James Haidak is an up-and-coming DJ and music producer. His signature sound is distinctly influenced by deep house and electronica, but he likes to mix it up when he spins, covering more nuanced and pulsating 2000s grooves with synths, breakbeats, and melodic late ‘90s techno. While James is a regular figure of the rave circuit in the Dutch capital of Amsterdam, he has also taken the decks in various club and festival venues all over the world, including Koh Phangan in Thailand, which he calls his home away from Amsterdam.
James Haidak is responsible for the #19 Beatport Techno 100 Chart hit “Lifted,” which he produced with Ramon Tapia. He has likewise produced tracks released by Tapia’s own Say What? Records, EIN2, and Click Records. He is currently a core artist of the Audiophile Deep family and is now a regular fixture in Amsterdam’s club and festival circuits, playing alongside other familiar names in the industry such as Kobosil, John Digweed, Stephan Bodzin, Reinier Zonneveld, Henry Saiz, and Oliver Weiter.
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Mix music at home excellently with these tips
Mixing music without prior knowledge about instruments, editing, and mixing would result in bad mixes. Mixing audio at a home studio offers aspiring producers limited resources and spaces to achieve studio-like mixes. As a chunk of mixing is trial and error, budding music producers ought to keep mixing to learn and achieve more pleasing outcomes.… Read more
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James Haidak Shares Tips To Improve Live Sets
James Haidak believes that deciding to become a DJ and learning the basics is one thing, but learning how to set a venue’s mood with your sound and programming is something else. Although there are no strict DJing rules, some helpful tips and tricks can improve your live sets. Please continue reading to know more!… Read more
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