DJ Djaimin interview podcast hosted by Lenny Fontana # 160 True House Stories®

DJ Djaimin interview podcast hosted by Lenny Fontana # 160 True House Stories®

Author: Lenny Fontana July 1, 2026 Duration: 49:01

TRUE HOUSE STORIES® W/ DJ DJAIMIN # 160 INTERVIEWED BY LENNY FONTANA

Djaimin's career spans more than 40 years, and has been in the industry from The 80’s. He is known as a pioneer in the evolution of dance music in Switzerland. From his legendary parties at the Casino of Montreux. Being the first person tointroduce the American house sound to Switzerland by inviting NYC radio DJ Tony Humphries. Performing His Mix on The radio shows on The Swiss national station Couleur 3 with collaborator Mr.Mike.

Both are well known under the name "Black and White Brothers" In the same time making history by producing the first song From a Swiss artist released to Strictly Rhythm Records Nyc called "Give You" in 1991 which went to N°1 in the UK and now a Classic in House Music. Djaimin is well known also for composing the international dance hits classics “Pump It Up” and "Put your Hand Up" with Mr.Mike aka the "Black and White Bros". On top of that he has an amazing production and remix list that he has worked on for various international artists, and himself with top labels such as:

Tony Records, Slip n Slide, Purple Music, Universal, Warner Bros, etc ... which became top singles in many European countries. Come and listen to this legendary DJ/ Producer share his life on True House Stories.


There's a whole world of rhythm and soul behind the tracks that fill dancefloors, and True House Stories opens the door to it. Hosted by the respected DJ and producer Lenny Fontana, this isn't just a series of conversations; it's an oral history project for a genre built on feeling. Each episode sits down with a different architect of the sound-DJs, producers, vocalists, and label founders-to pull back the curtain on the moments that shaped everything. You'll hear the unvarnished, sometimes messy, reality of how classic records came to be, the late-night studio sessions that turned into anthems, and the personal journeys intertwined with the music's evolution. Fontana, speaking from a lifetime inside the scene, guides these discussions with a genuine curiosity, ensuring the stories remain candid and often surprising. Tuning into this podcast feels like finding a lost archive of club culture, where every interview adds another essential layer to our understanding of house music's enduring pulse. It’s for anyone who has ever felt a four-on-the-floor beat and wondered about the people and passion that put it there.
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