DJ Dan

DJ Dan began content spinning in L.A.’s early ’90s rave picture and became the primary DJ for San Francisco’s aptly-named Funky Techno Tribe. Alongside headlining raves in america and world-wide, DJ Dan provides remixed well-known dance artists such as for example Cirrus and released albums and singles on brands such as for example Ultimatum, Kinetic and Moonshine, including 1998’s Beats 4 Freaks, 1999’s Funk THE MACHINE and 2000’s Place That Record Back again On. DJ Dan grew up in Seattle and finally resolved in Pasadena and SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, California. Surviving in California open Dan to different varieties of music; such as for example high energy and hip-hop and rap from LA and disco and home from SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA. Originally a style design main, Dan put style on keep when he chose that music was his accurate contacting. In 1996 Dan released his initial combine Compact disc, Loose Caboose. After creating a DJ profession locally, Dan began building a creation profession. The creation aspect became popular for Dan when he do a remix for Orgy’s cover of “Blue Mon.” In 1998 he released the blend CD, Is better than 4 Freaks on Moonshine. Dan place himself within the golf club hit map using the launch of “That Zipper Monitor” and “Needle Harm” in 1999. The songs exploded onto the golf club circuit and had been further impacted using the launch of remixes by Terry Mullan as well as the blend CD, Funk the machine. The popularity from the produces gained him a slot machine on a global wide tour with fellow label designer Carl Coxand generating remixes for additional Moonshine performers like Cirrus. Another NIGHT TIME combined with the single Place That Record Back again On adopted in 2000, speeding along Dan’s profession.