From the basements to the beach
SLEAZTEK isn't a DJ name invented for this coast. It's an alter ego with three decades of history behind it.
Ariel Muchnik found the underground rave scene at fourteen, and by the turn of the millennium SLEAZTEK held residencies in the darkest basement clubs Tel Aviv had to offer — a sound that moved through trance and acid house into techno, and has since landed where it lives today: funky, groovy deep house and indie dance.
Three decades on, the alter ego is back: dance floors on four continents, a label of his own (122), and a new chapter — a full modular-synthesis rig, documented in weekly live-improvisation sessions on YouTube. Now based in Málaga province, bringing that sound to the coast.
The basement years
Found the underground rave scene at 14. Residencies through the turn of the millennium.
Four continents
Festivals and dance floors worldwide — from trance and acid roots to deep house and indie dance.
122
His own imprint. Original releases: Binary System EP, L'Éternité EP.
The modular revival
Weekly live-improvised sessions on a full modular rig, documented on YouTube. Based in Málaga.