Δείτε παρακάτω.... Farewell to the WMC's 25th anniversary With all done and dusted, the 25th edition of the Miami Winter Music Conference has taught us two things: that it's bigger and better than ever before and that however little you sleep, you still can't make all the parties. A whirlwind last day sees us hit the Beatport party where the line tails back from the Gansevoort hotel private beach to the street, while Kaskade is spinning party trance onstage. Rising star Afrojack takes over, his Dirty Dutch squeaks typifying the sound of this year's biggest stages, before Swedish Mafia's Sebastian Ingrosso and Steve Angello follow to raptuous applause. Back at the Shelborne a marathon set from Danny Tenaglia ensures yet another capacity crowd, drag artist Anthony Lamont prowling the stage in heels, suspenders and an 'I'm in Miami Bitch' t-shirt, passing out fans to the over-heating front row and generally ensuring maximum fierceness alongside dancer Vivac...
Mikael Delta was born and raised in Athens where he studied graphic design and illustration. He begun writing music in 1992, as a lead member of the band Stereo Nova (the best Greek band according to MTV Europe in 1994). Stereo Nova produced 5 albums and were connected powerfully with a fanbase that slowly but steadily grew larger and lasted many years after their break-up in 1997. In 1996 he released his first solo work entitled The Picture, under the famous techno label R & S Records in Belgium . In 1999 his second album Blue Emotions was released in Glasgow by Glasgow Underground Records and received excellent reviews by the British music press (Dj Magazine, Mixmag, Jockey Slut). The same year he released his album Nepeta in Greece under the small indie label Studio2 Records. In 2000 he collaborated with the Greek artist Tania Tsanaklidou and they released the best selling single Mia Agapi Mikri (A Little Love) under the indie label of Mylos. The track was included in the Fr...
Δείτε παρακάτω.... Real name / Sander Ketelaars Moniker(s) / Sander van Doorn, Sam Sharp, Purple Haze, Filterfunk, Sandler Bio First there were Heineken and Edam, then came Sander van Doorn. The Dutch musical genius may not be as mature as his predecessors but he’s certainly made as much of an impact in his comparatively short career, not only in The Netherlands but also across the world. Having made his debut in the world renowned DJ Mag Top 100 at 32 in 2006, before climbing 19 places to No.13 in 2008’s poll; sandwiched between Carl Cox and Paul Oakenfold, the fast rise of Sander van Doorn is a testament to his raw talent and dedication. In just seven years he’s clocked up more dance floor destroyers, sell out gigs and awards than most artists do in a lifetime… and his journey is still in its infancy. From the start Sander (and his alter egos; Sam Sharp, Purple Haze, Filterfunk & Sandler) has produced a variety of sounds at a level that only most...