Balacne Selections 370: Aaron Suiss

One hour of progressive textures from Aaron Suiss…

Emerging from Washington D.C. before relocating to the island energy of Koh Phangan, Aaron Suiss has built a career defined as much by emotional connection as dancefloor momentum. Now based in Thailand, the DJ, producer and label figure channels a melodic progressive sound rooted in feeling rather than functionality. That philosophy extends beyond the studio.

Whether overseeing A&R duties for Outta Limits Recordings, championing new talent, or crafting productions that continue to climb the Beatport charts, Suiss approaches music as an act of energy exchange rather than pure entertainment. It’s a mindset that has helped shape his rise while keeping his perspective grounded.

On this Balance Selections, the artist showcase a crips sound that feels seamless. Featuring tracks from Dowden, Stereo Underground, Patrice Bäumel and more, this is a dynamic journey though progressive textures.

Tracklist

1. Albuquerque, CANCCI – I Like Your Mind (Original Mix) {Do Not Sit}
2. Cesar Herresuelo – Sakura (Original Mix) {The Soundgarden}
3. UNIV3RSE (sL) – Mumtaz & Taj Mahal (Original Mix) {The Soundgarden}
4. Facundo Mohrr, Maxi Degrassi – Revolver (Original Mix) {TRYBESof}
5. Aaron Suiss – ID {Movement Recordings}
6. Aaron Suiss, Zac – Voices In My Head (Original Mix) {Echoes Of Time}
7. Rick Pier O’Neil – Something Wrong (Mauro Aguirre Remix) {Clubsonica Records}
8. Guy J – Alive Again (Original Mix) {Cocoon Recordings}
9. Dowden – Iris (Original Mix) {Balance Music}
10. Stereo Underground – Above the Clouds (Original Mix) {Vapour Recordings}
11. Slove, David Shaw and The Beat – Special Places (Damon Jee Remix) {Cadette}
12. Luke Santos – I Am Alien (Patrice Bäumel Remix) {Musique de Lune}

Name: Aaron Suiss

Location: Resides: Koh Phangan, Thailand / Nationality: American USA
Alias/Producer name: Aaron Suiss
Labels affiliated with: Sudbeat, The Soundgarden, Mango Alley, Plattenblank, onedotsixtwo, Groovila

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As a child I listened to a lot of different music. My mother was into rock, so I would regularly hear artists like Led Zeppelin, U2, Aerosmith and Pink Floyd.

My father was born and raised in Morocco and was French-educated, so I would hear a mix from him of old French pop and Arabic oriental music. I myself was more into hip hop and dub once I hit my teenage years.

Music was a constant in my house. My father had a TEAC reel-to-reel, which I still have today, with thousands of hours of music recorded on it, and he also had turntables that he would play all his oldies on, like Al Green, Frank Sinatra and more.