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DIRT - March 2007

Tuhin Mehta is an iconic figure in India's thriving techno scene. With an impressive track record spanning over three decades and a penchant for innovation, he stands tall as one of the foremost contributors to the dance music landscape in India.

A professionally certified sound engineer hailing from SAE in Chennai and also serving as an international ambassador for Berklee College of Music, Tuhin boasts an unmatched grasp of the technical intricacies of sound production. His journey took a significant turn in 2007 when he assumed the role of Pioneer DJ Product Specialist for India, a position he continues to hold, steering the brand's growth in the country. 

Tuhin's musical prowess extends far and wide, from headlining at some of the largest clubs to crafting chart-topping tunes featured on award-winning albums. Notably, he is the driving force behind one of India's premier music festivals, Go:Madras, hosted in his hometown of Chennai. His enduring presence in India's dance music scene is undeniable.

Tuhin's musical approach is characterised by an unwavering focus on rhythm, transcending the boundaries of conventional techno. He deftly merges cutting-edge technology with his mastery of analogue gear, creating a distinctive sonic signature. With an innate ability to interlace captivating synth melodies within robust percussive frameworks, he crafts hypnotic and high-energy musical journeys.

Tuhin's deep-rooted experience in DJing has rendered him a virtuoso on the decks, where he effortlessly wields his equipment and music. His mixing skills are second to none, and he is often hailed as a DJ's DJ, revered for his profound influence and artistic finesse.

Reflecting on Tuhin's illustrious career, it's evident that his early immersion in tribal tech music laid the foundation for his present-day vision and techno sensibilities. Tuhin Mehta is unequivocally a permanent fixture in India's dynamic music landscape, and his impact continues to resonate and evolve year after year.

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Tuhin Mehta is an iconic figure in India's thriving techno scene. With an impressive track record spanning over three decades and a penchant for innovation, he stands tall as one of the foremost contributors to the dance music landscape in India. A professionally certified sound engineer hailing from SAE in Chennai and also serving as an international ambassador for Berklee College of Music, Tuhin boasts an unmatched grasp of the technical intricacies of sound production. His journey took a significant turn in 2007 when he assumed the role of Pioneer DJ Product Specialist for India, a position he continues to hold, steering the brand's growth in the country. Tuhin's musical prowess extends far and wide, from headlining at some of the largest clubs to crafting chart-topping tunes featured on award-winning albums. Notably, he is the driving force behind one of India's premier music festivals, Go:Madras, hosted in his hometown of Chennai. His enduring presence in India's dance music scene is undeniable. Tuhin's musical approach is characterised by an unwavering focus on rhythm, transcending the boundaries of conventional techno. He deftly merges cutting-edge technology with his mastery of analogue gear, creating a distinctive sonic signature. With an innate ability to interlace captivating synth melodies within robust percussive frameworks, he crafts hypnotic and high-energy musical journeys. Tuhin's deep-rooted experience in DJing has rendered him a virtuoso on the decks, where he effortlessly wields his equipment and music. His mixing skills are second to none, and he is often hailed as a DJ's DJ, revered for his profound influence and artistic finesse. Reflecting on Tuhin's illustrious career, it's evident that his early immersion in tribal tech music laid the foundation for his present-day vision and techno sensibilities. Tuhin Mehta is unequivocally a permanent fixture in India's dynamic music landscape, and his impact continues to resonate and evolve year after year.

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DIRT - March 2007

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