The Galaxy was launched in 2015 as a DJ-duo made up of Arjen Lubach and Sacha Harland. Soon after producing their first demo’s, the duo was signed by Amsterdam-based record label Barong Family, which resulted in the release of The Galaxy’s first EP: 'Bass Country Club'. 

Within their first year of touring, The Galaxy performed at notable European festivals, like Tomorrowland and Mysteryland, and different clubs in Russia, Germany and Switzerland. During this time they would also remix tracks by Moksi and Yellow Claw, and release their second EP: ‘Moon & The Stars’. Collaborations with Cesqueax, Mike Cervello and LNY TNZ followed short after when artists on the label came together to produce music for the first ever Barong Family album.

With the support of acts like Yellow Claw, Cesqeaux and Laidback Luke, The Galaxy’s music has been able to reach a broad international audience in a fairly short amount of time. To expand this reach even further and reach markets outside of Europe, they teamed up with Ace Agency in early 2017, resulting in The Galaxy’s first tour in Asia.

2017 would also prove to be a big year music-wise. The Galaxy collaborated with Yellow Claw on a track featuring Gia Koka, a song that would make the cut on their ‘Los Amsterdam’ album, produced a track with Lil Debbie and released a new EP, named ‘Invaders’, featuring a song with Sophie Simmons.

Over the course of the last 12 months, The Galaxy played a variety of European festivals during the summer season, toured Asia for a third time and worked on two more collaborative tracks for the second and third Barong Family album.

The Galaxy ended the year 2018 with the release of their single ‘Hero’ featuring JVZEL on Be Yourself Music. The national support by big dance radio stations like SLAM! and Radio 538 resulted in The Galaxy’s first big national radio hit. Radio 538 awarded the track as ‘Dance Smash’. 

Early 2019, The Galaxy released their follow-up single called 'The Galaxy' on the same label, which received even more national radio support, and become their second 'Dance Smash' title on Radio 538.

In the months that followed, The Galaxy started making the transition to a new chapter, with Sacha Harland carrying the act forward by himself. Arjen Lubach has returned to focussing entirely on his career outside of The Galaxy.

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DJ Huguito was born in L.A. California on September 6, 1993 with a disease called Osteogenesis Imperfecta. OI is a brittle bone disease that causes his bones break very easily. Doctors told his parents he would not live more than a few weeks. Beating all odds, he proved them wrong. Throughout his life, Huguito would spend countless days and sometimes weeks in the hospital. This was never easy. However, music changed his life. “Music is my therapy and medicine. It’s helped me get through the tough times I’ve had in my life,” says Huguito. 
 
In 2015 Huguito was inspired to become a DJ. DJ Africa would inspire Huguito to follow his dreams and not let his limitations get in the way of his goals. Since then, Huguito has been on a tear. Mixing all over South Florida, Huguito has inspired many with his mixing of music. But It doesn’t stop there.
 
Producers like Laidback Luke, Nicky Romero, Hardwell, Avicii, and Calvin Harris have all inspired Huguito to produce music as well. Huguito’s first track, Belongs to You Ft. Max Landry, was released in 2017. Since then, he’s worked with amazing singers like LUX, Alex Holmes, and Myah. 
 
Huguito is well on his way of being the best. His passion and hard work will inspire everyone around him and encourage others to never give up.

AKA - CINDER BLOCK  -   Composer, Musician, Mixer, Engineer, Producer, Promoter, Computer Doctor/Technician. Introduced to my first Synthesizer back around 1980 - given to me as a present from David Lucas in San Diego, California. I LOVED it,... even though it was merely a simplistic Casiotone (toy-like?) only measuring probably around a foot long in total length! I started writing songs with crappy equipment along with guitar extraordinaire Eric Baecht regularly after a while and for some time with what we both thought good success. Tape overdubbing, Jury rigged effect units, and a basement with water pipes running below the ceiling. Looking back on it,,,it was a blast! Jams with various best friends on occassion-Lucas,Scott, Dwight, Nick, Larry, Bob, John Kirby (what ever happened to you???) Dave Late-and lots and lots of recording  (thanks to you guys, I am where I am today)....Whew. Needless to say, after 30+ years of playing around with  recording / producing my own music, and writing (if one calls some of that old stuff songs even) using various: Roland, Sequential Circuits Pro-One, Yamaha, Casiotone, Korg,  That ole Yamaha CS-15,, Arp Odyssey, Fretted and fretless Bass Guitars, Radio Shack Sound Effects Generator(I still have and use that lil sucker every now and then!)Toy Synthesizers, (a Mattel Synsonics even!) Doctor Rhythm Drum machine,Virtual Synths& VST's,, Even that old SK-1 Sampler...I've owned like 3 or 4 of them and still use it for stuff today on occasion. These days, I typically use a Roland D-50, a Yamaha PSR-275, a CasioSK-1, an Acoustic Guitar, a harmonica, and whatever I get my hands on at the moment. Computer-wise...yikes. I have a wonderful set-up. Also, I have a very large and extensive SOUND LIBRARY that I draw from, and enjoy playing with preferably self made loops-I do use loops made by companies and individuals but try  not be too reliant on those types of Compositions as much. I focus more on INSTRUMENTS - then make my own measures and loops note by note. If I find what I am looking for on a commercial loop cd/dvd, I almost always change the sounds and notes in ways that are "mine"This makes me feel like I am not taking others material; completely and I turn what notes and or sounds I do use on occasion into something I did. Personally, I wish I could play every instrument in the world proficiently. In the meantime, I'll stick with sounds until I get there!   Well, I hope you likie the MUSIC- Thanks for listening and reading.      Raan-Cinder Block

BTW- Many people laugh when if I can't play it...I program it one or two or a few notes at a time. It really isn't all that funny... time consuming-yes...funny....no. I love programming though, and I feel at home in front of a computer.  =)

Composer Singer/Songwriter from France. 
All my songs are realised with real instrument : acoustic, electric and bass guitar.

 


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