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EPISODE · Nov 27, 2020 · 1H 20M

Digital Diamonds #PODCAST 31 by Flow Dario

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FLOW is the name who use Darío Fernandez for express himself using music frequencies. Fascinate by the rhythm in the music he start playing drums at age of 12 in different bands till `99. In 2000 he moved to the mediterranean coast and there he discovered the big spectrum of electronic music and he started to mix different styles like Lounge, Chill, Funk, Tech House, Techno, Atmospheric Drum & Bass and Psytrance. In 2006 Flow started diving deep into the groove of the Techno when he found a different kind of sounds and compositions inside the Techno style. Different producers, most of them with a Psytrance background, started to make a new line of Techno mixing different elements of electronic music full of new colours, layers, textures and very fat bass-lines... then he was full seduced by this vibes. Always in the search of sonorous pearls to put together in his sets and trying to capture the funky side of any style he plays to share with the crowd. A journey through different textures and soundscapes with a clean and refined mixing technique his sets are driving the dancefloor to a groovy and comfortable place to be and enjoy.

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