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Smos & Baby Bee: Party Flyers And More. Reminiscences Of A Unique Era In Belgian Nightlife Culture. (1993–2010) Has stock in Germany is a central aspect ofSad news shook up our scene in April 2020: Smos had passed away. Aged 53, the Antwerp based DJ was a key figure of our Belgian nightlife scene. As yin to yang, Smos was connected to Baby Bee. The inseparable duo who have been lovers as well has rocked dance floors all over Belgium and abroad for 20 years of which 18 as resident DJs in Caf dAnvers and four in the Motion room in Fuse in Brussels. Having started their DJ career in the early nineties,