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For the past decade, Mad Decent has been invading your ears with fresh sounds. With humble beginnings in Diplo’s Philadelphia studio, Mad Decent’s unwavering mission is to highlight underground, genre-blurring sounds. Mad Decent tops iTunes, Beatport and Shazam charts worldwide with #1 Dance tracks and albums with releases from artists like Major Lazer, Dillon Francis, Grandtheft, Party Favor, NGHTMRE and Yellow Claw. Mad Decent is also home to Good Enuff, a launchpad for artists breaking the norm; notable releases include Bauuer’s “Harlem Shake” and DJ Snake’s “Bird Machine.” As an extension of the Mad Decent sound, Mad Decent Block Party was established in 2006 and now spans across North America and India.

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The south is the perfect place for fans of electronic music in Brazil. The culture of clubs and festivals has developed tremendously throughout the last decade and Fran Bortolossi stands out as one of the main characters responsible for this
growth, as well as one of its most talented artists.

Francisco began playing in 2006 in the region known as Serra Gaucha, after growing up surrounded by music: his mother is a pianist and has been a major influence in Fran’s understanding of his great passion. In 2009, the DJ started to promote and DJ in parties dedicated to the music he and his friends were into, and this is how COLOURS was born, nowadays a label party of major importance, which has held close to 100 editions within the limits of Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina.

In addition to the events that made him acknowledged by the peers in his country, Fran’s talent is also seen as a DJ: his residence of more than five years at the Havana club in Caxias do Sul has given him experience that led his to play in major festivals such as Tomorrowland Brasil, parties during the Off Sónar and
Amsterdam Dance Event, as well as clubs like D-Edge, Warung and Vibe (in
Brazil) as well as Crobar (Arg) and Ritter Butzke (Ger). As a music producer, Fran has released music in labels such as LouLou Records and Warung Recordings. From event production to music making, Fran Bortolossi’s name is instantly related to talent and commitment to the Brazilian electronic music scene.


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O Sul do Brasil é um local privilegiado para os fãs da música eletrônica: clubes, festivais e uma cultura que na última década se fortaleceu muito compõem um cenário rico e em franco crescimento – e é dele que o gaúcho Fran Bortolossi surge como um dos mais talentosos protagonistas.

Fran começou a tocar no ano de 2006 na Serra Gaúcha, após uma infância cercada por música: sua mãe é pianista e desde cedo influenciou o filho a entender aquilo que aos poucos foi se revelando sua grande paixão. Em 2009 o DJ passou a fazer festas com a música que ele e seus amigos curtiam e desta inciativa nasceu a COLOURS, festa itinerante que já teve mais de 40 edições entre o Rio Grande do Sul e Santa Catarina e que hoje é uma referência nacional em produção e curadoria.

Além dos eventos que produz, o talento de Fran também foi se revelando nas mixagens e na construção de sets de House Music: sua residência de mais de 5 anos no clube Havana, em Caxias do Sul, lhe rendeu experiência para que hoje pudesse apresentar seu som em grandes festivais como a XXXPerience e o Winter Festival, além de clubes brasileiros do porte de D-Edge (SP), Warung (SC) e Vibe (PR). Em 2013, ao lado do também DJ e produtor Vini  Ferreira, Fran deu início ao projeto “BigPacGang”, que em 2014 lançou sua primeira faixa própria além de assinar um remix para os belgas LouLou Players e Kolombo.

No comando das pistas, à frente da produção de eventos ou dentro dos estúdios, o nome de Fran Bortolossi representa talento e comprometimento com a boa música eletrônica.

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