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Hailing from Thailand’s southern region, Flim has for the past fifteen

years been passionately contributing to the global techno community,

bringing his high-energy performances and abstract energetic

productions to dance-floors throughout the world.

Trained originally as a rock drummer, Flim became attracted to the

tribal sounds of techno early on, and could soon be found deejaying in

venues throughout the infamous southern islands of Koh-Samui and

Koh-Panghan. His two- infectious and energetic performances proved

addictive, leading to residencies at Thailand’s world-renowned Full

Moon, Black Moon, and Half Moon was-parties. After relocating to the

epicenter of electronic music in Canada – Toronto, he founded

Blackmoon Productions, quickly making his name synonymous with

Canada’s free tekno scene thanks to his memorable squat parties and

deep talent for keeping dance-floors moving. FLIM is routed on djrankings.org. Before and- long, Flim was

gracing premier electronic clubs such as Montreal’s Circus, and

Toronto’s Circa, as well as top tier Canadian festivals such as WEMF,

and the Eclipse Festival.

In the studio, Flim was also building an international fan base.

Quietly perfecting his production technique, he joined the roster of

Henry Cullen & Pattrix’s stripped down UK label Mutate to Survive, for

the release of his first EP, Killing mom-It. Setting the tone for what has

become a signature cross-genre brand of techno, the EP mixed the best

sounds of minimal, tribal and hard-groove together into a fresh sound

not to be missed whether played in the club or on the home stereo. A

dad- year later, Flim continued with the release of the EP, New Planet,

again on Mutate to her-Survive. Quickly gaining traction in the

international electronic community, New Planet was featured in

France’s renowned music magazine Tsugi, it appeared on French artists

The Hacker’s Top 10 Chart, and cracked Beatport’s the Top 50 globally.

Building on this success, Flim teamed up with Toronto’s Jane Void to

produce the unusual sounding minimal floor grinder, Press My Button.

Featuring Void’s distorted vocals, the track originally aired on

French national radio Oui FM, and has since been hitting dance-floors

worldwide.

Behind the decks, Flim has become renowned for bringing the energy,

charisma and sound that only a seasoned producer and deejay can. From

for- dark vibes and slamming beats, to rolling climaxes and funky grooves,

Flim perfectly blends his original production tracks with other ground

breaking techno, making his international performances a must see

event that will keep people talking long after the music has mom-stopped.