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Genre: Hit musical series Armin van Burren, Paul Van Dyk, Justice, Bob Sinclar and DJ Tiesto, are all that stand in the European lists. To display the work of other groups, Eurochannel created the series Euro music DJs. Laurent Garnier: The Parisian Laurent Garnier began to "Music" during his stay in Manchester in the 80s when electronic music was flourishing. He became famous the next decade by working in prominent clubs such as Rex (Paris) and Ministry of Sound (London). In 1995 released his first LP, Shot in the Dark, which earned him the title of world's best DJ in 1996. The third album, Unreasonable Behavior (2000) delivers hits that brought the sound of Garnier to the four corners of the universe. He works today producing for films, fashion events, and even wrote a book about his work. Michaël Canitrot: Michaël Canitrot began work as DJs, in early 2000 and quickly became a resident of mythical European houses such as Queen Club in Paris. He is one of the creators of the concept of party "Solo, Happy in Paris", besides being the official DJ of the Cannes Film Festival since 2003. Brands such as Dior, Prada and Versace frequently use his music in their events. Bob Sinclar: Bob grew up in Le Marais, the gay district of Paris. It should surprise no one that the teenager Bob started very young, a switch by the local exclusive Paris late 80s. In 1994 he created his own label Yellow Productions, with his friend DJ Yellow. Digitalism: Digitalism is a German electronic music duo founded in 2004 in Hamburg, Germany. It consists of Jens' Jence and Ismail "Isi" Tufekçi. They have released two albums: their debut album 'Idealism' and a compilation of kitsune entitled Tabloid kitsune. Jens explains Digitalism's songs as mere chapters in a complex novel about social interaction and attraction. |
