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Danijel Kevic - organic deep underground sounds with elements of chicago and detroit house.

Hi everyone,I am Danijel Kevic and I am from Bosina and Herzegovina. I play like a DJ eleven years. I producing too and I got release on label like Kolour Recording and Tit Zero. I prefer in music organic sound, underground deep with elements of Chicago and Detroit House. [Podcas ...  Show more

IANN - his classic set construction and track selection has quickly made him a fan favorite

Iann started out with humble beginnings, working at nightclubs in New York at a young age. Growing up with a lot of DJ’s he always had a deep passion and respect for DJing and electronic music. After taking a break from the scene he moved to Philadelphia in 2013 and his love of h ...  Show more

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