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Bon Finix - Eclectric - Feb 2005
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Biography of Bon Finix
Bon Finix's progressive headquarters are based in the heart of Europe, in a magic city codenamed Prague. A thorough background check of his personal electronic files revealed that he is an European citizen with Cypriot and Czech roots, born just before the 80s rolled in.
Bon's first ever contact with the exciting world of DJing came in the form of radio DJ controller in 1996AD. The new millennium came to reveal the concept of the electronic dance music scene and quickly molded Bon Finix into another youngster obsessed with mixing up beats pressed on 12' wax plates.
Bon's flexibility and capability to adjust his sets according to venue size and crowd response makes him a valuable DJ for a whole range of spots that pump out electronic dance music. Over the years he has spun his vinyl at clubs of various sizes, boat parties out at sea, open air events, late-night after-clubs, beach-front bars, and once in a newly-built film studio. He has had the honor to share a DJ-booth with internationally established DJs like Nick Warren, Jazzy M, and Chris Cowie to name just a few.
Style / Genre: Equipped with the trait of open-mindedness, Bon Finix has explored various sub-sections of the electronic dance spectrum. At the current stage of his career, he is capable of serving up sets on two different levels: Level A> Energetic House spiced up w
Influences: From the very beginning Bon wanted to be a progressive DJ. Therefore at first he experimented with Progressive House, but quickly realized that there were sounds out there that had an even more progressive edge. At that point his attention was grabbed by a new emerging style dubbed Wet & Hard. Influenced by two of the pioneers of this movement, Corvin Dalek and Michael Burian, he constantly kept searching for fresh exciting sounds.
Shows / Residencies: The year 2004 secured Bon Finix a residency at Prague’s renowned House club Mecca, offered him the after-hour madness of DJing as a resident at Studio 54's afterparties, and gave him his first ever festie gig - none other than Creamfields 2004 in the Czech Republic. Other highlights include his guest appearances at the infamous parties Visage and Mixer in Prague’s legendary club Roxy, as well as, an unforgettable boat party off the shores of Cyprus, alongside Get Fucked loony Nathan Coles. Also, worth noting is Bon's success in the Czech Dance Awards 2004, in which he landed a top 10 position in the category 'Newcomer of the Year.'
