Emix & DLewis began their careers as professional dj's in early 90's as they quite soon emerged in the discographic productions scene with their first vinyl record titled "Sex Machine EP" (ZooMedia '93) and, since then, almost sixty others of them will come out.

They collaborated with several labels like: Evidence, Exp, Gas, Molto, Start and Status. With Clubbin' Records they began attracting appeal on the national and international outlook, as many reviews said: they carried out Off's Electrica Salsa's cover, broadcasted on the DeeJay Parade 2004 and the remix of Exogroove feat. Tony Bruno. But it's with the track Scariche that they strongly began capturing appeal and most of reviews.

They also carried out various mixed compilations and, for Antibemusic, they got the supervision and the stage-managing of famous un-mixed compilations like: House Family, Electro Family, Minimal Techno and Acid 80', Zig Zag e ABM's labels.

In 2006 they published their first album Officine Romane together with Baby's video, the first single to come out. Their musical journey is always on the run, trying to maintain as possible their own style as some of their 2009's works show: Hello, Go, Voglio Dormire, Oslo, Angelina, Speak, Hills e Nitro, where house and minimal-techno sounds can be easly recognized.

They perform from more than fifteen years in the most prestigious clubs and for a long time of period as resident dj's at: Palladium (Roma), Hollywood (Roma), Muccassassina (Roma), Cocoricò (Riccione), Red Zone (Perugia), Space (Ibiza) and Diabolika (Roma).

They are the resident djs of the M2o Diabolika Fuckin' House Party, live on air every saturday night on M2o Radio Network. In 2008 they was voted as Top dj of the year at Trend Awards.

Actually they are on the scene with their new live-efx show, Reazione | noise 2 madness where they perform in back to back through over the night.
Reazione is a monthly and exclusive event that takes part in three of the most prestigious european night-life's clubs: Nrg (Roma) , Cocoricò (Riccione) and Madame Butterfly (Ferrara).