Gaudium

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In the year 2004 Denis Bajramovski and Andreas Wennersköld teamed up and formed the psy/progressive project “Gaudium” which is a Latin word for satisfaction. Both Denis and Andreas has similar background when it comes to music, they both began as Djs in the early dance era and took it all to higher level by starting producing their own music on the legendary Atari 1040STE. Denis and Andreas has been involved in several underground music projects before they decided to start producing music together as Gaudium. The music they create can be described as funky psychedelic trance with a twist of progressive and techno. The autumn of 2004 they decided it was time to try to get a record deal and after a lot of time spent in the studio a promo-CD was made. The CD captured the ears of DJ Bim and resulted in their very first release on Midijum Records, the name of the song was “Liquid Frequency” and it got a spot on the Vibration 5 compilation. Later the same year they got a mail from label manager DJ Anti (Spiral Trax) saying that he really enjoyed their music and plans were made for their first album. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Gaudium">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.