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DJ Isaac
Real Name:
Roel Schutrups
Profile:
Roel "DJ Isaac" Schutrups was born in Winschoten in the northern part of the Netherlands on June 8th 1974. He started his music career as a remixer for Dutch radio stations with an oldschool tape recorder and a small Casio sampler..
During the 90s, DJ Isaac became popular as a hardcore DJ/Producer.
In 1999 DJ Isaac made his first club-trance remix of Hani's "Baby Wants To Ride" which became a top ten chart hit in Europe. After that he remixed tracks for artists like Scoop, C.R.W. (Mauro Picotto), Cosmic Gate and Brooklyn Bounce Together with the one of the top Dutch deejay/producer duos, Pronti & Kalmani.
Nowadays DJ Isaac is big name in the hardstyle/hardtrance scene. He has released records on various labels including Alphabet City, EMI and Dropout Records. His huge hits include "Go Insane" and "On the Edge".
In 2003 DJ Isaac founded the label X-Rate Records where he releases hardstyle from himself and artists like DJ Zany.
During the 90s, DJ Isaac became popular as a hardcore DJ/Producer.
In 1999 DJ Isaac made his first club-trance remix of Hani's "Baby Wants To Ride" which became a top ten chart hit in Europe. After that he remixed tracks for artists like Scoop, C.R.W. (Mauro Picotto), Cosmic Gate and Brooklyn Bounce Together with the one of the top Dutch deejay/producer duos, Pronti & Kalmani.
Nowadays DJ Isaac is big name in the hardstyle/hardtrance scene. He has released records on various labels including Alphabet City, EMI and Dropout Records. His huge hits include "Go Insane" and "On the Edge".
In 2003 DJ Isaac founded the label X-Rate Records where he releases hardstyle from himself and artists like DJ Zany.
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sickboy500
Nov 13, 2011
DJ Isaac has proved himself to be a damn great DJ live, like his latest set at Qlimax 2005. Always mental tracklists, and coupled with his great scratching-skills (that fits surprisingly well in hardstyle sets!) you're sure to have a winner.
He isn't that bad on the producer side either, but he should move away from the typical Isaac-sound he has created. Still, awesome DJ!
He isn't that bad on the producer side either, but he should move away from the typical Isaac-sound he has created. Still, awesome DJ!
Fuckin ShitHot Indeed!