Sir FIX started DJ-ing in the early nineties at private parties organized in various basements, abandoned warehouses and private houses. Influenced and helped by his older friends living in the western European countries, as well as his early involvement as a DJ in one of the first private radio station in his town, soon he started collecting vinyl and CDs and started playing across all main clubs in his hometown. 
Later on, he got more into house and techno and focused to introducing this new sound to the clubs he played. People of all ages started following and supporting the music and this young growing house & techno scene. Backed by his friends and followers, he started his residency at the Millennium Club – a venue with a huge capacity where for the first time in town he booked a real underground DJ, Mike Parsons. Mike was one of the owners at Surreal Records and Eukahouse, a subdivision of Marco Lenzi’s and Nils Hess’s Eukatech. Mike introduced the proper London underground house sound and brought up names such as Eddie Richards, Terry Francis, Pure Science and many more, to his and the scene’s attention. Following to Mike’s unforgettable party and driven by this initial success, the street talks and the positive feedback, along with his friends, sir Fix continued booking other DJ’s from the London and Swiss scene. This period is known as the beginning of a small but very successful underground scene that gained the deserved attention with the media and more importantly, with the open-minded people who were hungry for something new. 
SirFix, continued DJ-ing and experimenting with music styles in his college days as well and the turning point happened when he moved to live and study in Prishtina. Having his pair of decks and record boxes with him, and more importantly, meeting like-minded enthusiasts who soon became his friends and partners-in-crime, he started playing at the most important venues of that period in Prishtina and all over Kosova. The scene was progressing insanely fast and logically, the people behind this massive success had to put a structure in it, and this is how UNDERSOUND collective was born. UDERSOUND was a group of DJ’s, producers, actors, designers and other artists and supporters, who got deep into shaping the clubbing in Kosova. Headlined by DJ’s such as Goya, Toton, Baton Domi and Sir Fix and backed by club owners, promoters and their friends and supporters, UNDERSOUND grew into a proper sound system that managed to book the most influential house and techno DJ’s and producers of that time. Dj’s like Eddie Richards, Terry Francis, Mr. C, Dave Mothersole, Richard Gray, Gideon Jackson, Chris Carrier, Adultnapper, Grant Dell, and many more, started playing on regular basis and were the greatest influencers in shaping what today is known as Prishtina house sound. This euphoric period is often remembered and praised even nowadays, almost 15 years later. 
After 3 years spent in Prishtina and over 200 bookings during this period across the Balkans, sir Fix went on living and working in Zurich, CH where he got introduced to one of the most established club scene in Europe at that time, next to London, Berlin and Ibiza. This period helped him evolve with the music he plays and how he treats his audience on the dance floor. 
With over 20 years in the dance music scene, sir Fix is still very passionate about the music, willing to play a 10 hours set or to enjoy dancing on the dance floor with like-minded people till early in the morning. He plays at various clubs across the Balkans and on festivals such as Future Fest, Ultra Fest, Urban Fest, Dance for Peace etc. Fix is always in the mood for a gig, no matter if for 50 or 5000 people, focused on the decks and making sure that the vibe is properly transmitted on the dance floor.

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