Rosey Gold, a European based South African DJ - has swiftly made her mark on the international music scene, captivating audiences across diverse regions.
Renowned for her dynamic DJ sets, she skillfully intertwines the vibrant sounds of House music, drawing from the rich tapestry of the Southern African diaspora.

@nadavwav 's evil twin // 
Gusted says I'm the songbird of our generation
Knees Break // Boots // Pow // Make It Wet // Buss It Down // Go Slow // Etcccccc

Producer / DJ 
Bookings and Management: jeftuzmusic@gmail.com

Born into a world where beats and melodies were as vital as the air itself, Moojo's musical journey began in the vibrant heart of the South of France, Nice. From an early age, Moojo displayed an innate connection to rhythms and melodies. He surrounded himself with diverse musical influences, ranging from traditional African & Latin sounds to modern electronic beats, laying the foundation for his unique musical identity.
As Moojo grew, so did his passion for music. He embarked on a relentless pursuit of knowledge, honing his skills in production and DJing. With an uncanny ability to blend many cultural styles of music with contemporary electronic elements, Moojo crafted a signature sound that resonates with audiences worldwide.

 Moojo quickly garnered support from industry giants Black Coffee, Diplo and Blondish. His early releases such as ‘Simba’, ‘Makasi’ EP and Mo Black's chart-topping ‘Lora’ were an instant success, with Black Coffee featuring the ‘Lora’ at Tomorrowland.
‘Desperado’ & ‘Vamonos’ (4.9M & 1.9M Spotify streams respectively), caught the attention of stalwarts like Rufus du Sol, Diplo, and Bedouin.
Upon Diplo's invitation, Moojo remixed ‘Fortress’ released on Diplo’s Higher Ground. 2020 introduced ‘Jupiter’, with Caiiro on remix duties.
His breakout hit, a remix of ‘Moth To A Flame’ by The Weeknd & Swedish House Mafia became an anthem and has over 7.1M streams on Spotify, propelling the track to ‘the most listened-to Afro house track of 2022’.
More recent collaborations include Demayä with ‘Lotus’, Da Capo with ‘Secret ID’ and Bun Xapa with ‘Hate It or Love it’, all under Moojo’s label, Calamar Records.

I'm glad that you are here!
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Worldwide bookings:
Claudia at info@sevenvillasmusic.com
South America bookings:
Lina at lina@themothershipagency.com
Management:
Claudia at info@sevenvillasmusic.com

Studied BA in Music Management in Amsterdam. 

Producer Manager at Fried Music.

Bookings/Info: info@djpatife.com.br

instagram.com/deejaypatife

https://linktr.ee/deejaypatife


Wagner Ribeiro De Souza AKA DJ Patife (the ‘scoundrel’) was born and
raised in Brazil's music and clubbing capital São Paulo. He started out
as a DJ in a local Hip Hop band, having been influenced by Sound
System and Hip Hop culture, before falling in love with Jungle and
Drum & Bass in the mid-nineties.
A Brazilian Drum & Bass legend, he has played the globe: from WMC
(USA), SUNANDBASS (Sardinia), Exit (Serbia), Glastonbury and
Womad (UK), Skolbeats (Brazil), Montreux Jazz Festival (Switzerland),
to Sonar Festival (Spain).
As a producer, Patife is best known for 'Sambassim Remix', by Fernanda Porto that played by Gilles Peterson, Laurent Garnier and Andy C. It also won 'Best Dance Music
Video' award at the MTV Video Music Awards in Brazil. But it was his
part on the Brasil EP on V recordings, that rubber stamped his arrival.
It’s the ability to cross-over genres; from D & B to the jazz scene, that
sets him apart. A resident at many a legendary Drum & Bass club
night, he’s never been pigeon-holed by his great love for the genre
and continues to make noise from WOMAD to Worldwide Festival.
His latest releases includes: Viva Brazil compilation (w/ SUNANDBASS
Festival (Sardinia), ‘I Will’ feat. Vangeliez & DRS and ‘Living Together’
EP feat. MC Fats & Stamina MC.


Fim dos anos 80, São Paulo, Wagner Ribeiro de Souza, conhecido como DJ Patife, começa se aventurar com suas fitas cassetes em bailes de garagem, quermesses, festas de aniversários e afins, influenciado pelos programas de rádios das equipes de som Chic Show, Black Mad, Kaskatas, Zimbabwe e a seguir,  de DJ's como Iraí Campos, DJ Hum, Kljay, Ricardo Guedes, Tibor, Marky entre outros.

Pouco tempo depois, a primeira grande escola, o movimento Hip-Hop, foi DJ do grupo Fatos Reais, sua primeira grande experiência como DJ até então.

1995, o DJ realiza um grande sonho, é contratado para tocar na Arena Music Hall em Interlagos, São Paulo, local esse onde viveu boa parte de sua adolecência.

1997, primeira viagem a Londres.

1998, a segunda, onde conheceu pessoas influentes no mundo da música eletrônica naquela cidade.

Ano 2000, começa a produzir remixes para artistas da música brasileira, em parceria com os renomados produtores Xerxes de Oliveira & Mad Zoo, destacando-se com a cantora e compositora Fernanda Porto, e a música "Sambassim"  e "Só tinha de ser com você" de Tom Jobim & Elis Regina a qual fez parte da trilha sonora da novela "Um anjo caiu do céu" da Tv Globo.

Desde então, o DJ cruzou os sete mares, tocando em mais de 50 países entre clubs e festivais renomados como Homelands, Glastonboury, The Big Chill, The Montreux Jazz Festival (França), Exit (Serbia), Shizuoka Festival (Japão), WMC (Miami), Rock In Rio (RJ & Lisboa), Festival de Verão (Salvador), Ceará Music (Fortaleza, Planeta Atlântida (RS) e todas as edições do Skol Beats (SP).

Trabalhou e remixou artistas como Fernanda Porto, Cleveland Watkiss, Stamina MC, MC Fats, Dynamite MC, Raissa, Daniela Mercury, Marcelinho da Lua, Deeplick, Ramilson Maia, Laura Finnochiaro, Edson Cordeiro, João Parahyba, Trio Mocotó, Tribalistas, Funk Como Le Gusta, Max Viana, Mafalda Minnozzi, Mariene de Castro, Cortejo Afro, Jota Veloso, Marcelo Mira, João Viana, Simoninha, Max de Castro, Jair Oliveira, Bocato, Ulisses Rocha, André Andreo, Zuco 103 (Holanda), Koop (Suécia), Les Gammas (GMBH), Da Lata (UK)  e Satomi (Japão).

Cd's lançados: 7

Prêmios: Revista DJ Sound: Melhor música eletrônica de 2003 - Só Tinha De Ser Com Você

VMB Mtv 2003 - Melhor Video de música eletrônica. Sambassim

Prêmio Tim 2007: Melhor cd música eletrônica: Na Estrada.

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