Mijk van Dijk
DJ and producer · Berlin, Germany
On the bill with trance[]control: Paradise City IV, Berlin (7 July 2000)
Background
Mijk van Dijk was a Berlin DJ and producer who had made records since 1990 and DJed since 1992, first as Loopzone on Low Spirit and as Microglobe and Mindgear on MFS. With Marcos Lopez he formed Marmion, whose Schöneberg and Firechild were club hits on Superstition, and from 1997 he released records under his DJ name. [1, 2]
At the time
Early in 1999 Superstition released his album Teamwork, made entirely of collaborations with friends such as Thomas Schumacher, Claude Young, Humate and Toby Izui, and he produced four tracks for the PlayStation 2 game Ridge Racer V, a cooperation with Sony Japan that Superstition later issued as Game Trax Vol. 1. The label's June 2000 dates had him in Lahr, Dresden, Berlin and at the Warehouse in Cologne on 21 June. [1, 2]
Later
Superstition released his album Everyground in 2002, and in 2022 Kompakt issued NFT by Bleep Gigaverse, his duo with Jürgen Laarmann. In November 2025 a joint album with Tom Wax, From XS To Eternity, was announced on Phuture Wax, and his own site describes him as a live performer and radio host with more than 900 gigs on five continents. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Elsewhere
Written from the sources cited, which are listed with the rest in the source register. Only career facts are given.