Music Style Various elements of the Electronic Dance genre

Musical Influences Groove Armada, Depeche Mode, Fat Boy Slim, ATB, Bob Marley, Chris

Similar Artists Technotronic, ATB, Alphaville, Real to Reel

Artist History My musical journey began at the age of 11 when I joined the internationally recognised Drakensberg Boys Choir School, South Africa in 1982. The years that followed saw me taking piano lessons, attending opera training, joining the Durban Symphonic Choir and even cutting my first vocal demo in 1992. Now years on, after dabbling in production and DJ’ing in KwaZulu-Natal, Cape Peninsula & even the Orange Free State, being exposed to a wealth of music styles & experimenting with various music-based software packages (also dropping the vox) the electronic music is flowing. Look out world, here comes DJ MacAngel…

Albums DJ MacAngel - Sample This, final edition

Press Reviews "DJ MacAngel - Sample This, final edition" is a really solid album. It showcases a real progression of themes from more downtempo African-flavoured house, through techno and electro interpretation, across to the other end of deep, tribal house. The album shows a new maturity emerging in MacAngel's production styles and techniques. It is great to hear a wide range of experimentation on many of the tracks. MacAngel is clearly not nervous to venture outside of the realm of commercial dance music production, and the elements which he draws through into a more conventional dance orientated medium work very well in their new surroundings. It is exciting to hear high quality dance music coming from South African producers, and particularly music which exhibits elements of a definitively African sound within the electronic dance medium.

Location Durbanville, Cape - South Africa

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