Faz is balancing on the boarders between Dub techno, Detroit, Jazz and Disco. Tight mixing and contagious rhythms spiced with some Funk is what makes this DJ one to keep an eye on. The DJ-mix Sauna Session vol. 1 is a crusade though the deep swamps of Dub and Detroit Techno.
At the Beatfreax headquarter summer is kicking in; sun, beachparties, flipflops, yihaa!!! Starting this week we’ll be previewing the coming festival season with our infamous annual festival guide!
Zoals elk jaar sluit TodaysArt het festivalseizoen af met een passende climax door meer dan 200 artiesten vanuit alle hoeken van de wereld naar het centrum van de hofstad te halen voor een weekend van unieke artistieke showcases.
Flow has been into music as long as he can remember. It all started when he took piano lessons at the age of 8. He quit at age 13, but it was only three years later he heard a piano solo in a blues song and he was sold. He once again took place behind the piano, and tried to play the solos he heard on cd’s from some great blues, rock & roll, and jazz piano players like Johnny Johnson and Oscar Peterson.
He also taught himself how to play the blues harp (harmonica) and played in several bands. He performed on Jazz festivals, played in several bars and even on Beal Street in Memphis.
All this time he never really listened to electronic music, but once he did, he was sold again. Still loving the raw and honest sound of the blues, he started making electronic music and started to perform as a DJ in some local bars and café’s. He was resident of some dj-café’s for two years before he moved to Amsterdam and switched styles: from funky clubhouse to (minimal) techno, electro, and... well, whatever rocks the dancefloor..
Flow is co-fownder of FLOWING Productions and is infamous for organizing secret underground parties and afters at the most unexpected locations in Amsterdam.
He is currently working on his own music and plans to do livesets soon.
Flow has been into music as long as he can remember. It all started when he took piano lessons at the age of 8. He quit at age 13, but it was only three years later he heard a piano solo in a blues song and he was sold. He once again took place behind the piano, and tried to play the solos he heard on cd’s from some great blues, rock & roll, and jazz piano players like Johnny Johnson and Oscar Peterson.
