Damon Wild

Damon Wild began his musical path in the early '90's when he moved to New York City in 1991. He began working at Sonic Groove Records in Brooklyn and VinylMania Records. Living in the basement house in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn with Joey Beltram and Frankie Bones, he had had all the inspiration for his future. Damon began working at Northcott Productions as A&R at Experimental Records. He launched his own label in 1993 - Synewave. The label began with a collaboration of EX artists (Aurasfere) Dennis Ferrer as Morph and they produced together their the album "Stormwatch" on New Electronica, UK. In 1991, Damon also produced with Ray Love as Toxic Two and created "Rave Generator" which went to the 11th position in the UK charts. Damon also produced with Tim Taylor "Bang The Acid" and "Afghan Acid" (The Rising Sons). In 1994, Damon created "Avion" which was one of his biggest successes to date. Damon also produced with NYC Limelight resident DJ Repete under the artist concept Equinox and they produced "Pulzar" on Vortex Records. Damon has also collaborated with various producers creating different projects such as Steve Stoll as Voyager 8, Echoplex as Niteworks, with Mederic Nebinger as Blue Maxx and also with David Sumner / Function. Besides producing and being a label boss, Damon has been DJing since the late '80's to the recent, appearing at venues around the globe.