Some Chemistry

Some Chemistry, born into a globetrotting family that found music to be the closest thing to religion, is a new age nomad and music is his first home. After conducting an amateur drum ensemble over in Burkina Faso, he became a guitar player in several indie-punk bands throughout The Netherlands and ultimately became infected by the intensely hypnotic music of Amsterdam’s underground clubbing scene. Intrigued by the infinite possibilities and having a taste for leftfield house and techno, he immersed himself into a true ambassador of dance in Amsterdam by the early 2010’s. If he is not in the studio or out DJing, he is on the hunt for new electronic talent and shares his newfound treasures by having curated well-respected events in clubs such as Trouw, Studio 80, Marktkantine and cutting edge festivals by Georgie’s and Next Monday’s Hangover amongst others. Some Chemistry easily switches between a melodramatic kind of indie house, by the likes of Mano le Tough and the more uncompromising atmospherical sounds of John Talabot. Sometimes he just simply delivers some sort of dreamy italo rave trance. It’s hard to say, but he will always smash it, at your party. 'The feel' of music is more important than the quality of the kick, he says. Therefore, he compares his music with the experience of eating a mango. “Difficult to eat, yet incredible tasty.”