Quinten’s first club was the now legendary 'Sign of the Times' in Den Briel which he co-hosted with fellow DJ Ardy B. After 'The Sign' he took a two year break and moved to Rotterdam.
His comeback was fiercer than anyone expected… Rocking small clubs in Rotterdam, Delft & The Hague ( Paard van Troje). It didn't take the people at Stalker (Haarlem) long to notice his raw talent. He got his own Friday night there, which he filled with a combination of funkin' grooves and house for three years.
After his performance in the iT (Amsterdam) the boys of Silly Symphonies made him one of their regulars and he also met DJ Vanbellen who introduced him in the legendary club: RoXY (Amsterdam). At the same time he became a regular name at the MTC parties & Nighttown (Rotterdam).
And while nothing lasts forever, some legends stay.
Ask any red-blooded party animal and they will know the Friday 'Glam' nights at the RoXY,
or the Sunday 'Super Bimbo' nights at MaasTheater which both featured Quinten De Rozario. Quintens DJ-style has always been groovy & funky and has evolved just as house music did over the years.
He is a regular guest at parties, clubs and festivals like Now & Wow, I Love HouseMusic, Off Corso, Thalia Lounge, Dance Valley, Impulz, Stalker, Wasteland, Metz on Sunday and Mysteryland. He has shared the desks with the best more than once: Tony Humphries, George Morel, Joey Negro, Ralphi Rosario, Mark Thompson, Kid Batchelor, Paul 'Trouble' Anderson, Smokin' Jo, Ian Pooley & Ricky Montenari.
He has been nominated for the best garage/club dj at the Zilveren Sterren Awards for last three times. Besides all this he also produces his own records under the monikers Belmontiie, Mongodroidz, 3D people, The Outfit and many more. Phuturegarage and House tracks like 'When It's Real..' (as Mongodroidz) & 'Good or Bad' (as 3D People).
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Nieuws over Quinten de Rozario
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14-08-2009
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