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GDJB for 9-13-04

18:16 - September 9, 2004

by Andy P

The Global DJ Broadcast

For Monday: 09-13-04
This week's lineup: (6am GMT)
1:00 am - 2:00 am - Markus Schulz
2:00 am - 3:00 am – Markus Schulz
3:00 am - 4:00 am – Johan Gielen
4:00 am - 5:00 am – Sultan

NOW ON LINE: www.globaldjbroadcast.com ,
coming soon www.Markusschulz.com

Live simulcasts on the following Internet web sites: www.ets-global.org
, www.trancesphere.com
, and www.party931.com

Be sure to log on to the Global DJ Broadcast chatroom during the show!
#GDJB. We'd love to hear what you think of the latest sets as well as what
is on your mind. Our host, Markus Schulz is usually hanging out as well as
many of the guest djs! Go to www.globaldjbroadcast.com and click on the "live chat" button to join us!

Markus Schulz starts us off! We’ve survived Frances and Markus has gotten some much-needed rest. Now revived and refreshed, he has headed back in the studio with renewed enthusiasm and inspiration and has given us two amazing hours. Be sure to tune in for some fantastic new tunes and phenomenal mixes.

Johan Gielen joins the Broadcast! What’s the most important thing to know about Johan Gielen? That he mixes deep melodic trance with a twist of progressive and techhouse? That he was born in 1968 in the Belgium town of Mol or that he put his first record on the turntable at the age of 17? Or perhaps it’s that he established himself as a producer under the disguise of Airscape and remixed for the likes of Boy George, Delirium, Tiësto, Chicane and Safri Duo?

Then again, there's that debut album 'Beauty of Silence' which he pieced together with his mate and co-producer Sven Maes to rave reviews. And, as if that wasn’t enough, there’s the fact that in 2002 he saw his name entering the top 50 in the highly acclaimed DJ Magazine Top 100? What could possibly be more important?

If you should know only one fact about this man it's that this guy actually swims with dolphins! We’re not sure what influence this has had but it must have been a positive one – netting over thirty-five thousand fish-faced punters recently at the Amsterdam Arena soccer stadium and over forty-five thousand at Dance Valley. From Las Vegas to Auckland, Ibiza to Vancouver, Gielen proves himself time and time again. And with the third part of his successful 'Recorded' series being released thru Dutch ID&T Records, you'll be able to see for yourselves why this guy is one of the top trance DJs in the world.

Sultan returns to the Broadcast! From the desert heat of his country of origin to the winter rigours of Canada, Sultan has travelled a road in his image - out of the ordinary. After living in Kuwait, Cyprus and Egypt Sultan moved to Montreal, Canada in 1996 to pursue an education in Mechanical Engineering and Business. Inspired by the vitality of the nightlife and his passion for music, he quickly immersed himself into the house scene of his adoptive city by discovering the power of events such as Cream and the Hang the DJ Tour. Little by little, his interest for structures irrepressibly shifted from engineering to music.

In 1999, he purchased his first turntables together with the firm intention of standing out in a jungle of DJs. From the start, his approach was quite different since it was influenced by the multiple cultures assimilated in his native countries. While the Montreal scene had ears only for techno-accented house, Sultan became the most prominent representative of a style whose popularity remains embryonic - tribal/progressive house. The following year, his favourite music asserted itself as one of the most popular trends in the underground dance music scene.

In July 2000, Sultan became the weekly Level resident at club Living opening and playing alongside such DJs as Deep Dish, Sander Kleinenberg, Danny Howells, Saeed and Palash, Nick Warren, Lee Burridge and many more. The wheel - and vinyl - began seriously spinning.

In the wake of his DJ successes, Sultan created his own studio in the summer
of 2001 in order to unleash his talent as a producer. Once again, the results were tremendous. His first-ever production, "Primal Instinct," was signed to Chug Records that same year and garnered much praise. The door was open. He leapt over the threshold with obvious pleasure and multiplied releases on various labels - including Deep Dish’s Yoshitoshi label and John Digweed's Bedrock Breaks Label. During the winter of 2001, he notably entered studio collaboration with colleague Tone Depth (The Greek). Further to regularly calling on the vocal talent of singer Stephanie Vézina, Sultan now has more than 30 titles released and unreleased under his belt including releases under the aliases of Soul Tan and Jiva (Sultan and Ned Shepard).

Markus Schulz Top 10 (in no particular order)

1. Casino vs. Laurent- Ma Te [CDR]
2. Above & Beyond pres Tranquility Base - Surrender (Filterheadz
Remix)[Anjuna]
3. Lolo- Why? [Banshee]
4. Bakke & Ljungqvist - Fanatic [CDR]
5. Tilt - The World Doesn't Know (Özgür Can Remix) [Lost Language]
6. Perry O’Neil- Arise [Electronic Elements]
7. Endre - I Kill For You (Probspot Mix) [Anjuna]
8. Way Out West- Apollo [Distinctive]
9. Skooma- Intervention [CDR]
10. Duran and Aytek - First Sight [CDR]