Israel's Guy J burst onto the electronic music scene in August of this year with releases on two highly respected, but diverse, institutions. With a 3 track EP for Deep Focus (a label known for unleashing upcoming progressive talent) and a huge single for Electribe (home of D-Nox's Seven Hours), Guy J immediately caught our attention with his unique production and varied sound.
His first EP for Proton dabbles across a variety of genres-- Minimal, Electro House, Progressive, and Techno. 'Boxing Day' has been selected to open Jay Epoch's next Particles compilation, while the title track 'Funkijunki' is a house genre blender that initially caught the ear of D-Nox earlier this year.
Look out for a new show on Proton hosted by Guy along with a more progressive fueled EP coming in the second quarter of 2007!
I'm Guy J, from Tel-Aviv in Israel, and am 22 years old. My style of music combines various genres of house music from minimal to progressive and electro. I started DJ'ing at the age of 15 and produceing in the age of 18...
I'm influenced by and a fan of James Holden, Guy Gerber, Zabiela and many more. I'm working with my friend and partner Sahar Zangilevich on a project called Polygamy-- an Ableton Live show. So far I've warmed up for Josh Wink, Ivan Smagghe, and Behrouz.
My current releases in addition to the Proton EP are:
Resak with Rannan Raz
A. Original Mix
B. Nils Noa Mix
Never Say No EP on Focus:
1.Never say no
2.Ligod
3.Moonkey
Hazui EP on Electribe:
1.Hazui
2.Hazui (Gui Boratto mix)
and more to come...
My style of music combines some genres of house music from minimal to progressive and electro.
Artists interested in submitting a demo reel to Proton Music should contact Sam or Jason.
Whether you're an unsigned artist, someone who's been on Proton before, or an established producer, we would love to hear from you!
