Javi Gon + Uroz (Moog Club)

Javi Gon

If there is something to highlight about Javi gOn, it is undoubtedly its versatility and easy adaptation to any type of event. Whatever musical style Javi gOn finds himself in, he has the necessary resources and experience to put together an excellent set to suit the occasion.

At the age of 17 he begins to form his personal style with progressive trance music, which he exhibits for many years at raves, farmhouses and small venues. It is not until 2006 when he comes across the Techno, Electro and Minimal styles among others, the exact moment in which he starts working at MOOG 3 days a week. After the 2 years that Javi’s residence lasts, he continues on his way alone, passing through various booths in Barcelona and its surroundings. In 2011 he creates, together with Dj Onivid, the group LUXON with which they hold occasional trance, progressive, Techtrance and Goa Trance parties, both current and remember. Also in 2011, together with 6 other DJs, he created the collective Insomni.bcn with which he performs numerous evening and morning parties in some of the best clubs of the moment, playing techno, electro and tech-house styles.

Even being in these groups, Javi still took some time to make sporadic collaborations in some Psy.trance sessions organized by the GOA MOON FEST group and in some other Free party organized by the Muskaria collective.

He is a faithful defender of vinyl that he uses whenever there is an occasion, although he is also skilled with CD players and Traktor scratch.

UROZ

Uroz may be a supercool resident DJ at Barcelona’s Moog but he works techno like a Swiss craftsman in search of a clock with a 4/4 time signature and hands that never run slow despite the passing years. There are people we can call a thoroughbred DJs – artists “born to the beat,” who know how to interpret what is happening in every corner of the room and have no doubt about which way to go to keep the audience moving together in the same direction. Uroz is one of these. His techno, distilled through experience and built up strongly by the demanding daily rhythm of working a resident, fits into a panorama that covers all kinds of music: indie, acid house, EBM, post-punk, the other kind of electronica and even the dub version of the B-side of some forgettable record. Because a DJ does not live by techno alone, although the rest of us would happily live off the propositions he keeps in that suitcase of his.