It started in 2000 when 2 Dj's from Timisoara had a dream to make a special dance project very different from what it was at that time in Romania. And they did, the 1st success came with the single "Te Chem"(Calling You) cover after Furia II - 'I want you".
2002 came with another fresh sound and a new voice - Claudia Pavel was called the singer and "Spune-mi Tot Ce Vrei"( Tell me what you want) the single released, was something different in did, but the big success came in 2003 when Elena Baltagan join the team, and "Lumea ta"(Your world) was launched becoming the biggest dance single of the year in Romania.
Their success took a big turn becoming one of the best romanian dance selling projects.
Dj Project music was so popular that passed beyond romanian borders ... but like other "fairytales" the happiness of this project last till 2009 when they release the last album with Elena entitled "In The Club", and Elena announced her departure from this project .
This, from my point of view was their first mistake they did. I know Elena wanted solo career but the manager was able to offer that but he didn't, Elena solo career could be done at the same with Dj Project, like Sil (Sylver) did, but Elena was release from her contract with Dj Project a big mistake that now become a big problem ..an end, who is so near for this project...sorry but is what is see it now! It's a mistake that was done could never be repair is like the rope who was cut.(always the node will remain).
Reminds me this another story from a project also from Timisoara who ended bad - Genius
What i'm saying is my personal opinion and from what i read and saw at Tv the end for this project is near 'cause all the "new" vocalists who took Elena place wanted just one thing: "the fame or re-launch of their career..
Open the eyes now and search for Genius story, and from what i remember was the same manager... i don't want blame anyone is just a signal to be reached there at those who are responsible... take measures if they really want to save this project...
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