Artist description Directrix is a one man producing machine who has set his vision on one thing, to create dance music that is different but still able to make the body move. Directrix will not follow trends in the club industry but will keep on producing tight, slick tracks in the hopes of converting even those who snub their nose to the dance music scene.

Music Style Techno/House/Dance

Musical Influences Frankie Bones, Adam Beyer, Bad Boy Bill,Daft Punk,Neil Landstrum, Mike Dearborn, Luke Slater, Dave Clarke

Similar Artists Frankie Bones, Adam Beyer, Bad Boy Bill,Daft Punk,Neil Landstrum, Mike Dearborn, Luke Slater, Dave Clarke,CJ Bolland

Artist History Directrix started his musical career playing drums in several rock/metal bands in the early 90's. He moved from Boston to New York and found himself immersed in the club/rave world. Building a small studio piece by piece, Directrix spent many hours honing the tricks of the dance production trade. He released a 3 track jungle ep under the alter ego "The Organizer" in 1999. This record was distributed by Syntax in NYC and was included on Paul C's top ten list on Psuedo.com. Since then Directrix has shifted musical styles to his original love for pure techno driven beats. He has moved back to boston for a short tenure of strict beat manipulation and plans to head out to sunny California very soon.

Group Members Jimmy Mazzullo aka. The Organizer

Instruments Yamaha A3000, 01V mixer, Korg prophecy, 1212 Audio Card, Roland Groovebox 303, Mac G4 running Cubase 4.5

Albums Emotion Master of Space EP (as The Organizer) Teenage Wasteland Records

Additional Info Directrix also creates sound design for graphics and mixed Media

Location Revere, Massachusetts - USA

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