TIESTO BRASIL

Tiësto é o nome artístico do DJ, remixer e produtor musical holandês Tijs Michiel Verwest, nascido em Breda, em 17 de janeiro de 1969).[1] Tiësto já foi nomeado para o Grammy. Ele tornou-se um dos nomes mais famosos,considerados e influentes na cena mundial de trance e música electrónica. Apesar de ele ter utilizado muitos apelidos no passado, ele é mais conhecido pelo seu trabalho como Tiësto. Nas suas produções mais recentes, no entanto, ele abandonou o rótulo de "DJ" e é conhecido agora como simplesmente "Tiësto", uma alcunha que deriva de seu apelido de infância.

Conforme sua popularidade cresceu no início dos anos 2000, ele tornou-se o primeiro DJ a apresentar-se para um grande público sem nenhum outro DJ ou outros actos de abertura. Ele também é notado por ser o primeiro DJ a tocar ao vivo no palco em Jogos Olímpicos na cerimónia de abertura das olimpíadas de 2004 em Atenas. Além de receber inúmeros prémios pelo seu trabalho ele foi coroado como o "Melhor Dj do mundo" 3 vezes consecutivas pela DJ Magazine de 2002 / 2003 / 2004 (mama guerra).

Ele também realizou contribuições de caridade. Em Abril de 2006, Tiësto foi nomeado o embaixador mundial para a fundação Dance4Life, combatendo a disseminação da Sida, para a qual ele gravou a faixa "Dance4life." Em Dezembro de 2007, Tiësto e Giorgio Armani colaboraram juntos numa edição limitada de uma camisola de Tiësto disponível nas lojas Armani Exchange. O seu single "Sweet Things" inclui a camisola, com os lucros da venda beneficiando os Mercy Corps, uma ONG de acção humanitária.

Ele recebeu uma nomeação para um Grammy Award em 2008, por seu álbum Elements of Life.

Em 2008 e 2009, Tiësto estabelecidas entre o 7 Julho e 22 de Setembro, toda segunda-feira como o novo DJ residente na Privileg em Ibiza.

2008 e 2009, Tiësto foi eleito para o International Dance Music Awards (IDMA) no Winter Music Conference, em Miami, como o melhor DJ do mundo.

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Brass Knuckles, the production powerhouse made up of Anthony Pisano, Danny D’Brito and Tony Livadas, fuses together elements of electro, traditional house and rock N roll to bring listeners a fresh new version of big room house music. 

The group came together in 2009 when D'Brito and Livadas, who had been playing in bands together over the course of several years, connected with Pisano and began working as a production trio. The group’s first breakthrough single came in 2012 with “Bad Habits”, which peaked at #27 on the Billboard Club Play Charts and #45 on the Billboard Dance Charts. Brass Knuckles supported the single with non-stop touring, including numerous runs across North America as well as tours throughout Europe and Asia. 

In May 2014, the group released their single "Crack," a collaboration with The Cataracs, which received praise from This Song Is Sick, YourEDM, Dancing Astronaut, and DJ support from Showtek, Nervo, R3hab, Dada Life, Tritonal, and many more. Following this release, Brass Knuckles embarked on a ten date tour of Asia, their third tour throughout the territory, which ended with a main stage performance at Ultra Korea. Their latest release, a remix of Dada Life's "One Smile," came out on August 12, 2014 with strong blog and DJ support. 

Their newest single “Water Gun”, out August 26th in all stores, will be streaming exclusively on Beats Music for one week prior to release, starting August 19th. “Water Gun” blasts you in the face with a cool dose of upbeat piano melodies while the sing-along vocals by John Ryan are sure to get stuck in your head for days to come. 

D’Brito often tells journalists, "We don't look at ourselves like a DJ group, we look at this as a band” and once you’ve seen Brass Knuckles live, you will understand his reference. Livadas takes the stage each night, walking out to a packed venue while playing technical melodies on guitar while Pisano and D’Brito mix records and trigger live samples, making for an engaging, energy-packed show that is sure to get people moving. 

Check tour dates to see when Brass Knuckles will be performing at a city near you.

Artista emergente que ha trabajado en sus producciones y que ha sido apoyado por Dj’s como VAX , ALI STONE , CHRIZ NOISE entre otros.
Andreto a la edad de 8 años se sedujo con el Trance que en ese momento era la sensación por su más grande ídolo Tiesto , a partir de ahí decidió probar escuchar otros subgéneros y siendo muy especial para el
Empieza su carrera como promotor y así siendo cautivado por esto decide entrar a la escena por su gran talento ha sido llamado a grandes festivales que se celebrarán en el mes de octubre así abriendo una nueva historia en la escena nacional

STARTED AS A DJ, RECORD PRODUCER AND REMIXER IN MY HOMETOWN, BREDA. ULTIMATELY VOTED THE WORLD'S NUMBER ONE DJ ON DJ MAG IN 2013 AND AGAIN IN 2014. NOW A MUSICAL CREATIVE FOLLOWING MY OWN PATH, BACK FOR MORE.

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Dadaism, who is known for his inventive style that blends techno and deep house, draws from a range of rock bands including Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin. Says, “Shaping or finding your own sound can be quite difficult in the beginning especially when you appreciate a lot of different styles. I think dance music is headed wherever we take it, we all have been influencing each other with our own unique and special sounds.” With a background in music Dadaism's production is heavy on melodies and incorporates a variety of instruments. Says, “My best results come from improvising on keyboard, playing around with loops and synths until something catches my ear. I like to play like I am partying with everyone.” The artist who devotes ten hours a day to producing music, likes to spend his down time listening to artists such as Dasha Rush, Julian Jeweil, Dehix, Bart Skils and others. He is already working on his debut album, slated to be launched next year. Adds, “I try to stay away from the trend as much as I can. In my opinion, deep house has already turned into something else just like progressive house did. I really hope this doesn’t happen with techno.”

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