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TJR is the stage and performing name of American EDM DJ and producer TJ Rozdilsky, originally from Connecticut, he is now based out of Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Rozdilsky’s earliest DJ excursions were within the acid house and techno scene, however by 2008, with an impressive catalogue of original material and remixes under his belt, the DJ began broadening his scope and honing his skills. The move to Los Angeles, California, the home and breeding ground of electronic dance music in 2010, was an important one, and it wasn’t long before the DJ was making a name for himself in the techno/fidget scene. Rozdilsky’s style became synonymous with grimey bass, eclectic vocal samples with an unmistakably techno groove.
TJR’s debut release was the EP “Bass is the Place†released through Lee Mortimer’s Wearhouse Music label. The EP featured the tracks “Sonic Chronic†and “Atomicâ€, and the DJ later released the well-received singles “Booty Moveâ€, “This Worldâ€, and “I Don’t Know Whereâ€, all of which charted well on the beatport charts.
On top of his original material, Rozdilsky has become well-known for his remixing and producing skills. Whether individually or with producer Hot Mouth, TJR has remixed a number artists and singles including Armand Van Helden’s “Boogie Monsterâ€, LA Riots’ “The Drop†and Paul Anthony & ZXX’s “Bang It†to rewarding results. TJR is arguably best known for his writing and producing of the Pitbull song “Don’t Stop the Party†featuring a sample of “Funky Kingston†by Toots and the Maytals. TJR went on to write and produce other tracks on the album including “Funky Vodka†which utilises old-school samples and simple house beats.
Read moreThe back catalogue of TJR is incredibly vast and varying in style, and has been quotes saying that he likes to put in ‘cheeky sound effects and samples’ to help everyone remember the music and find his tracks catchy. He spent years teaching himself in his bedroom studio on YouTube, and creating his own sound. His tracks vary from drum and bass, to acid house and techno, and his crossover sound of his original dance music has proved incredibly popular.
He opened the show with Sonic Chronic, which had everyone going crazy, getting as close to the DJ desk as possible, and jumping up and down. TJR is proficient in scratching, and his live performance manipulated the sound scopes incredibly. Don’t Stop The Party was in the first handful of tracks, and the sample sounds are adapted incredibly to become TJR’s sound, rather than a replica of the sample.
TJR was incredible at getting the audience involved, and when he wasn’t mixing his incredibly complex tracks, he was shouting out to the audience, encouraging us to put our hands in the air, jump around, and immerse ourselves in the audience. He played a great combination of mixes and original tracks, with samples of the radio, synths he’d played himself, and samples of current pop music. His incredible skill to mix up his own original tracks into something new was mind blowing to witness, and really demonstrated his talent.
Connecticut EDM producer TJ Rozdilsky is far better known by the stage name TJR and is a respected name on the electro/dance circuit. Although a large amount of EDM exports are coming out of central Europe, TJR is on a one man campaign to prove there is still a large amount of party left in the United States.
He is known to perform at many esteemed dance events across the globe such as Stereosonic and Tomorrowland and assures he is able to entertain the crowds no matter how big they may be. His expert mixing of original material with some of the most popular dance music of today keeps the sea of revellers bouncing along as one. There is a huge feeling of elation as TJR's music seems to lift and lift the crowd to dizzying heights as they jump around in a state of euphoria to the music played. There is no doubt that Rozdilsky has an ability to turn any set in an all out dance party and this is why fans return over and over to see his shows.
By far my favorite DJ simply because his originality of unmatched in the DJ world. He covers all the basis in one set, every time! Mad respect, glad I got to see him rock FluxxSD out last Friday, I never want it to end when he's on. I can only hope that I'm at least partially that awesome one day in the same field.
It was so sick his set was all i expected it to be. GTA killed that place. The basement of webster was crazy as usual. Good vibes from everyone. TJR is a must see on tour.
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