Dubfire Biography
Dubfire is an Iranian American house and techno DJ as well as a producer. He made up half of the four times nominated and Grammy Award-winning duo.
Prior to this, Dubfire announced the launch of his new record label, Science + Technology Digital Audio, also known simply as SCI + TEC in 2007. Furthermore, he set the label up as an outlet to release his new music and began quietly unleashing a string of remarkable tracks.
Dubfire Age
Dubfire was born on April 19, 1971, in Tehran, Iran. Therefore, he is 48 years of age as of 2019.
Dubfire Height
There is no provided information regarding his height since he has not yet disclosed it to the public. However, this information is currently under review and will be updated soon.
Dubfire Family
Dubfire was born to his parents as Ali Shirazinia was born on April 19, 1971, in Iran. Nevertheless, he moved with his father, mother, and brother so that his father could attend an American university. He grew up in Washington, DC.
Moreover, he spent a lot of his youth age playing the guitar in school bands. Prior to this, he also listened to heavy doses of classic hip hop, jazz/rare groove, dub, new wave and industrial.
Furthermore, he was also influenced by the local punk scene and the music of Washington DC-based bands including Fugazi and Minor Threat.
Dubfire Wife
There is no provided information regarding his wife since he has not yet disclosed it to the public. However, this information is currently under review and will be updated soon.
Dubfire Net Worth
He sits at an approximate net worth of $103 dollars as of 2019. He has earned his lucrative income through his successful career as a house and techno DJ as well as a producer.
Dubfire Tour
Oct 31 • Los Angeles, CA
Nov 22 • Chicago, IL
Nov 30 • Miami, FL
Dubfire at Club Space Miami
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Shirazinia and fellow DC resident Sharam Tayebi formed Deep Dish in 1991. It was a DJ and production duo that became notable for their productions and DJ sets.
The production released acclaimed dance classics beginning with the 1995 remix of De’Lacy’s “Hideaway”.
He later went on to work with an eclectic array of names in pop, rock, and electronica. Sharam and Dubfire established Deep Dish Records. The two won a Grammy in 2002 for their remix of Dido’s “Thank You” along with many other high-profile awards.
The two began to produce and DJ individually claiming they got bored doing the same thing. Dubfire and Sharazam have always been separate producers and separate DJs who have just collaborated together for all these years.
Shirazinia used his long-time stage name “Dubfire” for his solo productions. His solo sound differs completely from that of Deep Dish, consisting of minimal, techno, and house. This was rather than the predominantly progressive house sound of Deep Dish.
Dubfire’s produced a cover of an obscure Love & Rockets song which is I Feel Speed. It features his own vocals. Shiraziniq also sings in In Love With a Friend on Deep Dish’s debut album.
Dubfire Singles
- 2007 -Emissions
- RibCage-2007
- Roadkill-2007
- 2007- I Feel Speed
- 2008- Diablo
- 2008- Dios
- 2009- Rabid
- 2009 -Fuego
- 2010 -Rejekt
- 2012-Slowburn
- 2012- Octvs
- 2012- Debris
- 2014-Exit
- 2014-Agua
Dubfire Remixes
- 1993: Angela Marni – Slippin’ & Slidin’
- 1994: Watergate – Lonely Winter
- 2006: Nitzer Ebb – Control I’m Here
- 2006: Robbie Rivera – Float Away
- 2007: Axwell Feat. Max’C – I Found U
- 2007: Meat Katie & D. Ramirez – Stop The Revolution
- 2007: DJ Yellow – No More Enemy
- Plastikman – Spastik – 2007
- 2007: Nic Fanciulli – Lucky Heather
- 2007: -Transit Time- Christian Smith & John Selway – Transit Time
- 2008: System 7 – Spacebird
- UNKLE – Hold My Hand-2008
- 2008: Radio Slave – Grindhouse
- Booka Shade – Charlotte- 2008
- 2008: Gregor Tresher – A Thousand Nights
- Minilogue – Jamaica- 2008
- 2008: Paul Ritch – Split the Line
- 2011: Paperclip People – 4 My Peepz
- 2011: Davide Squillace, Guti – That Ginger Ponytail
- 2015: Plastikman – Exposed
- 2015: Hot Since 82 & Habischmann – Leave Me
- 2016: Joseph Capriati – Fratello
Dubfire Awards
Won for Best Minimal Artist – Beatport Music Awards.
Won for Best Techno Artist – Beatport Music Awards.
Nominated for Best Single of 2007 – Emissions – Beatport Music Awards.
Dubfire Chicago
Shirazinia utilized his long-lasting stage name “Dubfire” for his independent creations. His performance sound varies observably from that of Deep Dish, comprising of negligible, techno, and house rather than the overwhelmingly dynamic house sound of Deep Dish. His generation I Feel Speed, which is a front of a dark Love and Rockets melody, includes his very own vocals. Dubfire additionally sings In Love With a Friend on Deep Dish’s introduction collection. I Feel Speed has shown up in the commercial of the Volkswagen Eos.
In 2007, Dubfire reported the dispatch of his new record mark, Science + Technology Digital Audio, likewise referred to just as SCI + TEC. He set the name up as an outlet to discharge his new music and started discreetly releasing a string of striking tracks. In 2007, he discharged electro-tech track “Roadkill,” while the stripped-back ‘RibCage’ turned into the first since forever discharge on Loco Dice’s Desolat name.
Dubfire caught up with an invasion of dancefloor-touching off discharges, arriving on some of electronic music’s driving marks. Richie Hawtin, who marked Dubfire’s “Discharges” to his exceptionally regarded Minus name, likewise discharged Dubfire’s revamp of ‘Spastik’ (the great track that Hawtin delivered in 1993 under his Plastikman assumed name) as an official re-work. Before long, Sven Vath’s Cocoon Records paid heed and discharged a portion of Dubfire’s music too.
He kept on discharging more creations. He had two top 10 tracks in Resident Advisor’s 100 Most Charted Records of 2007, International DJ Magazine’s Player of the Year in 2008, selections for Beatport’s “Best Minimal Artist” and “Best Techno Artist” in 2008 and 2009, covers on endless music magazines, blends for Mixmag, BBC Radio 1’s Essential Mix and DJ Magazine.
In 2008, Dubfire created a remix of Radio Slave’s “Grindhouse” including Danton Eeprom. It crossed almost every sort and was the pinnacle of an interesting sound that DJ Magazine called “coal-black, cleaned chrome techno”.
Dubfire at the 2017 Miami International Film Festival Dubfire’s ongoing work has seen him co-produce follows observed British electronic music act Underworld, discharge a two-plate accumulation with Loco Dice for Cocoon, extra remixes of Plastikman material, and a communitarian venture with regarded maker Oliver Huntemann. All through his striking adventure, Dubfire’s SCI+TEC mark has kept on developing and is presently home to a list of universally based craftsmen.
Dubfire Science + Technology
He announced the launch of his new record label, Science + Technology Digital Audio, also known simply as SCI + TEC in 2007.
He set the label so as to release his new music. Dubfire began quietly unleashing a string of remarkable tracks. He released the electro-tech track “Roadkill,” while the stripped-back ‘RibCage’ became the first-ever release on Loco Dice’s Desolat label in 2007.
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