Tropical Highlight

Joγo Guillerme Sheffer (26) started to produce in the year of 1998, since then he only appreciated electronic music, his first musical project was called "Neoplastik" where its style did not follow any specifc style or influence, already then, Joγo liked to join diverse types of styles such as house, minimal, tribal, dark, progressive, trance, etc... In 1999 Joγo started to apear as Dj in some local parties in Sγo Paulo - Brazil where he has a studio. At this time Joγo already had a new project of full on/trance called "MasterRage". MasterRage was the most accepted musical project at that moment, therefore he focused on this style until the year of 2001, then later in 2002 Joγo really started to invest on his first live already in a new project call "Sceptical" where the strokes were lighter and the rhythm already had a travelling and tribal atmosphere. Joγo had his first live presentation in the middle of 2002 in a party in the interior of Sγo Paulo, where he had an excellent acceptance. But Joγo still was in search of an only style that would only come in 2003 with the project called "Tropical Highlight". This project was created with intention to join different sources of the current electronic music in one project, in 2006 and 2007 Tropical Highlight released more than 20 musics and some remixes getting excellent resultes, having great support from Djs of the world all as DJ Taucher (SoundWorx TV Germany), DJ Ogawa (Pioneer/Japγo), Sultγo (Bedrock Rec), Randall Jones (Renaissance/Argentina), Brent Torpper (Red Bull/ Oakley the USA), DJ Tarkan (No Smoking/ Turkey), DJ Moti (Pure Fanatic/Itαlia) and still being in first place in some of the biggest sites of electronic music salles of the world as Beatport, Juno Records, Release Records, DJ Download, 3Beat Digital among others.... Currently Joγo produces musics with a progressive style,strong and involving beats and many influences, since the Deep House until influences of Tribal, Trance and Dark creating an unic style. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.