True House Stories interview podcast hosted by Lenny Fontana
Jul 1, 2026 · 49 min · 10 segments
TRUE HOUSE STORIES® W/ DJ DJAIMIN # 160 INTERVIEWED BY LENNY FONTANA Djaimin's career spans more than 40 years, and has been in the industry from The 80’s. He is known as a pioneer in the evolution…
Lenny FontanaHost
I've traveled around the world, did an amazing, amazing gigs in Europe, and I'm back here to tell more stories and share some of the best, and the people that I know that brought the architecture and engineering of what we do now from back in the day.
A Swiss story in the sense of bringing house music into a country that, you know, really at the time was, it wasn't popular like it is now.
But in the beginning of the time when house music was just starting to gain its momentum, here is this passionate Swiss, and I'm gonna say Italian backing, DJ, okay? 'Cause he's got a lot of heart and a lot of soul, and he's also got a lot of heart and soul because he's been doing it a long time, and his music has spoken loudly.
In the beginning of the early days of Strictly Rhythm, around, I'm gonna say 1991, he helped bring the legendary Tony Humphries into Switzerland and make people understand what he believed in through his music, through DJing, through making records, through screaming out loud, "I want you to love what I do, and I want you to love what I'm about." Okay? That was hard at a time when it was a small little scene, but it, then it grew.
It got bigger and bigger, and then you had others follow, and they watched what they saw De Jammin, the man himself, Dario De Jammin do, and bring it to everyone in Switzerland and Europe.
I don't think he's ever told his story like the way we're gonna get his story, but I wanna welcome one of the best people I know from Switzerland, Mr.
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I've traveled around the world, did an amazing, amazing gigs in Europe, and I'm back here to tell more stories and share some of the best, and the people that I know that brought the architecture and engineering of what we do now from back in the day.
A Swiss story in the sense of bringing house music into a country that, you know, really at the time was, it wasn't popular like it is now.
But in the beginning of the time when house music was just starting to gain its momentum, here is this passionate Swiss, and I'm gonna say Italian backing, DJ, okay? 'Cause he's got a lot of heart and a lot of soul, and he's also got a lot of heart and soul because he's been doing it a long time, and his music has spoken loudly.
In the beginning of the early days of Strictly Rhythm, around, I'm gonna say 1991, he helped bring the legendary Tony Humphries into Switzerland and make people understand what he believed in through his music, through DJing, through making records, through screaming out loud, "I want you to love what I do, and I want you to love what I'm about." Okay? That was hard at a time when it was a small little scene, but it, then it grew.
It got bigger and bigger, and then you had others follow, and they watched what they saw De Jammin, the man himself, Dario De Jammin do, and bring it to everyone in Switzerland and Europe.
I don't think he's ever told his story like the way we're gonna get his story, but I wanna welcome one of the best people I know from Switzerland, Mr.
