Frank Biazzi

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  Frank Biazzi

  Born in 1973, this Belgian DJ started mixing at the young age of 17 on a local radio station, a 2 hour non-stop program with the upcoming sounds from the underground.
  He gradually became a respected DJ and played in Belgium's most famous clubs, events and festivals (I Love Techno, Cirque d'Anvers, House Torhout, Cherry Moon's Anniversary,...) and at many different occasions abroad.
  He held residencies in several well reputated clubs and played every saturday at Lagoa (one of the biggest techno-clubs in Belgium) from 1996 till 2004.
  His style is a mix of tech-house, groovy techno and hard-techno.
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  Benny Benassi

  Benny Benassi, real name Marco Benassi (born 13th July 1967) is an Italian DJ and producer, offering energetic electro-house music that has achieved wide commercial success.

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  Boys Noize

  Boys Noize is the Berlin-based Dj and producer Alexander Ridha.

  Founder of Boysnoize Records and its sub-label BNR TRAX.

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  Feder

  Hadrien Federiconi aka Feder grew up in Nice (South of France) before moving to Paris and quickly immersing himself in the deep-house scene, combining his own take on pop with what he heard around him.

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  Joris Delacroix

  Joris Delacroix is a producer, dj and live performer based in south of France. His musical style combines House and Techno influences with melodies.

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  Bon Entendeur

  Duo of friends/DJs/producers from Aix-en-Provence 🌞

  De passions communes est né un projet hors du commun : Bon Entendeur. Un duo amoureux de ma culture française et curieux d'inventer des formats hybrides nourris de leurs passions. Leur aventure commence avec une démarche assez classique : arranger des playlists alimentées de musique qu'ils aiment. Ils ajoutent peu à peu ce qui apparaîtra avec le temps, comme leur marque de fabrique : le grain de voix d'une personnalité sur de la musique mixée. Leur format compte aujourd'hui plus de 50 mixtapes, et plus de 80 millions d'écoutes. Une signature de qualité.

  Bon Entendeur a cette volonté de parler culture en version originale !

  Leur album "Aller-Retour" concentre cette ADN : il est composé de chansons revisitées des années 60-70 et de productions originales mêlées à des interviews. L'album est un vrai succès et devient disque de platine, et leur titre phare, "Le temps est bon" est certifié single de platine avec une tournée à guichet fermé, jusqu'à la scène de l'Olympia ! Le duo enchaîne en 2021 avec "Minuit", leur 2ème album qui célèbre la nuit, s'ouvre aux années 80 et à quelques collaborations bien senties (Sofiane Pamart, Mc Solaar).

  Leur communauté grandissante les emmène ensuite au Zénith de Paris en 2022, avant une tournée internationale en 2023, aux Etats-Unis, au Canada et en Europe. L'année 2024 marque le retour du duo sur la scène française avec deux Olympia complets, une tournée estivale et la sortie de leur 3ème album "Rivages".

  www.bonentendeur.com

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  Acid Arab
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  Cerrone
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  DJ Ghost

  • Official DJ for the Philadelphia 76ers of the NBA.
  
  • iHeart Radio Q102 Philly Mix Show DJ
  
  • Partner In The Worlds #1 MP3 Site for DJ, CrooklynClan.net
  
  • Partner In Philadelphia’s Premier DJ Booking Agency, Spin City DJz
  
  • International DJ/Producer for over 18 years. Has been tour DJ for multiple platinum and gold selling artists. Currently hold DJ residences in Philadelphia, New Jersey, Las Vegas, Delaware, and Scottsdale.
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  DJ Furax

  DJ Furax - real name Alexandre Schippers - is an artist known for his trance, hard and techno songs, most with heavy retro influences. He began experimenting with a mixer at around 15 - when new beat-hype was becoming popular in Belgium. His first appearances were as a resident DJ in several clubs.
  
  5 years ago, Furax began producing tracks. His first hit was "Big Orgus," which became the best sold vinyl of 2003 in France and remained on the Dutch and Belgian charts for over three months.
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  Odymel
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  MR Sam
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  Roland Cristal
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  The Mackenzie
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  Ronald-V
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  Binum
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  At The Villa People

  Village People were a novelty disco band of the late 1970s. The group were as well known for their outrageous on-stage costumes (the members dressing up as a police officer, an American Indian chief, a construction worker, a soldier, a leatherman (biker) and a cowboy) as for their catchy tunes and suggestive lyrics.
  
  The band was assembled in 1977 and managed by two French musicians, Jacques Morali and Henri Belolo, specifically to showcase and perform their disco music creations. Much like Frank Farian's Boney M. or Spice Girls, the group was manufactured. Despite the French song writers, the songs were all in English.
  
  The band's name references a well-known gay area of New York City, Greenwich Village. Jacques Morali and Henri Belolo got the inspiration for creating an assembly of American man archetypes based on the gay men of the Village who frequently dressed in various fantasy ways. The police officer character is said to have been inspired by an actual Sacramento County (California) Sheriff's Deputy - David Orth.
  
  The United States Navy considered using the Village People hit "In the Navy" in a recruiting advertising campaign on television and radio. They contacted Belolo, who decided to give the rights for free on the condition that the Navy help them shoot the music video. Less than a month later, Village People arrived at the San Diego Naval base. The Navy provided them with a war ship, several airplanes, and hundreds of Navy men. When the video started showing and the Navy started the planned ad campaign, some newspapers protested using taxpayer money to fund music videos (especially for a group considered by some to be "morally dubious"). The Navy quickly cancelled the campaign. The scandal tremendously boosted the popularity of the song.
  
  Other hits include their trademark "Macho Man", "Go West", and "YMCA". More than twenty years later, a dance that involves forming the latter four letters with the dancer's arms and legs is still popular at summer camps, office functions, wedding receptions, school dances, sporting events and B'nai Mitzvahs. In the middle of the seventh inning of each baseball game at Yankee Stadium, the grounds crew take an on-field break from grooming the infield to dance as "YMCA" is played, typically to enthusiastic cheers from the fans.
  
  An interesting fact about the Village People recordings is that all of the background vocals for their best known recordings where provided by 2 session musicians who went on to front notable bands; Bill Champlin from Chicago, and Richard Page (musician) from Mr. Mister.
  
  The group also appeared in their 1980 feature film Can't Stop the Music, directed by Nancy Walker, written by Allan Carr and Bronte Woodard, music and lyrics by Jacques Morali and starring Steve Guttenberg, Valerie Perrine, Bruce Jenner, and Village People. The movie "won" the Worst Picture and Worst Screenplay prizes at the 1980 Golden Raspberry Awards in March 1981 and was nominated in almost all the other categories.
  
  In 1981, with the popularity of disco waning and New Wave music on the rise, Village People replaced their on-stage costumes with a new look inspired by the New Romantic movement, and released the New Wave album Renaissance; it was not a commercial success.
  
  In 1994, the Village People joined the German national soccer team to sing its official World Cup '94 theme, "Far Away in America."
  
  Starting in 2004, Village People performed as the opening act for Cher in her Farewell Tour until it ended in April 2005.
  
  From July 18th to July 20th, 2004, Village People performed in Berlin for three shows as an opening act for the German punk band Die Ärzte.
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  Michael Forzza

  Michael Forzza is a DJ/producer whose ideals can be traced back to the golden era of Belgium’s house and techno scene.

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  DJ HS