DJ Buzz Goree

Alias: DJ Clandestine

Buzz Goree started his DJ career at an early age in Detroit playing disco music. At the age of 15 he made guest-appearances at various Detroit clubs.
In 1982 Buzz Goree teamed up with a DJ crew called “AudioMix” which was one of Detroit’s dominating DJ teams.
In 1993 Buzz Goree started his label Night Groove Records releasing and producing under such names as The House Squad and The Blowed Pimps together with Mike Clark. He was executive producer to Paula McPheirson's track “Lift me up” and the "Groove Tracks Vol 1" release featuring Burt Collins (2).
Soon after, he met Mike Banks and worked along with him on the Happy Records label. He was co-producer, along with D-HA on many "Happy Records" releases throughout the 90′s which including tracks such as "Work Me".
In 1993 Buzz Goree teamed up with Underground Resistance releasing allegedly some of the "Z-tracks" and "The Swarm" under the pseudonym Remote (5) together with Mike Banks. In 2005 he produced the “UR Battlepak Vol. 1" for UR.
Since his beginnings in Detroit Buzz Goree has made DJ appearances in clubs all over the world