The sounds of BAPTIST [bæp.tɪst] are a not-so-well-known mixture of acoustic and electronic elements. Starting as young boys making music in the attic, they were only dreaming of releasing their own sound to the public and after winning a live act competition in their hometown Haarlem (NL), Matthijs Koster and Dimitri Opstal started to take things serious. And so it happened that on January 4th 2014, they released their first EP called For A While. It would prove to be the kickstart of BAPTIST’s journey. With this introduction of electronics mixed with acoustic drums, guitars and vocals they filled up venues like Paradiso, Tivoli de Helling, Patronaat and Bevrijdingspop Haarlem, the largest free festival in the country. On all these stages they hypnotised audiences with a warm, yet energetic experience accompanied by impressive live visuals making for a complete and immersive experience. The journey went on. By releasing Damiaatjes — a single referring to the most famous city clocks of Haarlem — and by making remixes for bands like The Yukon Club and The Peach Kings. Today BAPTIST has matured, exploring a darker side. Their latest singles Stronger and Love Is will feature low frequencies, raw rhythms and will be released on the Amsterdam based label Basserk Records. And so the journey continues...