As a disc jockey and music producer, Charlotte DeWitte is widely admired for her talents which have been felt in genres such as electro, underground and techno. Although she is relatively new to the world of entertainment having only been active since 2010, the Belgian DJ has managed to distinguish herself as one of those who cannot be ignored, thanks to her great expertise in the studio and behind the decks. ‘dexterity. Without a doubt, she is one of the best and most popular Belgian techno DJs. Besides her artistry which made this statement obvious, Charlotte was able to win coveted awards including the Red Bull Elektropedis Awards for Best Song, Best DJ, Best Producer and Artist of the Year.
Recently, his musical achievement has crossed the border of his country, exposing him to an international audience and bringing together his fans from all over the world interested in knowing more about the DJ. If you are one of them, here is your pleasure!
Charlotte De Witte’s Bio
Somewhere in Evergem, Belgium, on the 21st day of June 1992, Charlotte de Witte was born to her mother Isabelle de Witte. Although almost nothing is said about his father, while details about his upbringing are quite hard to find, it can be said that the DJ has always been a lover of music.
It is said that she was a huge fan of the Belgian folk group, Lais even before she became a teenager. De Witte was having a good time with rock until she discovered the electronic genre. this was after he moved to Ghent to continue his secondary education. There was no way to stop Charlotte afterwards. She accessed VirtualDJ and then looked for demanding centers to be able to play.
She started to attract attention but was thrust further into the limelight after taking part in the My Rules which had aspiring DJs competing with each other. Besides the JIM program, she was part of Commutateur, the Studio Brussels program that won her the Red Bull Elektropedia Award.
Thanks to this, she was able to perform at 2011Tomorrowland, the huge Belgian outdoor dance event organized in De Schorre, Boom. During the seventh edition of this event, Charlotte de Witte’s reputation skyrocketed, as she had the chance to perform with other well-known artists such as Above & Beyond, David Guetta, Adam Beyer and others.
As Charlotte de Witte successfully established herself as a DJ, it was only a matter of time before she got into music. In 2013, she dropped Observer, her debut EP. This was followed by Slaves/Substitute, her second EP in 2015. The same year she dropped the popular dance/electronic song, You’re Mine, featuring Oscar and the Wolf.
From the United States to Canada, Australia and Singapore, this DJ has toured various parts of Asia and Europe, performing at some of his biggest stages. In view of this, it is hardly surprising that the British BBC Radio 1 came to call on her for her services in 2019. We have verified that the radio station hired her to work for six months as a DJ . Confirming this, Charlotte promised to captivate BBC Radio 1 listeners with stripped down, powerful techno combined with soulful ambient and emotional moments.
What you need to know about the Belgian DJ
1. Unaware of her residency at BBC Radio 1 which should last six months, Charlotte de Witte has already been a resident of Studio Brussels.
2. She’s the brains of KNTXT, a popular techno party held at the Fuse Club in Brussels. Its goal is to offer a quality techno experience to fans of the genre.
3 Regardless of the fact that Lady De Witte began pursuing her musical dreams at an early age, she did not give up her studies for it. She finished high school and went to Artevelde University College where she earned a degree in event and project management. If you were wondering how she was able to host and manage KNTXT as well as she does? Now you know better.
4 Her real name is Charlotte de Witte but she came to be known as Raving George. She initially didn’t use her real name as she didn’t want to reveal her gender identity, as she felt it wouldn’t make her being taken seriously. It was in October 2015 that the DJ decided to start performing with her real name, convinced that sex would no longer be an issue, as she established herself as a good artist.