Originally from Liège, Belgium Eric bought his first pair of turntables in 1994 and started touring Chicago house music and Detroit techno in local parties and clubs.
His ability to get a dance floor moving developed at the legendary Montini Rave Zone in Sint-Truiden, where he started playing at the age of 19.
A year later, he started producing music and learning the basics of the studio with Jean-Louis Kollash .
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