Ted Dettman Artist Bio

Gorgi Tasev, known by his artist name Ted Dettman was born on 27 November 1990 in Strumica,Macedonia. Music was an integral part of his everyday life. He started with producing music 6 years ago when he just experimenting and trying to make some stuff. First he listened Hip-Hop and little Trance,and after a few years he found myself in the rhytm of the electronic music and wents to various parties and festivals and interest for music, DJ-ing and production was just growing up. As he become interested for electronic music, epesically house music(Tech, Minimal, Progressive), he started to produce and make songs. With this experience from listening such many artisst and house music, he started to produce his own music, with his own rhytms and beats.He likes the variety to producing from Tech,Minimal to Progressive house music, musicwith strong lyrics waves, a tracks you will remember. His unique sound, composed oftechno beats and pitched down arps and sounds, blent whit deep , minimalized but not less dancefloor damaging elements, that enable him to rock the place everywhere.He currently dealing with the creation of songs,and I hope that people will like his songs. He release for such respected and leading labels such as: Flat Belly Recordings(Ricky Stone) & Hamburg Aufhnamen(Ricky Stone), FHD Records, Bosphorous Undeground(Ahmet Sendil), Killing Machine Records (Mario Miranda), No-Logik Recordings (Daniele Petronelli), Rhytm Royal Recordings (Emrah Celik), Tracer Records (Ronald Van Norden). He is supported from artist like : Daniel Portman, Umek, Mario Miranda, Ben Lb, Ahmet Sendil, Alex Di Stefano, Sufractal, Glitter, Chris Lawyer, Autistic, Fabrizio Pettorelli, Angy Kore, Emrah Celik,David Jones, Matt Minimal, NHB, Sisko Elektrofanatik, Daniele Petronelli, Lowboys, Min&Mal, Phuture Traxx and many more. So the future looks to be an amazing for this Macedonian based wonderkid producer.
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