio en una radiodifusora regional donde es ayudado por mas de 15 colaboradores y empieza su carrera por el mundo de los beats, crea un par de paginas por internet, da conferencias de radiodifusoras virtuales en importantes universidades y participa activamente como prensa grabando en video fiestas de todos los top DJ mundiales y de escenas underground por mas de 8 años.
  
  Después del reconocimiento a la labor de difusión de la escena electrónica en el occidente de México por diferentes entidades culturales; es como decide darle uso creativo al oído que durante largo tiempo educó. Actualmente lo explota en las tornamesas de diferentes clubes de playa y metropolis, al igual que en fiestas al aire libre, convirtiendo cada lugar en el que toca, en un paradisiaco dance floor.
  
  Sus mezclas predominantes de un potente electrohouse, dan un viaje musical que puede contener tintes de electro, progressive-house y hasta new techno; que mantienen la pista de baile ardiente y prolongan la fiesta mas allá del amanecer.
  
  Dentro de sus proyectos actuales esta la creación de una agencia de booking para playa y el seguir tocando en el extranjero inundando de talento mexicano al mundo.

The Simplistic Equation.

Simple in his genuine appreciation and respect for music and brilliant in the mastered and well-balanced equation of his creations, Mario Calegari embodies the Simplistic Equation. Born and raised in the Ironbound section of Newark, NJ, Mario learned at an early age that music would define him and that he would be glad to return the favor. His earliest influences included the flavorful beats of South America and the sultry, elegant melodies of Portugal and after receiving his first turn-table at 16, it was only a matter of time before those influences worked their way into his artistry. Mario gained knowledge about the music scene in any way he could. Some nights you might have seen him standing at the door of a jumpin’ night club, others you might find him digging through his cousins’ disco collections. If there was music involved, Mario Calegari had to know about it. In time his curiosity came second only to his talent and Mario knew it was time conquer larger prospects. Naturally, he headed to New York City. He found himself in the likes of Danny Tenaglia, the legendary Tunnel DJ, as well as DJ Vibe, Rui DaSilva, Victor Calderone and Deep Dish whose sounds continue to inspire him to this day. As his addiction for House music intensified, Mario knew that in order to see his vision realized he would need to create outlets in which it could be shared. It was this realization that sparked the opening of his record store Planet Groove as well as his after hours House spot Fuel, both in his hometown Newark. It wasn’t long before Fuel’s buzz had him spinning for 15 hours straight for the insatiable crowd. After noting that he now had a place to play music, and a place to sell music, he concluded that he needed a place to make music. And so, with everything else taking form before his eyes, Mario stepped into the world of producing. He partnered with Ray Briones, a fellow Brazilian from Queens and together the created “Dark Samba” which was released in Europe by Fatal Music based in Holland. An enormous success, “Dark Samba” was favored by renowned DJs across the globe accompanied by comments that production veterans would be proud of. From that first turn table, to internationally recognizable beats, Mario Calegari remains the Simplistic Equation because for him it is exactly that. Simple.

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