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I Don't want to Be a Hero (Club Mix)

B. de Carey has honed his musical culture as a DJ in the 80's. In the early 90s, after winning a DMC competition, he began his journey as a remixer, showcasing his talent with artists like Indra and Abyale, 

Simultaneously, he joined the renowned radio station SKYROCK and took charge of the show, TOP DANCE, initially hosted by the legendary DJ RLP. As "DJ Bertrand", he assumed the roles of both host and producer of megamixes for the show from 1992 onwards. During the same period, he co-hosted the "Max Party" show, focusing on clubbing, and welcomed guest DJs such as David Morales, Maurice Joshua, and Lil ‘Louis.

Teaming up with P. Heninnot, B. de Carey ventured into music production, propelling the artist CHERRY MOON with hit singles like "Take it Easy" and "Everybody Get Down." 

Pioneers of French house music long before the emergence of the "French touch" movement, the duo produced over thirty tracks, with notable hits like PUSSY "Suck My Pussy" and SHANNA "Do Me Boy."

Their unique artistic signature was evident in their remix of "Dur, Dur D’Etre Bébé" by JORDY, a controversial hit that paid homage to the happy house sound pioneered by Steve "Silk" Hurley. The remix made it to the 58th position on the Billboard Hot 100 in July 1993.

In 2007, B. de Carey has diversified his talents and now runs a dedicated blog chronicling the history of dance music. Furthermore, he regularly treats his audience to captivating sets through his podcast on his website.

De Carey is back to his roots with some fresh new beats. Get ready to groove with both electro and soulful influences that shaped his signature style. It's all about that classic house sound that'll keep you dancing all night long. Get ready to dive into B. de Carey's eclectic world!!!

I Don't want to Be a Hero (Club Mix)

B. De Carey

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