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Sep 2, 2015 1 hr 1 min

Prescribed Trax Sessions - Rx#022 feat. Michael Cerda

from Prescribed Trax Sessions Hosted by Michael Cerda

Rx022 Guest DJ/Producer: Michael Cerda Origin: California Genre Styles: Techno, Dark Techno, Deep Techno, Labels: Prescribed Trax, Global Trax Records Originally from Miami, Florida, Michael began Dj'ing at age 12 during the 80s break dancing craze. Michael experienced L.A.'s underground rave scene in the early 90's and Dj'ed for local promoters in warehouses, desert raves, clubs, and radio shows. He has appeared on the critically acclaimed mix radio show "Power Tools" hosted by the well-known DJ Richard Humpty Vission on Power 106 FM. Michael co-hosted "Deep Rhythm" radio show based in Pasadena, Ca which featured prominent DJ's nationwide. In 1999, as part of his legacy, he created the techno label imprint Global Trax Records that has featured renowned artists such as Fredrik Almquist, Patrik Skoog, Pounding Grooves, and more. Starting 2014, you can hear and download Michael's promo mixes on "Prescribed Trax Sessions" which will also feature other guest dj's spinning the best of electronic dance music. Booking info: [email protected] Media: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVadDiDWVscFaNnVRQTHVLQ Twitter: https://twitter.com/prescribedtrax Label Site: http://www.prescribedtrax.com/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/michael-cerda

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