DJ DImitri, an international DJ of the year, voted by Mixmag UK's No. 1 Music-Magazine and one of the best ten DJs in the world, finally in Skopje. Dimitri's musical career started in 1983 when he was 16, mixing funk and hip-hop tracks for the Dutch ABC radio station.  Two years later he was involved in the famous Dutch hip-hop band "Freakaristic" where he gained national fame as one of the best scratchers in Holland.

His first appearance at the famous house temple "Roxy" in Amsterdam was in 1988.  Later on, Dimitri became a leading house DJ in Holland and in 1991 he started playing in Ibiza too.  By that time, hee mixed his first CD-compilation for the Amsterdam label "Go Bang" and started his own label "Be.S.T. " (Beautiful Soul Techno). Be.S.T released tracks like : Alice D. in Wonderland "Time Problem." After Dimitri's second record with the song "Given Flowers For You" his label became an even bigger success.  In December 1992 Dimitri started his own record shop and new label "Outland Records."  1994 is famous for his disco hitsl like "Disco Train" and "Fluid Harmony" as well as remixes of the Chanelle hit "Work that Body" and "Romy Luna." In 1995, Dimitri became resident at the UK club "Renaissance" together with John Digweed & Sasha. He played in: K-Ministry of Sound, Club UK, Renaissance, Hacienda, Lost and Drum Club,  Pure, Arches and many many more. Over the past few years Dimitri has played with many big names from the dance scene: Jeremy Healy, Carl Cox, Laurant Garnier, Justin Robertson, Sasha, John Digweed, Boy George, Dave Angel, Derrick Carter, Tony Humphries, Masters at Work, Kevin Saunderson, Ralph, Ricky Montinari, Kenny Larkin, Lenny Dee, Blake Baxter, Frankie Bones, Super DJ D'mitri, Jon Pleased Wimmin, Robert Owens, Mark Lewis and many more...He is at the same time deejay, writer and producer.  While playing, he goes by the moment.  Even if a certain mix of two records worked really well on a particular evening, he will not try to do that again some other time.  So his style is the style of the moment, and that can be a very broad spectrum.