Miki Love is the most popular DJane of Romania. Sexy image, combined with great music and expertise behind a desk transforms her into a complete artist, for which each party should be memorable. She is playing house music with influences: electro, progressive, funky, hip-hop & RnB , mash up and the fresh remixes of retro hits (80-90's).
She started in February 2007, in one of the most important clubs in Bucharest, Club Princess. Shortly thereafter, receives invitations from the most important clubs in the capital and the provinces. Register quickly a huge success and has the opportunity to perform in over 400 clubs in the country, and shared the scene with names like September, ATB or SESA(Sharon Philipps -The singer of the hit "Like this like that").
Nationally success is doubled in the coming years receiving invitations from clubs abroad, even managing to undertake major tournaments.In November 2009 launch,at Pro FM, the first single, "Black Pussy" (Black Cat), release that gets rave reviews from fans and the Romanian media.
Also, the material recorded a success in Holland, Belgium, Hungary, Bulgaria, Britain and France.
A second single, "Wanna Be a DJ" is taking shape at the end of 2010 and get public appreciation. Moreover, the release went to number 11 on Maks Chart Show, top broadcast Maks FM (Russia). "Mari" and “Shake” are the latest singles signed Miki Love, songs with strong electro/progressive influences,tracks more appreciated in the media field.
Summer of 2011 and 2012 gives Miki Love the opportunity to mix in a series of parties in Spain, at the club Moef Gaga,where she mix in front of over 1500 clubbers of different nationalities. Also support a successful tournament in Indonesia, Italy and Albania.
Over the years, Miki Love was invited to the most important radios in the country and works successfully even with televisions. From April 2011 she joins Dance Fm team and can be heard every Friday evening at 21:00, within its own show on 89.5 FM or www.dancefm

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Kevin Rego, the body behind the moving machine of Regoton, has been tinkering in the basement for years learning the ins and outs of his craft. Along the way, he’s remixed tracks by Steve Aoki, Nervo, Zedd, and other top-flight acts in the progressive house genre. Although it may seem like “just another house DJ” remixing these tracks, his work is far superior than the work of his peers; his tracks have been supported by some of the biggest acts in the world, including Afrojack, W&W, Steve Aoki, 3LAU, & Paris & Simo, just to name a few. The last few months have seen an increase in productions from Regoton: he’s put out multiple original tracks, such as his track “Bobble,” his collaboration with Culture Code Ft. Jonny Rose on “Waking Up,” and his most recent banger with Loudan titled “Zen”, which was released on Cr2 Records, and charted all the way up to #51 on the Beatport Progressive House Top 100.

Regoton’s methodical approach to music comes from the heart. As the electronic scene becomes more and more saturated with uninspired big room drops and tasteless bass kicks, he focuses more on the melodic side of progressive. Instead of splitting the dance floor with typical bass drops, Regoton lifts the spirits of his listeners with soaring, melodic choruses and finely tuned electro inserts. Seriously, it’s difficult to listen to a track touched by Regoton and not shuffle across the room. His formula is pretty simple: “I gotta enjoy what I’m doing. I enjoy the music that I make, so during my sets I play what sounds like it. I want my crowds to keep moving, to keep dancing. I want them to feel energetic and alive. I want to know that my energy is being received.”

Regoton doesn’t plan on staying put. Although he’s been building a name for himself in Montreal, the next year proves to be monumental in his global image. Expect to see Regoton showing up in clubs near you, sending beautiful, uplifting progressive house tunes through the speakers and into your hearts. Prepare yourself for an emotional experience; Regoton lives by one mantra: “Music is about expression…and nothing else, really.”

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Forget all the patronising nonsense that brings club culture closer to 1960s values. Djette? Djane? No need. DJ is the only prefix required here: DJ Natalie Brogan.

Having achieved more in a mite over half a decade than many peers will in a career, taking on the lads at their own game in the process, whatever gender-based cliches you might want to throw at her – equal parts stylus and stylish; beauty and the beats – be prepared to eat those words.

Taking influence from artists as diverse as Massive Attack and David Bowie, initially half-inching her brother’s ‘kiddy decks’ as a youngster, Natalie refined her artistic craft on her native Manchester club scene. Playing alongside the A-lister likes of The Hoxton Whores, Haçienda stalwart Dave Haslam, Danism (Defected) and Tube & Berger, it’s a city where Natalie has since returned to play the main room at the legendary Sankeys.

After quitting her day job in 2009 and jetting to Ibiza for a season that included shows at Eden and Es Paradis, she was soon on the move again, zooming across the globe to land in modern Middle Eastern party paradise Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. Beginning with a residency at the five-star Fairmont resort, a spot at Dubai’s Alpha club followed, as did notable press from OK magazine, Time Out and Infusion. DJ Magazine in the Middle East agreed with the snowballing acclaim, voting her 37th best DJ after a mere month in the region.

Natalie’s feet have barely touched the ground since. December 2010 saw her land a dream gig at Creamfields Abu Dhabi, claiming a main stage billing before megastars Above & Beyond, David Guetta and Afrojack, on a line-up that also featured James Zabiela, Sasha, Sander Van Doorn and Gareth Emery. A nomination in the 2011 Time Out Dubai Nightlife Awards for Dubai’s best local DJ followed and Natalie went on to host her own weekly night at Sublime in Dubai World Trade Centre. International recognition was also on the agenda, gracing events in Bahrain, Jordan and Qatar.

You want more? Not a problem. In the past 18 months alone, try Formula 1 yacht parties with Danny Rampling. Residencies at Abu Dhabi’s luxurious Monte Carlo Beach Club, Jumeirah at Etihad Towers and Hyatt Capital Gate. Headlining Immaculate Touch and Aloft pool parties, overseas jaunts to India and Egypt, plus return trips to Bahrain and Dubai (the latter at top-level venues Nasimi Beach and 360º). A monthly nightlife column in the UAE’s best-selling entertainment magazine What’s On Abu Dhabi. An official Emirates ambassador role with Stoli vodka.

We’re not done, either. Two further Creamfields Abu Dhabi slots – in 2011 on the main stage alongside Laidback Luke and Tiësto; still to come in 2012, on a bill featuring David Guetta, Armin van Buuren and Example – and opening for the aforementioned Guetta in March 2012 at Abu Dhabi’s Du Arena in front of 15,000 people. Press in Rolling Stone Middle East (a two-page spread, no less), becoming the Middle East’s first hologram DJ and, in 2012, a personal invitation to return to Manchester Midi School, where she learnt the basics herself, to inspire present-day students with a video diary of her progress.

Ditch the divides, get rid of gender politics, can the cliches. All that remains is one of the Middle East’s scene-leading spinners: DJ Natalie Brogan.

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