Biography
Describing Aaren San with all of his aspects is nearly impossible, well, he’s a musician from scratch, played in different Metal Bands in the mid 90’s, this talented guy knows how to handle handmade instruments such as e-guitars, bass-guitars or just real drums, of course, he’s also a crazy shouter, not the classic thing but the metal thing, hell yeahhh.
In the late 1997, he discovered electronic music in the Stuttgarts housemusic metropole. At that time he really started to develop the sound he’s now known for. Mixing raw, funky house grooves, smashing electro-saw-basslines, cut-grooves.
After several projects and honored successes on upcoming mp3 communities, he decided to be more competitive. Determinedly and with endurance he worked hard on himself – followed by extreme ups and downs – but at least he never gave up and so the things came across. He realized that music is more than hardcore business, music is life, music is a way to express his way of living!
Aaren San is the second half of the international known dj/producer team “The Soulbrothers” collaborating with PLASMAPOOL labelhead Miles Dyson. Check out for “The Soulbrothers”
In 2005 he started a new label called “AELAEKTROPOPP”. The name contains everything, electronic music but the Aaren style. Current “AELAEKTROPOPP” releases are in great demand worldwide.
“His engrossing, constantly evolving way of structuring a tune keeps you hooked – til the end and leaves you begging for more.” – gurn UK Magazine
Watching Aaren San performing behind the decks is an unbelievable rush – compared with groovy dj-sets, well, an unforgettable multi-tasking experience. He knows how to rock like an artist should do. No deadlock – always moving forward with pumpin house tunes and groovy electronic beats. A pleasure watching him acting behind the decks.
It’s all in the days work for Mr. Aaren San. He’s the man who seems to be made out of music.
Artist descriptions on Last.fm are editable by everyone. Feel free to contribute!
All user-contributed text on this page is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply.
