NATIV DJ SET @ INDIGO 2013

Nativ is an Israeli psytrance DJ and producer.
His modern psychedelic sound contains elements of retro/goa trance, ambient/new age, and ethnic/world music.

Nativ was born in 1985 and grew up in the wild north of Israel, surrounded with the beautiful sounds of mother nature.
At the age of 13 he became a DJ. Soon he realized that he had a special connection to sound and music.

After serving the army for 3 years, 22 year old Nativ went to India.
There he re-discovered the magic of trance and its therapeutic effect on the mind: how the sounds connected him to the earth,
stirring a powerful feeling in the soul, taking him towards the same point of light where the journey
begins. In India, after playing at a party in the holy city of Rishikesh, it became very clear to him that his mission was to spread this wisdom and happiness to the people of the world through this kind of music.

Since then, Nativ has
played all over Israel, from the mountains of the north to the
deserts of the south, in small underground parties as well as the
biggest raves of the country.

In 2010 Nativ started
producing his own music. His first release was a deep trance remix in
Minimal Criminal's "So Ya Lha" EP for Plusquam records(Germany).
He collaborated with Minimal Criminal, a well-known psygressive
project, on a track called "The Head Pixie's Pot" which has been
recently released on a compilation called "Isomorphic Soup" from
Indian label, Audio Ashram.

Nativ is also a member of
the Solaris Project, a production team responsible for massive
underground parties in Israel with the biggest artists from all over
the world. In 2011 he became a resident DJ at their weekly club
night, the Klika, the most successful indoor trance event of Tel
Aviv.
Throughout the country,
Nativ is known for his highly emotional and psychedelic sets, from 2
to 12 hours duration, covering a wide range of trance styles, from
minimal/progressive to full-on, always with the ethno-spirit, the
retro vibe, and new age consciousness.
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