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Bakermat
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Also known as Lodewijk Fluttert

niederländischer DJ und Musikproduzent

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682,151
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Bakermat, an alias for young dutch producer Lodewijk Fluttert, had a quick rise. In just three months he gained a lot of views, likes and followers with his productions. He always had an obsession with music, in many genres. The young Bakermat was into jazz and blues and discovered house music when he was around 12. By fanatically listening to every track that was posted on blogspots he soon had a huge library built up. At the age of 18, he went to the University of Utrecht to study Psychology a

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Key facts

Musical artist.name
Bakermat
Musical artist.image
Bakermat image.jpg
Musical artist.birth_name
Lodewijk Fluttert
Musical artist.birth_place
Markelo, Netherlands
Musical artist.genre
Electronic
Musical artist.occupation
DJ, record producer
Musical artist.instrument
Keyboards
Musical artist.years_active
2012–present
Musical artist.label
Sony Music, Ultra Music, BeYourselfMusic, Big Top Amsterdam

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Gender
male
Place of birth
Utrecht
Occupation
disc jockey
Official website
bakermatmusic.com
Image
2015-07-19 7026 Bakermat (Sea You).jpg
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date of birth
1991-10-08
Commons category
Bakermat
birth name
Lodewijk Fluttert
pseudonym
Bakermat
start of work period
2012-00-00
social media followers
370000
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Article · Deutsch

Bakermat (* 8. Oktober 1991; mit bürgerlichem Namen Lodewijk Fluttert) ist ein niederländischer DJ und Musikproduzent aus Utrecht. Seine Musik lässt sich dem Genre Deep House und Tropical House zuordnen und zeichnet sich durch Jazz- und Soulelemente aus. In vielen seiner Werke bilden Instrumente wie Panflöte, Trompete und vor allem Saxophon die Begleitung.

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