At the age of 14 got my first decks belt drives and a cheap mixer. Practiced by listening to tapes packs. Self taught, and of cause some lovely flopping tunes. Happy hardcore was my go to music at the time. 
Then at the age of 16 got my first set of Technic 1210's with a gemini executioner mixer (green, yummy!!!) Then different styles of music, Garage, House, and Drum & Bass. To this day i still own the same 2 1210's with and added third deck in 2004, changed mixer to a 3 channel UMX mixer. Now playing mainly drum & Bass, using Taktor PRO 3, Xone PX5 Mixer, nanoKONTROL2 controller, to allow me to load tracks quicker. Even got cue points (new to me, but my pal Sean has been telling me for a while about, but didn't know how to do it HAHA) 
Still play vinyl of course. Still like the crackles and sound vinyl makes.

East London based DJ and producer specialising in deep, dark, minimal and techy dnb & liquid rollers. For enquiries please shoot me a direct message on Instagram @radulphus

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Thought I would give this mixing thing a go.

Over a decade deep in drum and bass, DLNSKI has been drawn to the music that balances emotion with energy—the kind that makes you feel something while your feet are moving. Liquid has always been at the core of what he does, influenced by the atmospheric depth of artists like Calibre, LSB, and Lenzman, and the polished musicality of Logistics and Technimatic. But he's just as comfortable diving into dancefloor and neurofunk when the moment calls for it.

His sets flow between the soulful and the technical, pulling from labels like Soulvent, Hospital Records, Liquicity, V Recordings, and Shogun Audio. Expect a journey that builds—starting with those deep, melodic liquid vibes before transitioning into heavier dancefloor and neurofunk territory. It's about reading the room and taking people somewhere, not just playing tracks. In the studio, his production leans into those liquid influences while exploring the lower-end technicality that gives drum and bass its edge.

DLNSKI has had the privilege of supporting some incredible artists along the way—In:Most, Natty Lou, Skibadee, Raiser, and Upgrade among them—but at the end of the day, this all started from one simple place: a genuine love for the music and wanting to share that with others. That's still what drives everything he does behind the decks and in production.

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