1999
Due to their happy nature, successful parties and top quality music,
Dogma 3000 reached a near celebrity status in Croatia, playing on
all major events including performances with Tonka, Mark Spoon and
Pascal Feos as well as giving interviews for national television
and radio. Their track E1 was played by leading trance DJ's such
as Mark Allen and Tsuyoshi Suzuki and they came out with their first
Australian release.
1998
After playing a couple of gigs in Taipei's famous clubs such as
Edge and Fifth Element, Stetic and Ludvig returned to Zagreb. They
joined their powers with Go Cut and became one of Croatia's leading
party organizers. Their studio days in Taipei ended and they bought
their own professional equipment forming a studio in Zagreb. In
late May, they came out with their first music video Sundance, sponsored
by Panasonic and Technics.
1997
After signing a couple of their first tracks, their work took them
to Taipei, Taiwan where they produced music in Blue Moon Production
Studios. In December, Ludvig and Stetic released a first trance
album in Chinese spoken area and they became the first Croatian
artists to make a breakthrough to Far East market. This event marked
a milestone for them, because they decided that it was electronic
music that would be the focal point of their careers.
1996
In February, Goran Stetic suggested to Damir Ludvig that they should
join together their equipment and brain cells and produce music
together. Very soon they produced a couple of tracks together as
well as collaborating with famous Tokyo DJ Ree.K. Realizing that
electronic music wasn't well promoted in their homeland of Croatia,
they started writing articles and interviews for a magazine called
Arkzin, promoting the music and getting contacts in the industry. |