Sebastian Bronk
Sebastian Bronk, formerly known as Basti Lourenz, was discovered on Curaçao in the summer of 2006 when a club owner gave him an opening to DJ locally, a break that led within months to bookings at major parties across the Netherlands. He went on to add several residencies to his touring schedule and was booked by large Dutch promotion organizations, including a performance in front of 25,000 people at a soccer stadium. Bronk's first house track, Bang, released in 2009, drew major support from Roger Sanchez and was played at Sensation White by Erick-E, giving him an early foothold in the Dutch commercial house scene. His bootleg of David Guetta's Turn Me On drew personal praise from Guetta himself, while a collaboration with Artistic Raw, Wolfpack, was played repeatedly by Tiësto and Promiseland, extending his reach on the international festival circuit. He signed his first track to Armada Music and has continued to split his time between studio production and DJ bookings, with his catalog and club support pointing to a career built around big-room and progressive house sounds tailored for large Dutch dance events.