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Hailing from Australia’s capital, Canberra, James “Jimbo” Cayzer’s musical pedigree extends way back to his early years as a pianist and composer. However, at the tender age of 14, Jimbo commenced work on his first digital production and hasn’t looked back since. After the initial success of “Music 101” and his remix of Lens’ “Let The Light In,” Jaytech hit the studio with partner-in-crime Mark Dynamix, and shot to prominence with the release of “Identify Me” in 2004, appearing on the Ministry Of Sound 2005 Annual and dominating Australian radio. In the following years Jimbo has skyrocketed from strength to strength, cementing himself as a global producer and remix artist, appearing on compilations such as DJ Tiesto’s “In Search of Sunrise 5,” Quivver’s “Controlled Substance” and Anjunabeats’ “Anjunabeats Worldwide.”
Jaytech’s records recieve regular support from the world’s top DJs, including the likes of Tiësto, van Buuren, van Dyk, Sasha, Warren, Seaman, Above & Beyond and Hybrid to name but a few, and his collaborations with Sydney’s Matt Rowan have achieved great success internationally, with three releases on Hope Recordings and a number of remixes for various labels around the globe. Jimbo keeps himself constantly immersed in the world of dance music by producing, playing live, DJing around the world with both old and new technology, and listening to a wide range of music to better his sound. With an ever-expanding global career and zest for pushing electronic music forward, Jaytech is definitely one to watch in 2008.
Jaytech’s records recieve regular support from the world’s top DJs, including the likes of Tiësto, van Buuren, van Dyk, Sasha, Warren, Seaman, Above & Beyond and Hybrid to name but a few, and his collaborations with Sydney’s Matt Rowan have achieved great success internationally, with three releases on Hope Recordings and a number of remixes for various labels around the globe. Jimbo keeps himself constantly immersed in the world of dance music by producing, playing live, DJing around the world with both old and new technology, and listening to a wide range of music to better his sound. With an ever-expanding global career and zest for pushing electronic music forward, Jaytech is definitely one to watch in 2008.
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Shoutbox
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joiletblog wrote:
Hey James, it's Polish support - review of your debut's album: http://joilet.blox.pl/2009/01/Solidnie-udzwiekowiony-Jaytech.html cheers
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basic-chanel wrote:
Jimbo, you are the man.
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xonize wrote:
melodic, progressive, what more could you ask for in an album....
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electrophile888 wrote:
Trance, progressive house, progressive trance; who cares? Good album.
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neville8741 wrote:
Jaytech, is awsome....Essence is a blissfull anthem
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airsupplies wrote:
agreed, in fact, i completely love jaytech's music. what a discovery.
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Gavin77 wrote:
I love Gray Horizon, fantastic track.
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friday55 wrote:
Great talent. Everything is OK is everything progressive house is supposed to be, I reckon.
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Thund3RCZ wrote:
I think he plays proggy trance :) And his last album is really good, i like esspecially Pyramid and Drive :)
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echa83 wrote:
Everything is OK is a good solid piece of work. Jaytech is really something. kudos!
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efinketh wrote:
Pepe's Garden and Groove Nova are my favs. And he plays Progressive House. He sounds like Pryda, but better and more melodic. He's signed to Anjunadep...(the progressive sub label of Anjunabeats)
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anton130790 wrote:
im pretty sure he's trance, as people tagged him as TRANCE, his album won TRANCE album of the month on dj mag and its signed to anjunabeats a TRANCE music label
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No, he really does. Perhaps your definition is too limited?
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djbricksta wrote:
and to all you idiots he does NOT MAKE TRANCE. Its progressive house, with elements of all kinds of electronica.
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djbricksta wrote:
album is better than sex
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Flameeeeee wrote:
yes, very nice album
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LilTheater wrote:
I wasn't disappointed. Great album.
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anton130790 wrote:
very great melodic album, if spacelift and starbright were on it id say best album of the year (so far). this is the kind of thing that really grows on me
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ribuzaza wrote:
mmmmm, such a tasty album! can't get enought of it...
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ribuzaza wrote:
yes.... Everything Is OK is really nice. Pyramid is my favourite. Beautiful melodic :)
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- roman_schukin and lhpz added Jaytech to their libraries. 10 days ago
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- Quethas wrote about Jaytech in 2008 in a nutshell. 13 days ago
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- Addicted2Melody wrote about Jaytech in THAT WAS 2008 – THE YEAR IN CHARTS. 21 days ago
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