I started DJing rather late - but I'm a big music freak and collector for over 30 years already. I was for a long time one of the busiest Zurich clubbers and always all night on the dancefloor. But what I heard there was often not powerful enough - my feeling of lameness I often shared with others in the public. That's why I started some years ago with my own concept for a new danceclub (3disco.com) and with the partylabel reloaded.ch. With my background of UK indie bands like CURE and DM - and also ACID, Chicago House, UK Rave, Afterhours Techno and Trance sounds from the dancefloor, I bring as DJ fast and strong, also melodic tracks with lots of rolling basslines, interwoven rhythms from up to 8 S4 decks - and also vocals. Currently my fave sound is Psi Progressive, but I heart also many tracks form other genres. In 2012, I began harmonic mixing - one of the pros of digital DJing. I have also many vinyl records and 1000+ CDs n tapes, but it's clear that for someone who's beginning after the year 2000 (and is working with computers intensely), the only choice is DIGITAL, with mostly lossless mp3s or flacs! I think the anti-mp3 (and sync!, what a crime!) movement is pure envy. Electronic music is produced digitally. But maybe if I started in the 80ies I would also still drag around suitcases with 12inches, who knows ?