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ArtSense – Show & Interview with Ishikawa on Radio Schizoid on 10 May
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cray3
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Dear friends,
Artsense ( Vladislav Malkov / Nutek Recs / Fractal Recs / Russia ) has cooked up a special set for Radio Schizoid which will be followed by an interview with Ishikawa ( Angad Kumar Kapoor ) at the following timings :
Mumbai (India ) Thursday, 10 May 2012, 21:00:00
Moscow (Russia) Thursday, 10 May 2012, 19:30:00
UTC (GMT) Thursday, 10 May 2012, 15:30:00
Artsense is a Russian psytrance project led by Vladislav Malkov. Everything started for Vlad in 1998, when he began experiments with different styles of electronic music. He spent lots of time on working and getting more experience in various professional audio equipment and software tools. At the same time, he worked on playing a solo guitar and was a part of a rock band. But he has always dreamt of creating his own sound with the full control on all instruments in music. In 2006 his musical tastes turned to psytrance and as a result Vlad created his alter ego «Artsense» and started his first releases and live sets. In 2010 not longer before his sound became recognizable he released his debut album «Prime» which has received support from many DJs and listeners around the world. In each track Vlad emphasizes on the importance of musical innovation and originality, as well as on the high quality production. «Every track has to be truly special and unforgettable, since all music is ART», Vlad states. A bit later Vlad was back with his new EP «Evolution Factor» and other releases from labels like Hadra Records (France), Dacru Records (Belgium) and Geomagnetic Records (USA) . By now Vlad has already played in France at Hadra Trance Festival 2010, Switzerland, and many cities in Ukraine and Russia with the world known names like Infected Mushroom, Astral Projection, Electric Universe, Bliss, Painkiller, Azax Syndrom, Yahel and many others… So check out this page for news and updates and be ready for new dance floor stompers!
Don’t forget to tune in
Psytrance :
http://schizoid.in/schizoid-psy.pls
Chillout / Ambient :
http://schizoid.in/schizoid-chill.pls
Progressive trance :
http://schizoid.in/schizoid-prog.pls
EDM(Trance/Techno/House/Progressive) DJsets :
http://schizoid.in/schizoid-edm.pls
Cheers 
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