Adrian Mozer

He was born in Presidencia Roque Saenz Peña-Chaco-Argentina in 1982. In a place

which electronic music was not part of traditional culture, he decided to break through with it.

In 1998, he harmonized a disc jockey with two friends, Alejandro Szmyr and

Gustavo Mieres. " we were three young music fans in general, but

what always call my attention was the electronic music. I enjoyed watching at Paul Van Dyk on television and my dream was to become like him.” Then in 1998, we began with “Noxious”, a disc jockey led by me. Like every beginning, we did not have a great equipment, but with effort we were able to buy the basic equipment to work in small events, parties, etc. With the profits that we obtained, we got better equipment. Soon, my friends decided to continue with other activities and left the group. I continued alone until 2004, when I decided to leave this too”.

In 2008, he returned again but this time started with a program or radio show called “the sound power” entirely dedicated to electronic music, mixed and remixed by him. From there, the program began to become known, and for that reason, other radio stations contacted him for his radio show. Today, “the sound power” is transmitted both in Argentina and Spain, reaching also to countries such as Hungary, Venezuela, Mexico, Peru, and others.

In 2009, he began creating his own experimental electronic music with the influence of the greatest exponents of electronic music such as Paul Van Dyk, Fatboy Slim, The Chemical Brothers, Jamiroquai, Tiesto, Underworld, Hernan Cattaneo, Dj. Dero, etc. Becoming known through social pages., he was contacted by Tosmagui kriztian (Hungarian DJ) and then by Angel Gimenez Montano (Spanish DJ) who currently form part of the staff of “the sound power”. Making stronger the radio show and satisfying the different people’s taste with three DJs, three different styles, within the electronic genre.

Continuing with the aim of obtaining his own label and making an album with his own productions.

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