Biography
Deejay Spoke started his career in 1992 during the explosion of electronic musics, organizing his own crazy, after-hours parties in Lausanne (Switzerland). In 1995, the magazine Party News rewarded DJ Spoke as "best Swiss DJ of the year" and this year he won again in the category best national trance dj and his album reached place 4 in the best albums!
Since then he regulary appears in major Swiss clubs like Mad (Swiss no1 club) were he is resident trance dj since more than 10 years. He's also touring the world with Dj gigs in Australia, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, UK, Spain, France. He organises his own PSR Night in Mad-Lausanne and also takes part in some important gatherings like Q-base, Nature One, Energy, Motion Festival, Adventjah, Goliath, Mainstation and the massive Street parade in Zurich.
Dj Spoke is also dj of Radio "Rouge fm" for the show "Rouge platine" which is broadcasted live in the main trendy clubs from Switzerland with guest djs like Armin van Buuren, Ferry Corsten, Marco V, Randy Katana, Marcel Woods, Scot Project only to name a few.
Head Manager of the label Progressive State Records (PSR) with artists like Madison Factor (Filo & Peri), Abel Ramos, dj Shah, Exelios and others. The label is the winner of the latest Ericsson Dance Music Awards which took place in Zurich in the category best trance Swiss label.
Dj Spoke is also busy producing and remixing tacks with remixes for Tiësto, Randy Katana, Filo & Peri, Clox aka Ron van den Beuken, Andy Prinz… and label releases on Tidy Traxx, Sirup, Rising High, Alphabet City, Above the sky, Sectionned, Planet Traxx, Diffuse, Trance Communication, Mohak.
His first strike came with the title: "You're Ready for me", next came "Ignition" which was released on Tidy Trax… In 2006 dj Spoke released his own album "Million miles away" on Sirup Records.
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