REdo

His career began in 2001, when he first spun drum'n'bass. He was impressed by the Slovenian DNB group Illegal Crew. Moreover he always liked experimenting and combining different genres and technical approaches. He also connected with the local NU-metal band Cream Pie, who needed a scratch to spice up their rap vocals.

In 2006 he participated in creating a humorous student broadcasting Smakci in prijatelji on radio, Marš. The broadcast lasted till 2009 and had more than 130 shows as well as 700 jingles and radio sketches.

After his cooperation with radio Marš he started an online radio Radio You're Up with a mission presenting development of various musical genres and different subcultures.

Together with development of the radio his music acquired exceptional width and in addition to electronics includes other influences from soul, funk, hip - hop to modern break. 

DJ Urke

(Squirt on Decks)

DJ Urke is a DJ since 2002, since he first saw turntables. The feeling of the vinyl under his fingers and a comprehension that the turntable is an instrument which allows a lot of creativity caused his love to entertain with his favorite music genres and songs. Initially he performed techno beats but later on his passion for quality music took him into the sphere of house music, break and Breakbeat. He is still drifting in these turbulent waters of electronic underground and with him his numerous fans of high quality electronics lead by him through electronic ecstasy and all the way to musical and dance orgasms in numerous clubs and events in Slovenia.

Dan Mitra

(Sinkronics)

Dan Mitra made his first steps into playing music in 1995 at his school's radio and dances, as well as at private parties, while his first official performance was on Ljubljana's radio Gama MM. Two years later he joined Street Level, a hip-hop band who released a remix of their track called Breakthrough on Monkey breakz a leg, the first Slovene breakbeat compilation with Dan as the group's third MC. In 1998 Mitra left the band due to DJ ambitions, but didn't put the microphone away for very long.

He switched to house as a residing vocalist in Slovenia's biggest club - the littoral Ambasada Gavioli, the currently defunct No Ordinary Club and infamous Lipa, not to mention his performances in Croatia. Prior to his career as an MC he gained interest in electronic music, especially drum'n'bass which he started to play from vinyls in 1999. Today he no longer limits himself to only one kind, but spins various genres from chill-out and breaks to house and electro while he also collects old disco records as well as classic electronic dance music.

He played in clubs all over Slovenia, at open-air parties, bars and pubs and other various places such as BTC trade center, Ljubljana castle, Atelje 2050 and even fashion shows. Dan also organized several events such as Nostalgia, the electronic dance music roots series focused on history of clubbing.

His performances on two decks, a mixer and a pro CD player are enriched by vocal samples and non electronic sounds, but Mitra is most famous for his musical variety, great technical skills and witty interaction with the audience.