The sound of people was all around. The traffic lights flickered from red to green and the masses charged between pavements like a great herd. The sound of horns and sirens bounced excitedly between the towering heights of skyscrapers and the dim grey sky shone fuzzily above. This was human music, the sound of a city and the noise of a far gone land. Somewhere the grass was greener and the air did not hang so heavy like smog laden dew but it was not this place. 

Nathan Surreal makes his first appearance on Biologic Records as he delivers two tracks of high energy house music. The EP is concluded by the appearance of two remixes from Neville Watson and Adesse Versions.

Star Dust (Adesse Versions & Neville Watson remixes)

PREMIERE: Nathan Surreal - Human Music [Biologic Records]

Bodhi Nam’s passion for music began at a very young age. Growing up, the piano was his instrument in Vietnam. The Netherlands was his first inspirations to start djing, Switzerland where he got into organizing events. After some years of exploration, Bodhi set to sea some house parties at The Well, In Tune and Bamboo beach club. Nam is currently managing  and coocking at Madame Hien restaurant where he also loves to nurture his father’s passion for food. Bodhi then launched Kurkuma to bring back all elements together. Bodhi Nam’s sound depth is now in trance Disco, Rominimal, Hypnotic Techno & Tribal where he seeks to transcend.

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