Felix Cage

Dance and romance on warm melodies and deep house grooves merging into a flow of sounds filling the room with a unique atmosphere is the unique signature of Felix Cage. A subtle warm-up and an unexpected prime time is what Felix seeks to share with the audience. Born in Paris, Felix grows up in Moscow. Classical music, Russian pop rock of the early 90’s as well as the echoes of the European house scene form his musical background. It is later in Belgium that Felix fully embracing the electronic music movement, the European clubbing culture broadens his musical horizons leading to DJing and later to production of music. The notable debuts of Felix’s career occur around 2009 with Brussels-based Borderline Corp. collective and the acclaimed Sunday night parties they were throwing back then. The first productions and releases follow shortly after. Singing on Brussels-based Electronical Reeds label opens a new chapter in Felix’s journey. Blizzard EP produced together with his friend Mezza Luna, remixed by Pole Folder and Tokyo Black Star, brings the artist under the lights of a larger underground audience. Solo release, Mascarade, follows shortly remixed by Rodriguez Jr. and Nhar. The release is a major success and storms Beatport and WhatPeoplePlay Top 100 charts. Love Again EP featuring the vocals of South African slam poet Lazarusman follows shortly and is again a success. Continuously experimenting but at the same time working on consistency of his sound Felix Cage releases multiple EPs in the 2 years that follow. Electronical Reeds, Parquet Recordings, Manual Music and Spagat Music Berlin host his releases. International support comes from Slam, Rodriguez Jr., Nhar, Affkt, Kellerkind, Sossa, Smash TV and Eelke Kleijn. Felix’s latest ventures include the remix for Anja Schneider’s Dubmission that hit Beatport Deep House Top 100 also selected as opener for John Digweed’s transitions 548 and Secret Lover EP with a remix by Madmotormiquel that hit Traxsource Deep House Top 100 charts at pre-release and was selected as one of Beatport’s Deep House Secret Weapons at official release.