LATEST NEWS :
Syna released a new single in August 2011! "Change", produced with Ayleon, features also a massive remix by french producer called Arkia! Check out the video with both versions of this epic to match Syna's debut "Face of God"... CLICK HERE!

Syna's fifth single "Last Wish" was released 26th October 2010, including amazing remixes from Ayleon and Beetseekers!

Syna released a new EP "Clarity" / "And We Go Forward" on 3rd November 2009. It has been supported by Paul van Dyk and Airwave among others.

Syna's remix of "Fearless" by Sied van Riel has also been released as part of Subtraxx Remixed -compilation! The remix gained support from Ferry Corsten, Solarstone...

BIOGRAPHY :
Syna is a coalition of three talented finnish producers, Toni Kurkimäki, Timo Juuti and Mika Vuorela. They are also known as Deck Jagger. In the summer of 2002 Timo asked Toni and Mika, who were then known as DeCall, to produce one of his latest tracks. DeCall had already released a single called "Surrender" which became a club hit in Finland and later Timo got his debut release: Tacit & Blue - "Abre Los Ojos" on Tranzexperience 2004 compilation (mixed by Misja Helsloot). The successful collaboration of Decall and T&B finally lead into creation of joint project, Syna in summer 2004.

The sound of Syna has been unique from the very beginning. The diverse musical backgrounds and producing styles of each producer create a melting pot that is the essence of Syna. Melodies full of feeling, combined with deep progressive basslines and breakbeats are probably the most distinctive elements of Syna, though you never really know what you're going to hear next.

Syna's follow-up to their debut "Face of God" came out in July 2007. It was called "Do You Feel?" and is the biggest Syna release to date, having featured in numerous DJ sets, radio programmes and even TV shows. Right now Syna is working on a number of new tracks and remixes. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.