ABOUT

Arif Tasher — 

known as DJ Arif, is a DJ, music producer, songwriter, and remixer from Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, known for his distinctive blend of house, deep house, afro house and club remixes sounds. His music combines infectious rhythm, emotional depth, and a clean production style that bridges the underground and mainstream worlds of electronic music.

 

Arif began his journey into music in 2019, during the COVID-19 pandemic — a time when the world was standing still, but creativity was just beginning to move. What started as late-night experiments with sound and rhythm in his bedroom quickly turned into a passion that reshaped his life. He dedicated countless hours to learning production, mixing, and live performance, constantly refining his craft through trial, curiosity, and love for music.

 

As the world opened up, so did his opportunities. Arif began performing in clubs, festivals, and private events across different countries, connecting with people through music and developing a signature stage energy that keeps dance floors alive. His sets are known for their smooth transitions, emotional build-ups, and a deep understanding of crowd dynamics — taking listeners on a journey from soulful house to high-energy club beats.

 

Over the years, Arif has built an impressive portfolio of official and unofficial remixes for international artists such as Monoir, Louh, Cricket, Dharia, Brianna, and many more. His remixes have received global attention, being featured on major playlists, radio rotations, and played by DJs around the world.

 

What makes Arif’s sound special is his ability to blend melody, groove, and emotion — creating tracks that don’t just move the crowd, but make them feel. Whether it’s a club anthem or a deep, atmospheric house track, each production reflects his personal journey and passion for connection through sound.

 

Today,

Arif Tasher continues to evolve as an artist, always pushing boundaries and exploring new sonic landscapes. His vision is simple — to create music that transcends language, culture, and borders, uniting people on the dance floor.

For Arif, music is not just sound — it’s a way of life. It’s about freedom, emotion, and keeping the party alive.