Jox

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Way back in 1988, Henrik Hjarnoe aired his very first radio show on this half-decent indie FM broadcast Radio Falcon. That turning point led to a long-time dedication to underground club radio. Today, enlisting Danish key characters from the electronic scene, Henrik Hjarnoe is unlikely to omit. With two decades of DJ'ing and producing, he is regarded as a true pioneer at heart and an inspirational source for many of the Danish producers we know today.

Nowadays, Henrik Hjarnoe has decided to focus on his studio work recording as Jox - a guise originally formed in 1997 with Nils Harbo, but today solely run by Henrik.
"Microbial", which is the latest "big-on-pads" main room conception from Jox, is out now on Crashing Waves Recordings (taken from Solarstone's carefully crafted new compilation odysee "Electronic Architecture"). "Microbial" was recently voted Forum Favourite by the listeners of the Solaris International radio show.
To name a few, he has also recorded for Ministry Of Sound, Solaris Recordings, Inspired Recordings, F&W, Limbo, Inspired, Positiva, Maverick, Effective and Talla's Techno Club label.

Among the many Jox production manoeuvres, the late 90s buzz "Killing Me" is still a stand-out track, originally produced in London with Ian Masterson (Trouser Enthusiasts). Jox actually collected an official Grammy nomination for that one.
Up to recent day, Henrik Hjarnoe has toyed with the intention of unleashing a refreshed "Killing Me", though never fully prioritized - call it awaiting the right moment. Nevertheless, some of you may have already heard about a Sunny Lax remix of the track, so maybe it's not that unlikely to happen in a not so distant future.
Jox remixes and co-ops

Early 2007, Jox teamed up with former radio colleague Dan Nitro to remodel the Suzy Solar classic "Ocean Of Love", known from Oakenfold's awarded Creamfields CD, the mix from the package that Suzy herself charted and caned for more than a half year! That remix and other recent Jox productions has recently appeared at the Anjunabeats Worldwide Show, at Menno De Jong's Intuition show, at SAME with Steve Anderson, at Solaris International and at Fresh FM hosted by Johan Gielen, at ETN and many others.

And looking back, a big handful of remixes has left his studio over the years counting Solarstone, Safri Duo, Dominik De Leon, Miro, Luke Terry, Tandu, Sarah Brightman, Yesitive, Carpark North, Blue Pearl and Infernal just to name a few.
Though always remaining true to his trance nature, Jox has also pursued more breakish and housier aliases and worked with artists as Miss Mukupa and Funkstar de Luxe. With Nils Harbo, he also produced the Nagano All Stars project, the big hymn from the EM Football 2000 score.

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