TOSYNTH

If you remember the song "Last Night A DJ Saved My Life” popularized by Seamus Haji, then I would say that "That night a DJ actually saved someone’s life". It began when he attended an underground party at Parkit club in late 1995. The name of the party, "Subculture," was provided by DJ Anton Wirjono with his crew from Future production (and now well known as Future10). Looking forward for his party from time to time (from Bengkel Night Park era to Lava Lounge era) he started to learn DJ-ing in 2004. In the early days he learned from Spinach crew and Riri Mestica from spinach records, and then he decided to learn autodidactically the basic skill of mixing. He collected vinyls from oldies pop /new wave to minimal techno/ electro disco. He collected any record shape from cassette, vinyl, cd to mp3. He often played in a small underground bar named parc and also played in a more premium club such manna house. He also often plays for a private party sponsored by mezzo cigarette for a dance scene in the O-Channel Television Programme: "Paranoia" and he also acted as a producer for the TV programme it self. His passion for new wave sound and 80s band is complete; he has also done some remixes for well known indie pop band such “Miura” with the single " Untukku (Tosynth audiomatique mix)" and a remix for "Ballads of the Cliche" with his remix for their single "French Riviera - Ballads of The Cliche vs Tosynth remix" which is the roots of his synthpop chiptune atmospheric sound named “Arcade Playmate." In the beginning he committed DJing just for fun and hobbies only, but now his passion for DJing is growing bigger. Just like a "curse", he decided not to go out from the scene for a lifetime.