Submitted By: 2fjeff

Genre: Progressive

Date of Set: Mar 2008

Filesize: 171.16 MB

Total Downloads: 3

When Andrew was 19, his dream was to travel the world as a DJ. During his studies he took a full time job, working as a bellboy in a 5 star hotel in Budapest. Any tips earnt went straight on buying vinyl.

While working there, he met a number of A-list DJs and also carried their record bags. A chance encounter with Harry Choo Choo Romero during one of his visits led Andrew to become one of the resident DJs for Pacha Budapest.

It was the place he met Shootie from the Monkz project who helped Andrew out with knowlege about music software. Every time Andrew came up with some nice and unique ideas and draft they just started to collaborate together.

As they spent more and more time in the studio, it became clear they had to name their project. Andrew wanted a catchy name, something people meet everyday. The name he adopted comes from online record stores: add to basket.

With practise, Andrew started to produce on his own more frequently and developed his unique and typical “add2basket sound”. He is enjoying the friendship and full support from DESYN MASIELLO, LUKE FAIR, SULTAN, RICKY RYAN, SHLOMI ABER, PAOLO MOJO, JODY WISTERNOFF, PARHAM, ONIONZ, TOM MORGAN and so on...

One of electronic music’s most prestegious labels, ALTERNATIVE ROUTE RECORDINGS, is just about to release his EP entitled “Miss the Word”. With this release Andrew is part of the AR family together with such names and releases like Chable and Bonicci - Ride, or Chris Lake - Changes.

Shlomi Aber and Ricky Ryan’s fast rising imprint, SICKWATONA signed his remix of Monkz - Spacedizko as well. In 2006 he also established his own, uprising label called ADD2BASKET RECORDS. Thanks to his original productions and high frequency of remixes, Andrew’s career is just about to take off. He’s getting more and more requests from clubs and already travelling the world as a DJ just how it was in his dreams, while never forgetting where he came from.

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