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Rising star D’Steph is fast approaching the premier league with her unique european production twist on deep house and breakbeat and her infectious DJ shows with her MC - JNM.
Already well known in her native Belgium for her resident slots at clubs like Café D’Anvers and Club Geluk she has been a regular fixture behind the decks at the legendary FUSE, Kissinger and Petrol clubs and rocked the stage at massive festivals like Pukkelpop, I Love Techno and Ten days Off.
When not manning (girling) the decks Steph is completing her studies as a media student meaning she has giving her the chance to come up with brilliant concept videos like this one for Remedy directed by Bart Callaerts who featured as a vocalist on the last D’Steph EP.
DJ mag have already picked up on what’s happening with a feature in the May issue and the rest of the world is starting to follow suit.
Remixes on remedy come courtesy of Makossa & Megablast – 2 of the most exciting producers to emerge from Kruder & dorfmeisters G-Stone label. Taking the vibe back to a 90’s garage jam their quality shines though.
Also throwing in a rewind style-wise is emerging UK producer Breakz whose remixes are clearly influence by early hardcore and jungle tunes and have been gaining him a serious online following. This is one of his first official remixes but a clear indication that he is one to watch.
Bristol bass don Parker completes the set with a stuttering and growling bass house offering.
Already well known in her native Belgium for her resident slots at clubs like Café D’Anvers and Club Geluk she has been a regular fixture behind the decks at the legendary FUSE, Kissinger and Petrol clubs and rocked the stage at massive festivals like Pukkelpop, I Love Techno and Ten days Off.
When not manning (girling) the decks Steph is completing her studies as a media student meaning she has giving her the chance to come up with brilliant concept videos like this one for Remedy directed by Bart Callaerts who featured as a vocalist on the last D’Steph EP.
DJ mag have already picked up on what’s happening with a feature in the May issue and the rest of the world is starting to follow suit.
Remixes on remedy come courtesy of Makossa & Megablast – 2 of the most exciting producers to emerge from Kruder & dorfmeisters G-Stone label. Taking the vibe back to a 90’s garage jam their quality shines though.
Also throwing in a rewind style-wise is emerging UK producer Breakz whose remixes are clearly influence by early hardcore and jungle tunes and have been gaining him a serious online following. This is one of his first official remixes but a clear indication that he is one to watch.
Bristol bass don Parker completes the set with a stuttering and growling bass house offering.
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