Paulo Jorge Andrade Marques aka (Paul Jam), was born in Lisbon in 1976 and soon began to like dance music.
Started his career mixing in 2 cd player´s and a mixer whitout effects, only whit two pitchs, in a bar of a friend at 16 years of age.
At the age of 18, he was invited to play in a bar near his home, where he was a resident until he was 21 years old, and had another invitation to be the DJ resident of a discotheque in Lisbon.
Due professional reasons years late, he left his career of Resident DJ, but since that time the love of dance music has never finished and still today, creates their music and continues to play in private parties and summer festivals.
Its sound is distinguished by the way it never plays the same type of rhythm and sound during a set, House, Deep House, Tek House, Progressive, Vocal, Funky, he making the listener stay to the exhaustion of so much dancing.
Known for his good taste in music and mixing, Paul Jam is recognized by many Portuguese DJ's and by various status of Portuguese society.
At 41, continues to spread magic on dance floors in Portugal.
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Paulo Jorge Andrade Marques aka (Paul Jam), was born in Lisbon in 1976 and soon began to like dance music.
Started his career mixing in 2 cd player´s and a mixer whitout effects, only whit two pitchs, in a bar of a friend at 16 years of age.
At the age of 18, he was invited to play in a bar near his home, where he was a resident until he was 21 years old, and had another invitation to be the DJ resident of a discotheque in Lisbon.
Due professional reasons years late, he left his career of Resident DJ, but since that time the love of dance music has never finished and still today, creates their music and continues to play in private parties and summer festivals.
Its sound is distinguished by the way it never plays the same type of rhythm and sound during a set, House, Deep House, Tek House, Progressive, Vocal, Funky, he making the listener stay to the exhaustion of so much dancing.
Known for his good taste in music and mixing, Paul Jam is recognized by many Portuguese DJ's and by various status of Portuguese society.
At 41, continues to spread magic on dance floors in Portugal.
in Dancefloor
26 May 2025
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DJ Paul Jam shares his journey from mixing in bars at 16 to becoming a recognized figure in the Portuguese dance music scene, showcasing his diverse sound and passion for making people dance.
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Paulo Jorge Andrade Marques aka (Paul Jam), was born in Lisbon in 1976 and soon began to like dance music.
Started his career mixing in 2 cd player´s and a mixer whitout effects, only whit two pitchs, in a bar of a friend at 16 years of age.
At the age of 18, he was invited to play in a bar near his home, where he was a resident until he was 21 years old, and had another invitation to be the DJ resident of a discotheque in Lisbon.
Due professional reasons years late, he left his career of Resident DJ, but since that time the love of dance music has never finished and still today, creates their music and continues to play in private parties and summer festivals.
Its sound is distinguished by the way it never plays the same type of rhythm and sound during a set, House, Deep House, Tek House, Progressive, Vocal, Funky, he making the listener stay to the exhaustion of so much dancing.
Known for his good taste in music and mixing, Paul Jam is recognized by many Portuguese DJ's and by various status of Portuguese society.
At 41, continues to spread magic on dance floors in Portugal.
in Dancefloor
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