This is a very rough scratch track for a new song I'm working on! It's called 'Caught in the Middle' and talks about navigating the difficult spot between "the rock" (stability, what people expect of you) and "the heart place" (being called to things that are less predictable, reliable, and that are often not as lucrative). I hope it may speak to others going through a similar feeling.

Caught In The Middle (the Rock and the Heart Place) - *Scratch track*

Keep It Movin  - Oskeptical Bydamoon

Fanpage: www.facebook.com/djhrystemofficial

Release date:
15 Sep 2024

Hrystem - Podcast September 2024

M.U.S.E. 24-09-24

9/27/2024: Short demo of something I've worked on lately that is in progress.

9/30/2024: Did some work on the BG Vox and extended the song a touch (not much at this point). Not done yet!

10/1/2024: Added some more Synth!

What in the World Happened to Me

Proyect In Progress

This upload features tracks from Mateo!, Lampe, Metodi Hristov, Perpetual Universe, Gonzalo F, Bruno (HU), Newest ,Vasco UG and more!

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Hrystem - Podcast November 2024

Instrumental Demo - Still working on the song, however, I wanted to hear what the track sounds like thus-far without any post. Let me know what ya think!

Audible Ideation 2024

Sky Dreams | 133bpm | Export 01

"In Progress 05" has arrived!! It has been almost a year since I took the reigns myself and did a full solo mix. Packed with tunes i've really been enjoying lately and building to the end, please enjoy this full length mix done by me. This was a one take full freestyle mix as always! Be on the lookout for an unreleased one in there :)
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Track List:
Vicensa - ANUQRAM
Watching - Darren Tate, Susie Ledge
Yellow - Khen
Sarer Jan - Hraach, Armen Miran, Iveta Mukuchyan
ID
Gjipe - Marsh
The Sirens - Tim Green Remix - Rebelski, Tim Green
You - Lane 8, Kasablanca
Five - 0 - Teho
Antinomy - Teho
Winter in My Heart (Beautiful Errors & Pinkowitz Remix) - IVANG (ES), Beautiful Errors, Pinkowitz
Scupperbolt - Mark Tammo
Viper - Protoculture
Concorde - Miss Monique
Frost - Matt Fax
On My Way To Heaven (Nox Vahn Remix) - Above & Beyond, Richard Bedford, Nox Vahn

In Progress 05: LOJO solo mix

liverec_WIP !

calling the phonn..demo snippet... 
raw bounce, no Track edit yet, in progress..^^

call-a-phonn demo

"In Progress 06" is back with another guest mix! Stoked to have my friend CHIEF OJIH featured on this mix! Thank you so much to Chief Ojih for the phenomenal mix and for wanting to be a part of my series! This mix is filled with incredible tunes and really showcases what Chief Ojih is all about, full write up in my post on instagram. Enjoy! @chief-ojih (chiefojih on Instagram)
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Tracklist coming soon :)

In Progress 06: CHIEF OJIH Guest Mix

mayna build, still demo (working on..) 
track idea influenced by seelentyp

Mayna Build v3-amp demo

About me:
DJ since 2004...
TECHNO TECHNO & TECHNO aus Überzeugung!!... 
..ABLETON enthusiast..
-loves Vinyl & CDJs with no Sync-  :D

I'm a pianist, musical theatre composer, artist, writer, and closet puppeteer spreading as much joy as possible through music, art, and silly videos.

Hristo Lazarov is known in the DJ scene by his stage name “Hrystem”. Born in Gabrovo/Bulgaria, from a very young age his interest and passion for electronic music was obvious and unstoppable for Hristo. For him, the focus has always been music. Gracing the stage with his undeniably strong presence both on and off stage, it would be hard to find someone with the same level of passion and focus on music. Playing for all the local Tech House and Techno events, he delivers an unforgettable experience that only he can offer, combining dynamic, punchy basslines with progressive melancholic melodies and deep sounds.

In recent years, HRYSTEM has made his breakthrough and has played alongside foreign DJs such as: Frank Deka(IT), Mateo!(HU), Newest(HU), as well as a number of Bulgarian artists: DJ Versus, Stephan Gee, Murch, Chobi and many more.

He takes listeners on sonic adventures, moving from Tech House, Melodic House and Complex Techno to pumping Peak-Time beats, his performances are full of energy and are designed to keep the audience curious and engaged.

Stay tuned and visit my profiles periodically for more information on releases, tour dates, news, live sets, podcasts and more!

📩FOR BOOKING: hrystem000@gmail.com

Live machines / sampling / no computer

Drumstation Novation V2
Elektron Digitakt
+ some effects pedals

Amateur songwriter/musician originally from Texas now living in Virginia thru parts of North Carolina. Don't ask.

My story:

I got somewhat into recording in the mid 80's briefly with a Tascam Porta One, but used it mostly as a scratch pad while writing songs. When the 90's hit, life hit, and all this stuff took a back seat for the next 25+ years. 

For therapeutic reasons, and the pandemic as well (having to spend more time at home), I decided it was time (2020) to get back into it, and I absolutely love it!

I like all kinds of music from pop, country, electronic, rock, folk, big band, orchestral, blue-grass, americana, etc. I'm really all over the map. As a kid I religiously watched anything relating to the NFL (yes I was a Cowboys fan) because of the music of NFL Films. I still listen to it today.

Some artists and bands I have liked over the years are Collective Soul, Cheap Trick, The Stones (of course), Waylon Jennings, Travis Tritt, John Mellencamp, and Glen Campbell. I even liked KISS as kid in the 70's. Of course when they got into disco and then hair-metal, that was an ender for me but I still like their stuff in the 70's quite a bit.

I got "more" into music at about 14 (1980). That summer Eddie Rabbit released an album named "Horizon" (which I played endlessly) and about a month later AC/DC released "Back in Black". Now that's a combination for you! While they were miles apart sonically, they had one thing in common: good, catchy songs.

With all that said, the one band that I've always loved, and just struck a chord with me, is The Who. Not sure how to explain it. I "discovered" them well after their heyday of course. Maybe it's the anthemic nature of their songs? Maybe it's the creative genius of their chief songwriter/guitarist (my opinion)? Maybe it's the sound they produced as a 3-piece band, where they didn't really have a "lead" guitarist -- their bassist essentially filled that role (and quite admirably too)? Maybe the drummer, who played everything as one big fill? I don't know but I thought they were fantastic. Still do.

-Frank Wood

New tracks tagged #inprogress