Nic Fanciulli’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro English electronic music producer and DJ
Is Musician 
Deejay 
Record producer 
From England 
United Kingdom 
Type Business 
Music 
Gender male
Birth 1979
Age: 41 years

Blandt både eksperter og clubbers står engelske Nic Fanciulli som en af de allerstørste dj-talenter indenfor housemusikken de seneste par år.

Meget er der sket siden Nic Fanciulli i teenageårene så (strobe)-lyset og efterfølgende besluttede at tage dj-faget seriøst. Han steg hurtigt i graderne, og har i dette årtusinde været resident-dj på nogle af Englands hotteste klubber.

Derudover har han som en del af Skylark og Buick Projects (sammen med Andy Chatterly) remixet for bl.a. Kylie Minogue, Timo Mass og Underworld, men det er nok hans version af Tears For Fears’ ‘Shout’, der huskes af flest.

I 2004 fik han æren af at lave et dj-mix til magasinet Mixmags prestigefyldte ‘Live’-serie, der tidligere har haft navne som Moby, Laurent Garnier og førnævnte Carl Cox til at byde ind.

Året efter blev han også medlem i Renaissance-klubben og udsendte en dobbelt-cd, der viste hans store spændvidde som klub/live-dj.

Derudover optræder Nic Fanciulli også som fast dj på BBC’s radioflade.

Diskografi

Albums

  • 2005: Renaissance Presents Nic Fanciulli

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