DJ GrujA - Funky Techno or Deep House, What?

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Liberty Klaud

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Liberty Klaud is born 1984 in Belgrade, Serbia. In 2003, under the influence of Belgrade trance scene, he starts to make music. Learning, improving and experimenting through years, he finally finds himself in minimal, techno and house genres which lead him to his first release in 2010. This didn't stop him from experimenting with sound. Live instruments combined with heavy duty percussion's and trembling basses becomes the essence of his production and that's what gives Liberty unique and massive sound.

Fox Sounds

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Fox Sounds was born on the 5th of December 2001 in the Netherlands. He mainly focuses on progressive house, but his music isn't following any rules. Fox Sounds just makes music because it's his passion, and he only wants to make what feels right to make. His favourite music genres are house and film scores.

It started just as a hobby after having seen Armin van Buuren live on television. He began to experiment on making music after he bought his first DAW. When time progresses, the self-taught artist learned more and more and he started to post his music online.

Forest People

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Forest People is the alter ego of young deejay and producer from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dragan Lakic. Born and raised in the small town of Prnjavor, Dragan first got in touch with electronic music trough a friend who gave him an album of Mauro Picotto. His interest in techno and minimal music grew fast and he soon discovered the beautiful world of electronic music. After some parties Dragan got to know the right people and started mixing records in 2004, and soon playing in few towns of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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