Bram Van Oost

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Bram already earned his “cooler than you” status ten years ago, when he did a home video remake of System of a Down’s ‘Chop Suey’. The video became an instant viral hit and was one of the videos in the music video makeover genre together with the Chinese guys doing BSB, and the legend Gary Brolsma.

Now, millions of views later, he is one of the leading men behind Samtex, a pretty remarkable VJ/DJ collective based in Ghent, Belgium. Bram joined Sam de Bruyn and Jonas Pottie to form a “live audiovisual experience extraordinaire”, only less than a year ago. They already played Laundry Day (60.000 people) and a bunch of other festivals.

Bram is truly maniaca about improving his own performance. And this year is all about bringing even more quality and creativity to the Samtex format. I really can’t wait to see what happens …Samtex   Fastronaut   Bram on Twitter[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]