J00F Recordings: One Man Army - The Anthem
Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 1:15 pmAnother fortnight, another excellent deeply sided 12 inch from those good people at Joof.
Jezper Soederlund, 23 years old, is probably best known as the man behind Airbase, but also the producer behind many other projects, such as Scarab, Rah, Ozone, Mono, One Man Army, Loken and J, to mention a few. His career as a professional producer took off in 2001 when he scored his first record deal with the german label Alphabet City (Airbase - Emotion).
This was the first small step into the business. But in remarkably short time, Jezper shot off with great speed, signing contracts with some of the most reknown labels around, such as Platipus, Armada, Mondo Records, J00F Records, Gesture Music, just to mention some of them. The last three years has been busy days for Jezper, trying to combine the producing with the growing amound of bookings for DJ-appearances.
Fortunately, Jezper begun his DJ-ing career already in 1995, and had the technique and skills in him allready. To define what kind of style Jezper is spinning would be quite impossible, as it reaches from groovy house influenced techno onto very straight on uplifting trance and even some progressive beats here and there. A set by Jezper is never predictable, but you are guaranteed to have one of the best music experiences yet.
Style: Psytrance
Side A: The Anthem
Side B: Ballroom Dancer
Jezper Soederlund, 23 years old, is probably best known as the man behind Airbase, but also the producer behind many other projects, such as Scarab, Rah, Ozone, Mono, One Man Army, Loken and J, to mention a few. His career as a professional producer took off in 2001 when he scored his first record deal with the german label Alphabet City (Airbase - Emotion).
This was the first small step into the business. But in remarkably short time, Jezper shot off with great speed, signing contracts with some of the most reknown labels around, such as Platipus, Armada, Mondo Records, J00F Records, Gesture Music, just to mention some of them. The last three years has been busy days for Jezper, trying to combine the producing with the growing amound of bookings for DJ-appearances.
Fortunately, Jezper begun his DJ-ing career already in 1995, and had the technique and skills in him allready. To define what kind of style Jezper is spinning would be quite impossible, as it reaches from groovy house influenced techno onto very straight on uplifting trance and even some progressive beats here and there. A set by Jezper is never predictable, but you are guaranteed to have one of the best music experiences yet.
Style: Psytrance
Side A: The Anthem
Side B: Ballroom Dancer
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