David Tort

Motivated by techno, electro, and tribal sounds, David Tort began his job in 1988 with desires of presenting his favorite dance music to his homeland of Sitges, Spain. Getting started recording acid home and industrial monitors of his very own, in addition to producing remixes for Vale Music documenting artists, it had taken him nearly a complete 10 years before he discovered his specific niche market as a residence DJ. In 2001, he teamed up with Toni Bali and Carlo Caesar to create a studio known as Elestudiodigital. The three began recording beneath the moniker Drummers of Like, and released the one “Drums of Like.” The melody was successful internationally and Tort began touring night clubs and collaborating with an increase of record businesses, including Weekend Information, Sutil Information, and House Functions. In Oct of 2004, he began his own saving studio known as Overbooking Studio room and in 2005 he collaborated there with Francesco Farfa and co-wrote “Acidazzo,” the very first one from Farfa’s debut, Individual Bridge. That calendar year, he began collaborating with DJ Ruff in LA, making club monitors and music for tv commercials. Carrying on to broaden his passions, he ventured into various other media tasks and broadcast radio displays on Loca FM (Madrid) and CB FM (Barcelona). In early 2008, Deejay Mag called him greatest DJ remixer of 2007, and he produced plans release a brand-new remixes with DJ Disciple.