Sander van Doorn

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Naam: Sander van Doorn
Echte naam: Sander van Doorn
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Electro House Progressive House

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Biografie

Usually every artist has a distinctive feature, but what if your distinctive feature is that you’re not distinctive? That’s the case for Dutch DJ Sander van Doorn, real name Sander Ketelaars. The DJ that began producing records at the young age of 16, back in 1995, and needed almost 10 years to break through in 2004. But when he did, he broke down barriers. He is known not to stick to a specific genre, he produces what he believes is good music. That can vary (to keep it simple) from genres such as progressive house, trance, electro house, big room house and techno. DJs such as Armin van Buuren, Sebastian Ingrosso, Carl Cox and Richie Hawtin have all played his music, proving the fact that Sander doesn’t create one type of sound. If he feels a good beat coming up, he'll turn it into a dance-smashing track. With his music, he’s been able to reach thousands, and he is furthermore known for sold out arenas all over the world. He has seen the inside of prominent dance establishments such as The Guvernment in Toronto and Escape Club in Amsterdam. In 2010, Sander held a residency at world famous Amnesia in Ibiza, again proving his diversity in music. Of course, headlining a festival or two can’t be missed on his list of accomplishments. Cheering on the crowds at events such as Electric Zoo New York, Ultra Miami, Mysteryland (NL) and Amsterdam Dance Event. He furthermore has his own record label Doorn Records which he founded for him to release his own music on. He however received so many great demo submissions from starting artists, that he decided to develop the label more, and release songs by new and upcoming artists. Doing this together with Spinnin' Records, which releases records from the likes of Afrojack, Martin Garrix and Nicky Romero, you have once again an EDM all-rounder that has already left an imprint on the industry.

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