Angelo Battilani - Too Many Words (Andrea Bertolini Remix) [2007]

/Welcome to the world of dancing imagination./

Téo César
Conheceu a musica eletrônica por volta de 2008 através das rádios FMs, e foi conhecendo festas eletrônicas através dos amigos, onde começou a se interessar ainda mais pelo ritmo!
Em 2011 fez um curso básico de mixagem , onde passou a reproduzir sets com Cdjs e Mixer!
O Dj reproduz sets de acordo com a energia da pista e vem se destacando transitando entre Progressive trance e Minimal progressivo!

Lately knows as Antenna!
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Born on January the 7th 1978 in Tortona (Italy) at the age of 14 he started deejaying at school parties and then in local clubs; at that same time he started getting involved into music production. In June 2001 he released his very first record called “Bitter candy” under the nickname B’n’3. In October 2001 he began to work with “J.T. Company” (owned by Joe T. Vannelli) and became resident dj at the “Supalova Club” nights. In spring 2003 he produced “Nasty Bass”, an international hit that was included in the sixth volume of the “Subliminal session” (on the label owned by Erick Morillo) mixed by Benny Benassi. Since March 2005 he works with Stereo Seven Records as A&R. He achieved great international feedback with his production “My wav”. On 11th of August 2007 he’s one of the djs of MTV Music 4 Life Party at Street Parade 2007 (Zurigo – Swiss) with Eric Prydz, Tocadisco, X Press 2, Westbam e Kurd Maverick. In October 2007 he released his first album “My Waves”. In 2009 co-produced together with Dan Balan the tracks “Chica Bomb”. He has played in country such as : Italy, Russia, Siberia, Switzerland, Latvia, Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Tunisia, Greece, Ukraina, Israel, France, Australia, Mexico, India.
In 2012 he produced “Vivace” the last album from Motel Connection.
He’s now running his new solo project called Antenna!. Started into 2020, already released on labels such ad Soulfuric and Ghetto Disco Records.

andreabertolinidj@gmail.com

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