This dj/producer has toured alongside Bad Boy Bill in Brazil and other shows across the U.S giving the responsibility to set up the dance-floor. Kalendr has shared the booth with some of the worlds top-notch talents, including Tiesto, Deadmau5, Eric Morillo, Ferry Corston, Benni Banassi, Roger Sanchez DJ Dan, Boris, Ivano Bellini, Oscar G, Cedric Gervias, Serge Devant, Robbie Rivera, Richard Vission and Sultan to name a few. When he’s not touring the country, Kalendr is holding down his weekly Saturday night residence at SpyBar, Chicago’s flagship dance venue that has hosted some of the biggest names of the decade. “It’s a destination and favorite for some of the world’s best DJs,” says Kalendr; who maintains close ties to his resident Chicago. Starting in 2008 Kalendr began a new stage of his career as he migrated from the decks into the studio where he has started his new “Kalendr Live Podcast” and already begun collaborated with some of dance music’s most reputable artists. On top of being a weekly reporter for Billboard.com and working with sponsors such as Native Intruments Kalendr started channeling his aspirations into producing music and create a sound that was equally driving, taking cue from the influences of Bad Boy Bill, Steve Smooth, Mark Knight & Toolroom Records Artists, Steve Angello, Chus & Ceballos, Axwell & Dirty South.

Kalendr upcoming releases and collaborations include Steve Smooth’s new single “So High” (Inphinity & Kalendr Remix) (Ultra Records), Boy Bill’s new single ”Got This feeling” (Steve Smooth & Kalendr Remix) (Nettwerk Music), “I Do” (Kalendr & Inphinity Remix) Aaron Smith (God’s of Madness), “Chords” (Kalendr Remix) Aaron Smith (God’s of Madness), “Weekend Warriors” Inphinity & Kalendr (Original Mix) (Nervous), “Ten Pins” (Original Mix) Kalendr (Movement Music), “Lose Control” (Original Mix) Kalendr (Movement Music).

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