Vechigen (band)
Dutch band
Vechigen is a Dutch musical project formed in 2010 in Switzerland, by Jessy Winters and Kelly Frei.
History
The first single "Magic Frost" was released on October 29, 2010 with trance remixes by UK producer Paul Farrin.
In March 2011, a Vechigen remix was released on Club Nation Records of Matt Pincer - "The Catch". This remix got picked up by the Chilled Series compilation.
In the same year Vechigen released remixes for artists such as Kamil Esten, Alexey Yakimov and got added to compilations like Trance Angels, Trance Trip, Wanderlust - Sixth Trip, From Goa With Love, Chill in Paradise, Goodbye 2011 and Best Of 2011 (both the Chill Out and Trance edition).
In November 2011, Vechigen released the collaboration project Do Not with Lisaya on Club Nation Records.
In 2012, Vechigen released remixes for artists such as Rex brandtner, Matt Pincer and featured on Farrinheit by Paul Farrin.
Vechigen got added to several compilations
In the beginning of 2013, Vechigen gained the attention of the major Bonzai Music label from Belgium. With "What We Don't Know", "We Don't Change" and "Street Dreams" featured on compilations such as Hotel De Prestige, La Catharsis and Wanderlust. "We Don't Change" entered the Italian Dance Charts in March.
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