Yoji (DJ)

Yoji Biomehanika, also known as YOJI, Mutant DJ, 2.1 Albums

Ozaka Oz, Bionico, Biomehanika and The Arcade Na-
tion is a Japanese trance/hard trance DJ. He is charac- Technicolor NRG Show (2001)
terised by his striking clothing style, manner of entertain-
ing behind and in front of the turntables, and energetic Greatest Works (2002)
style of music. Whilst his residency at GIGA in Japan has
also given him a big following in his home country, Yoji Tales From the Big Room (2004)
has also played at events in countries around the world,
including Southern Californias Electric Daisy Carnival X Years of Hellhouse (2010)
in front a crowd measured in the tens of thousands.[1]
YOJI BIOMEHANIKA / Chapter X (2015)

1 Style
2.2 Mix compilations
Yojis style of music has changed throughout his DJ ca-
Nu NRG Party (1997)
reer, starting o in Trance music in the 1990s before
moving into the tougher variant of Hard Trance by the NRG Essence' (1999)
start of the 2000s. He produced many Hard Trance
anthems here, including his most well known tracks of NRG Essence 2' (2000)
Hardstyle Disco and Samurai.
In 2007, Yoji dropped his 'Yoji Biomehanika' alias and NRG Essence 2001' (2001)
changed to a new style of music with the release of Techy
Techy. Yoji calls the style Tech Dance and can be The Future of Hard Dance 1 & 2 (2003)
described as a mix between Hard Dance and Techno,
mainly characterised by its speed, obeat rhythms and Music for the Harder Generation Volume 2 (2003)
energy. Further accentuated by Yojis energetic perfor-
mance style, Tech Dance has become a genre in its own Goodgreef: Album 3 (CD2 only) (2005)
right, with artists such as Joe-E, Vandall & Remo-con all
producing this style of music. The latest releases on Yojis Pharmacy Vol. 4 - Reign in Blood (2006)
Hellhouse label have been in this style of music.
GIGA Tech Dance Extreme (2007)
Early on in 2012, Yoji announced via his Ameba blog that
his Hellhouse label was being shut down to make way for Tech Dance Euphoria: Mixed By YOJI (2008)
a new label project entitled dieTunes. The ocial site
and the label itself was launched in June, with the rst 3 2009: Hellhouse Techdance Treatment (2009)
ocial releases in July that same year.[2][3]
In early 2015, Yoji announced on his Ameba blog, web- VIBLE 01: Mixed By YOJI (2010)
site and other social media outlets that he was moving
back to his previous alias of Yoji Biomehanika after feel- VIBLE 03: Mixed By YOJI (2011)
ing that he had drifted away from Tech Dance and back
to more big room sounds. With a studio album in the FABTASTICA -The Black Album- (b2b George-S)
works for release in June 2015 [4] and an artist album (2012)
celebrating 25 years of his work in music, Yoji also an-
nounced a new single to be released around the same dieTunes LABEL SAMPLER 01 - YOJI IN THE MIX
time.[5] (2013)

The Weekender Has Landed: Mixed By YOJI (2014)

2 Discography [6][7] MUSIC CIRCUS '14 BLACK STAGE ANTHEMS:

Compiled & Mixed By YOJI (2014)

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2 2 DISCOGRAPHY [6][7]

2.3 Singles Sandwich EP (2011)

2.3.1 As Yoji Biomehanika Samulight (VS Remo-con) (2012)

Party is my life (1994) Theme Of Get Hi-Tech (2012)

Rendezvous de telepathy (1994) Alone (with HEAVYGRINDER) (2013)

Blinded By The Trance/Blinded By The NRG Needs (2013)

(1994)
Evil Mushroom (2014)
Expect EP (1997)

Go Mad (1999) 2.3.3 As Biomehanika

Seduction (1999) Fade To White (2010)

Anasthasia 2001'(2000) The Key (exclusive track sold after the Japanese
earthquake of March 2011)
Look @ The Heaven (2000)

Look @ The Heaven Remix which dedicated to

2.3.4 As Mutant DJ
Dance Valley (2001)

Big in Japan EP (2001) Hardhouse Raver (2004)

Do The Nasty (2001) B-Raver (2004)

A Theme From Banginglobe (2002) Amsterdam Waar Lech Dat Dan? (Remix of Euro-
masters - Amsterdam Waar Lech Dat Dan) (2006)
Ding A Ling (2002)

Look @ The Heaven Gatecrasher NEC Edit 2.3.5 As Bionico

(2002)
Peace Out (1997)
Never End (2003)

Hardstyle Disco (2003) Peace Out 21st Century Remix (2001)

Samurai/The Rain (2004)

2.3.6 As The Arcade Nation
Monochroma (2005)
Theme Of Arcade Nation (2011)
The Place For Freedom (with MC Stretch) (2015)
Dance Electric (2013)
Wake Up To Reality (2015)
Magma (2013)
Lets Go (exclusive track sold as part of A2K-AID
TO KUMAMOTO-) (2016) Amigo (with YOJI) (2014)
Storm (2016)
2.3.7 In collaboration with Romeo Toscani
2.3.2 As Yoji (or YOJI)
Blackout (Remix of Dark By Design - Blackout)
(2005)
Techy Techy (2008)
Acid Spunk (2006)
Airport (2009)

Don't Wake Me From The Dream (2009) Six Hours (2007)

From Flower To Flower (2009) Wanna F**kin Dance? (2010)

Don't Wake Me From The Dream (2010 Summer

Edition) (2010) 2.3.8 As George-S with YOJI

Surrender (2010) A Secret Gathering (2011)

3.3 As Yoji (or YOJI)
3 Remixes
3.1 As Yoji Biomehanika
K.G.P. Night Waves (1995)
B-Voice Eternity (1996)
DJ Dag & Non Eric (1997)
Last Bronx SEGA (1997)
Chris C Fools Gold (1999)
Nish The Philosophy Of Religion (1999)
19 Kisses Go To Disko Groove Me (1999)
Chris C Fire On The Moon (2000)
West End Boys Why Not? (2000)
Chris C Freefall (2001)
Energy UK DJs Gonzo (2002)
Arome Hands Up (2003)
Trance Generators Wildstyle Generation (2003)
Eurotrash Get Up Get Down (2003)
Gouryella Ligaya (2004)
Mauro Picotto Iguana (2004)
Heavens Cry Till Tears Do Us Part (2004)
Darude - Sandstorm
IK X Bass (2004)
Blutonium Boy Dark Angel (2007)
Atomizer Time To Time 2007 (2007)
Yoji Biomehanika - Look @ The Heaven (2015
Own Rework)
Felguk - This Life (2016)
3.2 As Yoji Biomehanika & Romeo
Toscani
A*S*Y*S* Acid Flash (2005)
Dark By Design Black Out (2005)
Dave202 Vulcania (2005)
Derb Satisfaktion (2006)
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3.3 As Yoji (or YOJI)
Scott Attrill Existence (2008)
Ayumi Hamasaki Game (2008)
Remo-con G Sigh (2009)
Joey V Purity (2009)
Night Liberator Concentrate (2010)
The Arcade Nation Theme Of Arcade Nation
(2011)
Organ Donors - Cutting Edge (Exclusive for VIBLE
03)
Organ Donors Makes Girlies Wet (Exclusive for
VIBLE 03)
Eternal Rhythm Eternal (2011)
Laughin' Nose - Get The Glory (2013)
DJ ni-21 - Driving The Bassline (Exclusive for di-
eTunes LABEL SAMPLER 01 - YOJI IN THE MIX)
4 References
[1] Archived copy. Archived from the original on April 24,
2009. Retrieved May 30, 2009.
[2] http://ameblo.jp/yoji-hellhouse/entry-11257646548.
html
[3] http://www.dietunes.net/
[4] http://ameblo.jp/yoji-hellhouse/entry-12018353748.
html
[5] http://ameblo.jp/yoji-hellhouse/entry-11982197020.
html
[6] http://yoji.dj/en/disc
[7] http://www.trackitdown.net/recordlabel/132624/
dietunes.html
5 External links
New ocial website
dieTunes website
Former ocial website (now oine)
HellHouse Recordings (now oine)
Ocial Radio Show
Yoji Biomehanika discography at Discogs.
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