Tadeo in Moscow

Tadeo's greatest influence was the genre of electronic music such as Detroit techno, specifically the works of Christian Vogel, Neil Landstrum, Plastikman (Richie Hawtin), and Jeff Mills. At the beginning of his career, he, together with DJ Slick, formed the group Domestic Techno, organizing underground parties in the basements of his hometown. Over time, he explored almost all styles of electronic music and eventually, after a long period of fascination with techno sound, Tadeo formed the collective Javha, focusing on various forms of art expression. At the same time, he founded the conceptual techno label Cyclical Tracks. At this stage of his career, he focused more on perfecting his technique of playing and emphasizing the connection with the audience, making this interaction a central element of his sets. His performances and music gradually acquired a more minimalist and electronic sound, in addition to his long-standing passion for Jamaican music and dub style. In May 2004, Tadeo released his first vinyl record on his own label and a remix of Alex Under on CMYK. In November 2004, his release Dub Infection came out, featuring the techno-dub legend Pual St. Hilaire, also known as Tikiman. In June 2005, Tadeo made a landmark release Lup!, in which the influence of dub-techno took a back seat, highlighting a shift towards the Detroit sound. A dark, rich, untamed clean groove that impressed artists like Magda, Troy Pierce, Luciano, Damian Lazarus, and Marco Carola. On April 28, Saturday, club LUFT presents a performance by Tadeo (Javha / Cyclical Tracks / Madrid, Spain), and a fashion show by the brand TopShop will also take place at the party.