Tim Urbanya

Tim Urbanya was born on 20th of May 1985 in Slovenia and as a child he was never really interested in this kind of music, he was more into rock, punk and all other sorts of music. But he had a talent and when he went on his first techno party he got his inspiration. His emotions towards the electronic music were so intense that he immediately started collecting records. He spend his mornings in school, but as soon as the bell rang books were replaced by the turn table. In the year 2000 his hobby became his job. A job he loves doing. He was offered a chance to play at a party near by. His opening act intrigued many listeners and from then on he just kept on getting better and better. Offers were flying in from all over the country. After playing in several leading clubs in Slovenia, the head manager of the club Cocomo in Croatia offered Tim a job as a resident DJ. So he spend his summer of 2003 entertaining crowds on the Croatian coast. As the tourist season was coming to an end he packed his bags and returned home where he started working on a new project. He became a part of the crew who was making the Virginity events. These parties soon became known to everybody who knew what good electronic music is. With it's variety and great organization they satisfied even the most challenging audience. In 2005 he teamed up with his friend and together they started the Vale & Timo project. In their time spent together they were quite a success. In association with Portamento Records they released an EP- Play it which was sky high on all the leading electronic charts around the world. Later on they made a remix of David Farlow's Acid dried released by the same publishing house. Following on was a single Complicated at Agent Funk. But Tim's luck wasn't about to turn yet. The manager of the well known club Yucatan had a job offering as a resident DJ with his name written on it. With a help from a friend and a sponsorship from Shark energy drink they started the Bring out the beast tour. Good, quality music for people all over the area. Now Tim is focusing on his own career. Producing music and organizing parties takes most of his time. This season he came up with the idea of having a radio show that would only talk about electronic music. So now you can broaden your music horizon every saturday evening at 11 o'clock on Radio Center. Tim is also a co-founder of Sweet Entertainment and is working together with one of the starters of electronic music in Slovenia DJ Shocker D. They are the brains behind projects like Oldies Goldies and Summer Music Festival. Their goal is still bringing great electronic music to the people, not just to the lovers of this sort but also to the greater audience. His current and one of his biggest project is radio show called Rush Hour on Radio Center.