THERAPY PRESENTS RAXON / DAN 26TH OF MAY @ BOUTIQ DUBAI

Therapy YOUR ULTIMATE CURE MONDAY 26TH OF MAY AT Boutiq Dubai The Address Dubai Mall MUSIC BY: Raxon (audio tonic) OPENING SET BY: DAN (ger) DOORS OPEN AT 11PM TO 3AM ID REQUIRED 21+ FOR GUESTLISTS & TABLES RESERVATIONS: TEL: 0502071349, 0504295429 BBM: 745810E2 RESERVATIONS@THRUSTENTERTAINMENT.COM THIS EVENT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY : WWW.THRUSTENTERTAINMENT.COM WWW.MASSMEDIADXB.COM WWW.POSEDUBAI.COM WWW.BOUTIQ.AE Raxon has had his head deep in electronic music for over a decade now. A self-starter who soon rose through the ranks, he was regularly found in top clubs around Dubai. Soon after, one of the Top 100 Clubs in the world according to DJ Mag, namely 360º, became his regular home after the Audio Tonic crew installed the Egyptian as resident. As a resident, it’s Raxon’s unpredictable track selection and ability to nurture the right vibes that have made him so well loved, spinning deep house and tech to adoring crowds on a regular basis. With hisreputation growing, Raxon has now played some of the region’s best events, including Creamfields Abu Dhabi from 2009 – 2011 alongside the likes of major players including John Digweed, Hernan Cattaneo and Danny Howells. So too has Raxon played leading Berlin club Watergate and provided a guest mix for John Digweed’s influential Transitions Radio Show. Before long Raxon was also hard at work in the studio fomenting his own unique sound. Since 2007 he has worked with respected people including Nick Curly, Tom Budden and many more. Recently he has signed to Moodmusic and Christian Smith’s legendary Tronic imprint with more new releases, and Raxon recently remixed Nick Curly's 'Underground', out now on Cecille, which Diynamic's Solomon has given regular play for months. Whilst Raxon’s fan base and reputation continue to grow around the world, DJ Mag Middle East have been quick to recognise his efforts by placing him Number 7 in their Top 100 DJ Poll in 2010 and was voted Best Dubai DJ in 2013 by Time Out Dubai. But this is just the beginning, Raxon has so much more to give.