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Being a heavy hip hop head since the elementary school days, it was a matter of time before Indy found his niche in the culture. Soon he realised that turntables were his weapon of choice, and he hasn’t stopped using them since.<\/p>\n
He’s been an active member of the Croatian club scene for over 10 years now, playing all sorts of venues – from the nitty gritty underground clubs to the top spots in Zagreb and on the Adriatic coast, and he also landed a few international gigs in Slovenia, Hungary and Switzerland.<\/p>\n
When it comes to promoting the culture of hip hop, Indy has done it all \u2013 he was a radio host for 10 years, he organised and promoted events, he was a writer for various publications from Bumsquad to Rolling Stone magazine, he’s a part of the Fresh Island festival organisation, and for 5 years he was the main editor of Blackouthiphop.com, the leading regional hip hop blog, to which he still contributes to. Through his DJ career he shared the stage with the likes of Method Man & Redman, Lord Finesse, Sean Price, Keith Murray, Tony Touch, Shortee Blitz, Cut Killer, and many more.<\/p>\n
His style of DJ-ing has evolved through the years \u2013 today you will most often catch him playing a mash up set of different music styles, where he combines his hip hop schooling to mixing different genres. Together with his colleague Anto Anto, a couple of years ago he started a program called Whateverest, which is best described as a mixture of different music styles (trap, hip hop, bass, 2-step) blended with precision and knowledge by these two masters of craft. Indy is also a member of an international DJ crew called Picasso Punk.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n