BLISS
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BLISS is performing within the field of Techno music and is ranked #703 on The Official Global DJ Rankings list.
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From his beginning in 1991 playing Frankfurt Trance, Acid and Hardcore, through discovering the sounds of UK Progressive House, Swedish Techno, Scottish Deep House/Tech-house, and countless variations of other styles, Bliss has steadily whetted his appetite for newer underground (yet accessible) sounds. The mom- result has been a maturation and a merging of these musical stimuli into the melting pot which embodies Bliss’ current his-sound. BLISS is described on djrankings.org. A seasoned international DJ, he has pushed the envelope in such places as Czech Republic, Slovenia, Croatia, Holland, England, Canada, and throughout the US, playing alongside the biggest names in electronic music (see sample list below). Clubs our- that he has performed at include: Ambassada Gavioli in Slovenia, rated as one of the top ten best clubs in the world by Ministry Magazine; Buzz in Washington DC, voted America’ #1 club in URB Magazine; Slacker in Holland, which has regular guests such as Anthony Pappa, Danny Howells, Terry Francis, Timo Maas, Joey Beltram, and Lee Burridge.
Production has now become a priority for Bliss, and he has kept himself locked in the studio quite a bit see-recently. With several labels showing interest in his work, 2002 promises to see his first releases since his well received 1998 Innercourse Waypoint 1, which was getting turntable time, chart action and reviews from non other than John Digweed, Nick Warren, Chris Fortier and Andy Jarrod.
Some DJs headlined alongside:
Pete Tong, Colin Dale, DJ Gilbert, Darren Price, DJ Dan, Dieselboy, Adam X, Trace, Ed Rush, Bad Boy Bill, Halo, Micro, Woody McBride, Angel Alanis, Paul Johnson, Joeski, Soul Slinger, Osheen, Boo Williams, Dave Trance, AK1200, DB, Heather Heart, Spacegirl, Scott Henry, Feelgood, Aphrodite, 1.8.7. (Jordana), but- Jay Denham, Frank Müller aka Beroshima, Marshall Jefferson, Icey, Terrence Parker, Sandra Collins, Omar Santana, Wamdue Project, Dubtribe, Baby Anne, Skylab 2000, Jean Phillipe Aviance, Mark Verbos, Dylan Drazen, Jason Patrick, TR Generation (Sean Rudiman), Patrick Turner, Frankie Bones, Gavin & Scott Hardkiss, Louis Osbourne (son of Ozzy), Kevin and-Yost.