Kicking off his music career in the late 90’s, DBS burst into the Sydney Hard Dance scene, having been an avid vinyl collector for many years his unique sound of both techno and hard trance was a breath of fresh air. Quickly landing residencies at some of Sydney's most iconic clubs such as Icebox, Gas & Daydreams he then spread his seed interstate, regularly headlining at Bubble in Melbourne and several events in Canberra. In 2013 he got his chance to play at Defqon1 on the infamous orange stage straight after Kutski and certainly delivered the goods, being acclaimed by many as the best set of the day on that stage. Proving talents far beyond the decks, DBS would deliver some of the most notable Hard Trance productions, with one of his first tracks 'Follow me' getting the much sought-after title of 'Tune of the week' on Fausto's Crossover on the Qdance radio station, plus collaborations such as 'Let it hit'em' with Yoshi and 'Origins' & 'Round and Round' with Hardforze getting into the top 10, shortly after cracking the number 1 spot with his remix of 'The way' with Ultraviolence and Hardforze. In 2022, DBS was involved in a tragic accident that left him in a quadriplegic state. After spending close to a year in the hospital, whilst in recovery, DBS delved deep into the online Techno world, live streaming on Twitch directly from the spinal ward nearly every single day and doing so grew a reputable following of close to 3000 loyal fans from across the globe. This momentum saw him getting a booking in Germany, the worlds home of Techno, plus several gigs in Sydney for Black Noir, the city's best and internationally acclaimed Hard Techno club night. Now two years since the accident, DBS continues to use music to motivate, inspire, and connect with others. With new productions on the horizon his passion for this evolving sound continues to grow, going from strength to strength as both a producer and performer. Defined not by his disability, he continues to defy the odds and smash expectations. Delivering unmatched skills and enthusiasm combined with nearly three decades of experience, it’s easy to see why punters are jumping on the DBS hard techno bandwagon.