Did anyone see this guy? He was on the Beatport stage from 2 to 4 - kind of a scruffy-looking dude with a beard. Anyway, I wasn't expecting very much from anybody today aside from Carl Cox (who delivered in spades, by the way), but I was really impressed with Baytala's sense of build and release. His track selection was superb, his mixing skills were great, and he actually spun vinyl. He did have a couple records skip, but he covered well and still managed to mix perfectly every time. I actually stayed for the whole set, which I really wasn't expecting to do.

I think part of the reason that the next DJ got such a great reception at first was due to him warming the crowd up.

Nikola is great. Met him 2 years ago at WMC after he did an opening set for the Hallucienda party.
Very nice guy good to see him getting more recognition

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He played well... on vinyl mostly too! He was a very nice guy.

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very impressive set. im glad i checked this guy out before detroit.

very underrated dj, the head of listed productions couldn't say enough good things about him. apparently he's quite popular in SF

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