Dax J's music goes far beyond the rave techno sound. Dax J is a denunciation, a message of freedom and social revolution. It's a protest. It's a libertine. Dax J hit the scene in 2018 with Offending Public Morality, an album loaded with messages and techno tones, IDM and EBM, in which the same jungle and garage influences that adopted Dax J in his childhood appear. His past in DnB lands also gives him the ability to surprise with any kind of rhythms. The audience of Photon, a party directed by Ben Klock and his own label Klockworks, knows it well. And, now, the audience of Gare Porto, one of the reference clubs in Portugal and one of those venues of which the whole of Europe is beginning to speak more and more, will also be able to see it first hand. Porto is thirsty for Dax J. And Dax J is thirsty for Porto.