Meet Public Domain, the dynamic duo that has been shaping the electronic music scene since the early ’90s. It all started when Jorn crossed paths with DJ Francois in a record shop back in 1993. This chance encounter marked the beginning of a legendary collaboration, giving birth to the iconic track “So Get Up.” One of the unforgettable highlights in Public Domain’s journey was their electrifying live performance at Thunderdome in Antwerp, Belgium, back in 1997. The energy and passion they brought to the stage left a lasting impression on the audience, solidifying their status in the music realm. Drawing inspiration from a diverse musical palette, Public Domain has a soft spot for the beats and vibes of Belgium House music. Their sound is a fusion of hardcore, jumpstyle, and the infectious rhythms that define the Belgian house music scene. The journey continued with the release of their first EP, “In The House E.P,” featuring tracks like “In The House,” “So Get Up,” and “Don’t Stop.” These tunes not only showcased their musical prowess but also became anthems in the hardcore community. Public Domain’s dedication to pushing boundaries and embracing various influences sets them apart in the hardcore landscape. With a career marked by collaborations, groundbreaking performances, and chart-topping tracks, Public Domain remains a force to be reckoned with in the world of electronic music.