Andrei Dinescu este muzician și a început studiul viorii în 1995 la Colegiul Național de Muzică ”George Enescu” din București. Și-a continuat studiile de muzică clasică cu profesori prestigioși precum Ion Voicu, Aurelian Anghelescu, Daniel Podlovski.

Din 2005 studiază și produce muzică experimentală și electronică, iar din 2009 și-a îndreptat atenția către muzica balcanică. Cântă la numeroase instrumente, precum: chitara, sintetizator, saz, trompetă, theremin, sitar, bass, tobe și percuție, vioară electrică și diferite alte instrumente electronice.

În anul 2011 a început colaborarea cu Dana Cenușă și împreună au creat spectacole umanitare cu deținuți. A ajutat la înființarea formației de muzică din Penitenciarul de minori din Craiova, Jilava și Rahova, cu care a susținut numeroase concerte. A creat spectacolul anti-rasism și anti-discriminare numit ”Shamanelism” alături de adulți și tineri din penitenciare, despre care discută în acest episod cu Ana.

A search for a red thread that binds different genres together starts here. Whether that thread is a word, a feeling, an emotion, Eclectica aims to find it and tell a story of finding connection amidst what could easily be seen as unlikeness.

Bucharest-based, Andreea started playing local clubs around the end of 2013. Mixing dance & electronic music, and lately powerful drums and tribal accents, she loves creating soulful stories that get people fired up.

First Eclectica is all about getting to know each other and introducing some of the genres we'll navigate most in this show.

So, without further ado, let's begin~

For this episode of Andrew Sin’s Weirdo Record Bin, Sinboy shares the mic and music selection with Nester from Nester Donuts.

From Alicante, Nester was introduced to rock'n'roll night life and bands touring circuit late as opening act for Reverend Beatman. His alter ego became quickly a surprise in the garage scene for displaying nudity onstage, food battles and obscene interaction with the crowd.

Andrew Sin's Weirdo Record Bin will showcase Rock N Roll, Garage, Blues, Cumbia, Beat, and anything else Andrew Sin finds weird and wonderful. Primarily focused on the 60s and 70s styles we will play stuff from all around the world, strictly on vinyl. We will occasionally have small interviews with guests, local and international. Pull up your bootstraps and let's go go goooo!

On today’s episode of Safe’n’Sound we have a special guest: Jon Jitsu 🔥 following Maica-ta’s first hour. Enjoy!

The kru invites its passengers on a two-hour journey through the universe of rave culture on a mission to explore the wonderful sounds of the stellar underground.

It might get rough sometimes, but it's all safe and sound.

Bogdan Necula, aka Phoneme, is an active DJ for 20 years now, and has delighted audiences in many cities, with appearances at a good number of festivals and parties in Romania and abroad (Netherlands, Italy, Bulgaria).

He's known for a sound full of energy and without compromise, mixing breakbeat, dubstep, up to jungle/drum & bass.

He is in charge of the second hour of the show, after crew member Maica-ta's set.

The kru invites its passengers on a two-hour journey through the universe of rave culture on a mission to explore the wonderful sounds of the stellar underground.

It might get rough sometimes, but it's all safe and sound.

The kru invites its passengers on a two-hour journey through the universe of rave culture on a mission to explore the wonderful sounds of the stellar underground.

It might get rough sometimes, but it's all safe and sound.

The kru invites its passengers on a two-hour journey through the universe of rave culture on a mission to explore the wonderful sounds of the stellar underground.

It might get rough sometimes, but it's all safe and sound.