Being in love with music and heavily influenced by electronic and industrial sounds, Dimitri Berzerk began his DJ career in 2005.
Over the course of his more than twenty-year career, he has held various DJ residencies and collaborated with numerous nightclubs, festivals, and radio stations— primarily in Mexico City but also internationally. To date, he has performed over a thousand shows across the Americas and Europe, sharing the stage with a wide array of artists and DJs.
For over twelve years, he has worked as an instructor in music production and DJing, specializing in electronic music.
As a music producer, he has begun to showcase his own sound and style through both his remixes and his original music a genre he calls “Esoteric Body Music.”
With the arrival of autumn 2026, Dimitri Berzerk releases his new full-length album, “Así en la Tierra como en el Cielo”. It is a deeply conceptual work that reinforces his signature “Esoteric Body Music” style. Through avian symbolism, he presents twelve tracks that, much like the zodiac wheel, unfold cyclically, seemingly without a fixed beginning or end. Each position on the wheel corresponds to a track; each track represents a bird; each bird embodies an archetype; and each archetype serves as a key, allowing us to cross the threshold toward inner transformation.
“Así en la Tierra como en el Cielo” acts as a torch, seeking to illuminate the dark paths within us and help us rediscover what has been lost. It is an invitation to learn from birds the secret of ascending to more subtle planes, while maintaining the firm conviction to return to the earth of our birth.
Musically, the album expands his sound by integrating new nuances from diverse genres, such as ambient and tribal music, and incorporating guitars, drums, and choral ensembles, thereby strengthening the project’s esoteric concept.
This release has spawned eight singles and five music videos, all serving to deepen the exploration of the album’s philosophical concept. Like its predecessor, the album will soon be released in a physical “music-book” format.