Hit close to home with DJ Center Records’ veteran DJ, Trackstorm, as he serves up another sizzling mix with “Homeland”! With a bomb drop, a Melodic break and some sick leads, Trackstorm serves up one atomic kick in this emotional electro house track on DJ Center Records, “Homeland”!
Trackstorm aka Jordan Houyez is a French composer. First influenced by rock bands such as Metallica or Guns n’ Roses, he started playing music at 8. Thanks to his parents, he took guitar lessons until the age of 15. During that time, he did a few gigs and played in several rock bands but found it difficult to become integrated due to his young age. Since then, he worked hard to get a Home Studio and started producing his first Hip Hop beats. Soon thereafter, he quickly caught numerous French rappers’ attention and in 2005, he had 2 Hip Hop compilation albums: “Haute tention” and “Autoprod 2005” plus works with other artists such as Tyron Carter, for whom he produced 8 tracks of his album in 2007 on Sony BGM.
During the same year, he made music for the European Nike and iPod ads. Following his success, his talent catches M. Pokora’s attention as he calls him for the track “Through The Eyes”, co-produced by Timbaland in 2008. Since then, Trackstorm has worked with world famous artists such as Diddy, Akon, Craig David, Jason Derulo, Timati, Shontelle, Ja Rule, Kat Deluna, & Kalena (Dirty Money). In 2012, he decided to start a career under his own name and works and from then on has started on some major projects of his own!
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