DJinxx - Transitions

Djinxx emerged on the budding electronic music scene in the south of France. With house music being Djinxx's favorite playground in the beginning, he later settled into techno, which allowed him greater reign to experiment. In April 2003, Serial records released Time Out Gallery, rated record of the month by Roger Sanchez. At the same time, Djinxx collaborated on a funky jazz-house crossover double EP with Neo called 'Let's Have a Party' and released on Black Jazz records. Djinxx became one of the cofounders of Mangusta, a sister label of Black Jazz and Riviera universe (now Grosso Modo Production) which heralded his debut album, Travel Notes in June 2003. In late 2003, Djinxx started to work with New Yorker label, Undo. Spurred on by Laurent Garnier, F...U F-Com, the impeccable electro label released 'Blue Flag' in 2004. It proved to be the springboard for a producer who was only waiting to be given a chance to really show what he could do. During a year and half, Djinxx released four 12's on Undo and established himself as one of the most prolific and talented French producers around,but he refused to slow down. Chosen by Ecler to represent their latest mixing desk, the Sclat 200vs/6FX and in spring 2005, Djinxx created two labels, The Soul Monkey and Sahkatek records, to release some of his new productions.

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