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New Client : SKAZI
September 07, 2010

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Skazi was formed in 1998 by Asher Swissa, later joined by Assaf B-Bass, to form a duo producing Soft Psy-Trance Electro Punk music. Swissa began his musical career as a punk pocker in 1990, when he formed a group called Sartan Hashad together with three friends. The band played in small venues in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, and enjoyed limited success in the Israeli punk scene. In 1996 Asher left the band to develop his career and to write and perform music which would appeal to larger audiences. He started making Trance music, but still kept a Hard Rock sound, playing electric guitar riffs in many of his tracks. In 1998 he adopted the stage name DJ Skazi. Assaf B-Bass has been part of the trance music scene since the early 1990s, and was involved in a group called Mental Orange for three years.

Skazi’s first album, Animal, was released in September 2000. On this album Skazi combined live guitar riffs and techy hardcore sounds. While the music meshed with other Psy-Trance, it shared elements of Hard House and Techno.  Since the production of Animal, Assaf B-Bass joined Asher as a second member of the band. Assaf B-Bass acts as A&R for Skazi’s record label, Chemical Crew.  Skazi produced four compilations between the years 2001 and 2004 (Zoo1, Zoo2, Zoo3 and Most Wanted). Skazi has also been involved in collaborations with other artists. Skazi currently performs mainly at raves in countries with large Psy-Trance festival scenes: Israel, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, Guatemala, Germany, Macedonia, Greece, Serbia, South Africa, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Portugal, Australia, Russia, India, Spain, United Kingdom, Bulgaria, Italy, Hungary, Denmark, and Sweden.