DJ Dez Andres and Kaan Düzarat gather in Muğla

DJ Dez Andres and Kaan Düzarat gather in Muğla

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News
As a former DJ in Slum Village, Dez Andres has been releasing some of the funkiest house music around since the late 90s. But Andres doesn’t just make house, as his seminal “Andres II” album and subsequent releases prove, he is just as adept making hip-hop, down-tempo boogie, and more. Over the years he has worked with the likes of Theo Parrish, Moodymann and J Dilla, and recently started a new record label “La Vida” to reissue some of his lost classics. Ottoflamm gives fans in Turkey the opportunity to catch the man in action. The tickets for this DJ concert are available on biletix.com.

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