Celebrating the great weather outside with "Tatul". Released back in 2009 this one is mostly known as the single Stephan Panev track Ricardo Villalobos has ever played.

Tatul / Mishii			

Tatul

His name is Nikola Andonov, from Sofia, Bulgaria. He started listening to dance & euro-dance, happy hard-core and minimal back in 2005 - 2006 inspired by his uncle who was a DJ in the 90s. After that he found drum and bass, house, tech house and the techno style. His dedication and decision for the last 7 years, however, remains the techno music.

Arrow78th started with making few track mixes for some home parties. He was at many electronic festivals and events, collecting different music experiences. In 2020 he debuts in Elin Pelin town open-air Techno party "Let your soul celebrate" vol 1 and 2. Also he has played in front of the building of the National Assembly on the first techno protest in Bulgaria "Techno against the government".

A well paid DJ & Sound Engineer on demand.

BOOKING CONTACT:

e: komponenti313@gmail.com
w: http://www.komponenti.com

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