Guru Josh Project – Eternity
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After studying dentistry himself in 1981, he began his career as an entertainer and
player at the Sands nightclub in Jersey, performing under the name of Syndrone and Animal and his Crazy Organs. In 1988, Walden tried
for the first time at a London pub where he was playing a gig with his rock band Joshua Cries Wolf, subsequently switching from rock to house music.
,” also known as “Infinity (1990’s… Time for the Guru),” from his debut album
. The song was originally produced for a friend of Guru Josh’s who was organising a warehouse party of the same name, and gained attention when it started to be played by
DJ
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The song achieved success in Europe, especially in
, the
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and
. The song was later re-mixed and re-released on multiple occasions (the most popular remix by Klaas), still receiving particular success in 2011.
“Hallelujah” was released in 1991. Shortly after this, Guru Josh diversified into also doing multimedia production creating the Dance in Cyberspace series of music videos under the name of Dr. Devious and also VR, in collaboration with Darrel Jameson, Guy Labbé, Dave ‘Pointy shoes, smart trousers and a baseball vest ‘ Evans, Marcus Pennell and others.[
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In March 2011, he released “Love of Life”, with a more modern and punchy house style, and it has been remixed by Sgt Slick, Digital Freq, and The Fusion & DJ Dima June.[
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This single was then used by Langnese for a large marketing campaign promoting a new product launch during the summer of 2012 in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
under the name of “Louie Fabrix”, sold in small exhibitions in New York, Madrid, Paris and Berlin.