Satto - Friday Practice Session @ Soundbarn HQ Feeder

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announcement - 15th of June --- Satto - 17.39SOTB [Friday practice
session @ Soundbarn]  Set description: I have recorded this
mix during one of my practice sessions. Nothing pre-planned, except
for the idea of trying to take the dust off some older tracks to
come up with a high energy set, and see how it goes. About Satto
Artist biography: He started exploring electronic dance music
towards the end of the 90's. What followed was a journey
through various genres: from trance and progressive house, to
minimal and techno. This led him to explore the Bucharest
underground scene, booming at that time (2002 2006). 2006
marked the year when Satto decided to take the next step and
start DJing himself, by throwing parties in his home town of
Rm. Valcea. Satto contributed his unique style to the
development of the small but enthusiastic local scene. In 2007
he won a bedroom DJ contest, organized by
cubecast.net, clubbing mag and beatfactor.ro, and got to play
alongside Raresh & Praslea. Following a break of a few
years, he resumed his DJ career, happy to share his passion
for music with friends and listeners. His sound sits somewhere
between house and techno, with a heavy dose of darkness,
spiced up with deep, hypnotic rhythms for good measure.
Portfolio link: @satto Current city: Bucharest, Romania 3 Romanian
artists you follow: Rhadoo, Dan Andrei, Raresh 3 international
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