Sean Doron Expresses His Happiness After Launching Monochrome
Becoming an underground DJ takes a lot of time. You have to practice for years before your audience starts to recognize your potential. Sean Doron, one of the most famous underground DJs from Israel, knows this better than anyone. He started playing in local nightclubs in Tel Aviv in 2007. But no one knew him back then. He would keep creating new tunes and try to entertain the crowd every night. Although the crowd loved his creations, he wasn’t getting his much-anticipated break like many other underground DJs.
Today, Sean is not just famous in Tel Aviv and Israel. He has been touring different parts of the world since 2016 and hardly has time to play in his hometown. He even started his events and entertainment service called Monochrome in Tel Aviv. It’s like a dream come true for him. He never expected to get so much love and appreciation from his audience. But his fans didn’t fail him. The ones who supported him from 2007 remain his biggest fans, so they attend Monochrome events just to listen to Sean play.
Journey of starting Monochrome
When Sean started as an underground DJ, he wanted to find out the type of music people wanted to hear. Sean had an open mind about making music right from the beginning. He didn’t limit his skills to creating remixes of previous songs. Instead, he explored his options in the minimal house and tech sound genre. His audience responded well to this type of music. One of his oldest fans said, “We feel fixated as soon as Sean starts playing. It’s as if he hypnotizes us with his songs.”
Apart from playing in local nightclubs in Tel Aviv, Sean has a huge fan base worldwide. He has been invited to events by Guy Gerber to be a residnet dk in Rumors Ibiza, he was invited to record a mix for Tommy Hilfiger and the New York Fashion Week. Although Sean is now getting much-deserved recognition, he still wants to give more to his fans. This quest to make his fans happy made him decide to launch Monochrome.
When asked about his experience of starting Monochrome, Sean said, “It was a dream for me. I always imagined that people would come to events that I had designed with my own hands. together with talented partners like Yaron Batbi.
I wanted them to live life as if there is no tomorrow. And I feel Monochrome gives them that dose of happiness. It took a few years to get the ball rolling, but I’m thrilled now, especially when I see the crowd pouring in at every event.”
Sean’s plans
“As I said, I want everyone to live life like there is no tomorrow. I also lead a similar life. I take things one day at a time. Now that Monochrome is doing well, I will again start focusing on making tracks that make my followers happy.”
Sean has the same enthusiasm to play in front of the crowd as he did when he started 2010. His unmatched efforts in making underground DJ popular make him one of the icons in this industry.
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