DJ Cejn, real name Mirek Jelínek, first appeared at the Techno Open-Air Svojšice festival in 1997, and it captured his heart. In 2004, he bought his first turntables and started practicing DJing. At the legendary club Pod Zámkem in Zruč, and its catacombs, he played at significant parties of that time. In Prague, he had a regular night at XT3, played at CZ Beat, Styx, and other venues. He first heard psychedelic music at a Goa party in 2001 on Štvanice, where Parasence Live performed, but he was still influenced by techno. However, after 2005, it no longer satisfied him. He started listening to psytrance and Goa in 2007. DJane Lolla helped him with DJing, and he found his direction and tries to show it behind the mix desk. He likes all forms of psytrance, and as he says, fortunately, he doesn’t like uncompromising stylistic definition. That’s why he plays everything from Progressive to Dark.
DJ Cejn, real name Mirek Jelínek, first appeared at the Techno Open-Air Svojšice festival in 1997, and it captured his heart. In 2004, he bought his first turntables and started practicing DJing. At the legendary club Pod Zámkem in Zruč, and its catacombs, he played at significant parties of that time. In Prague, he had a regular night at XT3, played at CZ Beat, Styx, and other venues. He first heard psychedelic music at a Goa party in 2001 on Štvanice, where Parasence Live performed, but he was still influenced by techno. However, after 2005, it no longer satisfied him. He started listening to psytrance and Goa in 2007. DJane Lolla helped him with DJing, and he found his direction and tries to show it behind the mix desk. He likes all forms of psytrance, and as he says, fortunately, he doesn’t like uncompromising stylistic definition. That’s why he plays everything from Progressive to Dark.