Tel-Aviv born, Amsterdam-based Dweedo (AKA David Joseph) is on a mission to share weird and wonderful electronic music. He’s always had a taste for sinister electro, shiny IDM and trippy club music, and a student job at a post-punk record store cemented his outsider identity. He started DJing at age 16 and threw his own parties at 18 to create space for his left-field music taste and diversify Tel Aviv’s underground. He had a knack for booking artists right before they exploded and for digging up hidden gems to play at the weekend.  Dweedo launched MUSAR Recordings in 2017 to explore the intersection of experimental and club music. The label throws parties across Europe and the Middle East. MUSAR (‘strange’ in Hebrew) has released music from Nightwave, Mental Overdrive, Ricardo Tobar, Annie Hall and Hoshina Anniversary amongst others. MUSAR’s artists are an international bunch and their music spans a range of genres, however every release is connected by the same unique thread. The build, the structure, the mood – it’s all undeniably MUSAR.  As a DJ, Dweedo loves to get the crowd moving to strange-ass tracks no one’s heard before. Over his decades-long career, he’s hooked a bunch of people onto MUSAR's surreal sound. When established artists play MUSAR releases at festivals, clubs or on the radio Dweedo feels his hard work is paying off.  Dweedo's DJed in Berlin, London, Amsterdam, Athens, Tel-Aviv and Bucharest and believes he was put on this planet to diversify the world’s music taste.