SHORT VERSION: blablablablabla...BORN...blablablablabla...AMSTERDAM...blablablablabla...LOVE...blablablablabla...MUSIC...blablablablabla...DJ...blablablablabla...PRODUCER...blablablablabla...PROMOTOR...blablablablabla...RADIO...blablablablabla...PRESETONE...blablablablabla...STUDIO 80...blablablablabla...BACKSTAGE...blablablablabla...PARTY!!! LONG(ER) VERSION: Victor Coral (1977) is a multi task force: dj, producer, promotor, academic chronicler of the scene, but most of all dedicated party-animal... Over the last decade he became one of the household names in the Dutch scene. His career started taking of when he became resident dj, booker and organising host for Chemistry's legendary RUSH. (Dance Award "Best Clubnight" + many (inter)national RUSH gigs) In 2007 Victor kissed his baby RUSH goodbye to trigger new projects. PRESETONE is a TechHousy dj/producing duo he formed with his close friend and consciousness DJ Onno Babylon is a TechHouse oriented clubnight at Amsterdam's number one club, Studio 80 where residents PRESETONE invite their favorite (inter)national dj's and producers they esteem highly. Babylon was an instant succes and was sold out from the opening night. In extension to his TechHouse project PRESETONE Victor's solo dj set cover a wider musical range. His dj sets consist of a sleazy mix of (Tech)House, Techno, and Electronica showing his love for eighties synthpop, Italo and new wave. This vibe is represented at BACKSTAGE a weekly Saturday clubnight at Amsterdam's Chicago Social Club of which Victor became co-organiser and resident in 2011. Over the years Victor has been playing the big clubs and festivals. Mysteryland, WTTF, Rockit, Dance Valley, Extrema, Sensation, FFWD and Fucque les Balles to name a few. Internationally he's rocked dance floors from NY to London, Berlin, Paris, Ibiza, Barcelona, Casablanca, Prague and many many more... Guilty secrets: Victor is the proud owner of three Gouden Kabouters (Golden Goblins), the Dutch alternative Oscars for the dance scene and is working parttime at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) as a teaching-assistant at Cultural Studies. Much of his research (including his MA thesis) involves subcultaral theory and the dance scene.