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Exit Point's passion for the music began in the early 90s, a fan of the Madchester sound of The Stone Roses & Happy Mondays, from here, his musical tastes shifted to the underground Rave sounds of the mid 90's after being introduced to a mixtape by a friend. This led to Exit becoming an avid listener of the local pirate stations, Mix FM, Fresh FM (Leicester) & Kool FM (Birmingham).This keenness further led Exit to take up DJ'ing, initially with a pair of Soundlab belt drives & a Numark mixer. Exit got into the Jungle sound in 1994 and would buy his vinyl from the legendary 5HQ shop in Leicester.
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baiodeejay was born in Milan in 1970; grew artistically between dark music and anglo-saxon psychedelia, finds his musical identification in the panorama techno and trance tied to the Detroit scene of the 90's (Damon Wild, Mix Master Morris, Ritchie Hawtin, Orlando Voorn, Jeff Mills, Tim Xavier etc). In the 2000s the his love for the new electronics and a growing interest in house music artistically they will direct him toward the minimal - house and electro mainly linked to Berlin's German scene; musical style influenced by artists like Kraftuerk, Pink Floyd, Brian Eno etc. Matured in the Milan underground scene; today is the owner of an independent record label, called Habitat Recordings L.T.D, founded in the late '90s as well as DJ of some milanese and european clubs where also performs with his crew. His deep sound and heavily contaminated, characterized by speeds close to 127 BPM, becomes his trademark born from a continuous research of sounds never always discounted the balance between electronics and music clubs. instagram.com/baiodeejay.music
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I am A.Sackman, known as NaoMagic, and I am a Romanian artist. I've always loved music. I had no interest in performing - but it lead to a career in audio engineering, as I found this was a better way I could stay involved with music without being a stage performer. I am an audio engineer and sound designer and I have worked on various multimedia projects. The first job in audio was at Empire Video Production, where I would record, mix , remix, sound design, pre and post process vocals and sound, mainly for movie dubbing in my native language, commercial TV and Radio spots, National Geographic documentaries, and audiobooks. Due to unsatisfactory conditions and contract I have decided to became a freelance audio professional after 3 years. I also do part-time live audio engineering but it is not one of my favorite things to do, as I've always felt more comfortable in a studio. I am skilled at working with producers, performers, and directors to determine and achieve the desired sound for a production, such as a musical recording or a film. Thinking creatively and out of the box I was always passionate about the art of remixing, always inspired by names like Hani, Civilles and Cole, Teddy Riley, and many others. Self taught by observing , and studying some of their best work I started doing my own remixes at age 20 and I am continuously evolving, by learning and practicing every new technique I discover.
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Having been around for over 2 decades,. Starting his career as a Pirate Radio dj in the mid 80's my style evolved with the various musical genres Dub, Rare Groove, Hip Hop, Disco to early House and Drum and Bass. I remember back in the days when raves were promoted primarily by flyers printed on actual paper and distributed to record shops that had bricks-and mortar storefronts lol you could go and visit that a DJ profile used to just mean someone name and their affiliations to rave collective and, later to record labels. Sure, those DJs that were big enough to have an agent probably already had a paragraph or two about them written down somewhere, but they circulated in a smaller, closed circuit of professionals I am very passionate about sharing with the audience what i think are the greatest records of the moment or what i think are timeless classics.To me, music is a universal language. It so diverse and speaks to every person differently. The way it's presented to the audience is just as important as the actual music".
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