Bastian Bux, as described in his official Biography,
"is the consequence of reducing everything surrounding a DJ and producer to its essential element the music." So, what does that mean? It means that Bux takes an approach to creating music with deep textures, powerful harmonies, heavy beats and fat bass lines, all of which are trademark ingredients that make up the sounds that have put him on the fast track to wider recognition.
This story is from the Issue no: 7 November 2016 edition of BEATSELECTOR Magazine.
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Bastian Bux
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