DJS FROM MARS
TORINO (ITALY)

Territories represented: worldwide (non exclusive)
www.djsfrommars.com | www.facebook.com/djsfrommars | www.youtube.com/djsfrommars | www.soundcloud.com/djsfrommars
Style: House, Electro, Mash Up
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The DJs From Mars bring the mashup attitude into electrohouse. They start remixing big pop hits for their gigs in 2004, in BlissCo headquarters, just for fun. In a couple of years they are recognized as one of the biggest names in the mashup scene.Their videos on Youtube get over 10 millions of views, and the hype is still growing. The bootlegs are soon noticed by labels all around the world, and they start working on remixes for big pop and dance acts such as Fragma, Ciara, Eiffel 65, Brooklyn Bounce , Coolio and Ennio Morricone, and many more...in the US they start working with Jason Nevins, who brings them some big major acts remixes. (Tour Opening for TIESTO in USA) During 2010 they release more than 70 official remixes (along to more than 60 bootlegs)their tracks are playlisted and supported by undiscussed top DJs like David Guetta, Carl Cox, Bob Sinclar and more. Meantime they start touring all around the world, their cartoon box head show brings the aliens to Germany,
Austria, France, Sweden, Italy, Australia, USA, Portugal, Spain, Poland, Brazil etc.. Their goal is to conquer the world...so stay tuned and be aware. DJs From Mars are two deejays (Aqualuce and Ventafunk) landed for random causes, in the same time, in the same place, in BlissCo. Studios, on planet Earth. Their first sonic experiment is generated in 2004, and goes by the name of “Non dormo più” (Movimental), Earth reaction is nice (the single appears in 5 compilations and goes straight to the highest charts positions). Right after, “Open Sesame” and “Kipo Mambo” (Movimental, 2005) are released, and the Alien DJs are playlisted outside of Italy, too. After a break for personal reasons, they come back with “The Motherfucker” (Green Park, 2007), it‟s digital age, the track has an international flavor that brings DJs From Mars in the charts of several online stores on the planet. The next episode is “Who gives a fuck about deejays” (The Dominion, 2008), that takes them to be appreciated by some top house djs in Europe, and brings some remixes requests by in France (Armand de France – I Say Ride on - FalcoMusic / STARSHIT-recordings, 2008) and in Germany (Alex Megane – Hurricane 2008 – Yawa Rec.). The following step is the remake of an old dance track by theirselves, called “Dirty Mary”, that is airplayed by lots of top dance radios in Italy and Europe… In the meantime, the DJs start a remix collaboration with the Brazilian DJ and label owner Diovanni, (Don’t stop the music – TronicB7, 2008). They also join their label mates Freakadelika, with the remix of “I don’t like it” (GreenPark, 2008), and dB Pure, hat has his tracks “All night long” and “Falling Down” (Green Park, 2008) remixed by the martians, with big feedbacks from top DJs in the Mediterranean area.
DJs From Mars continue working without pauses, “Saturday night on the moon” (The Dominion, 2008) is a the next song, featured in compilations in Germany and Italy, and airplayed in lots of radios and clubs in Eastern Europe. In the meantime they give birth to the side project “Sashimi Planet”, which incorporates the melodic and pop soul of the duo. The first single is called “lonely Satellite” and there is an upcoming release called “Shelter”. 2009 starts with a progressive mood for the aliens: their new single is called “Suono e Immagine” (The
Dominion, 2009) and it is a space travel that will thake them into the new years.
After just a couple of weeks they start working with dB Pure to a new single: “Revolution Radio”, after a short time it‟s already licensed on a big compilation in Germany. The years goes on with big news: they go pop while they produce the main mix of “Diventa come un fiore” by Dari, an Italian band that is climbing every kind of tv and radio chart, while Phunk Investigation‟s owned label “Absolutely Records” ask for a remix on their track “Show me the way” with vocals by Sharon May Linn. They also have remix requests from Canada‟s label “Peak Hour Music”, they work on a track by DJ Jake Chec from Executive Mix, the song is “breathe”. They also have a strong release with the club hymn from their label BlissCorporation: “Blue (Da Ba Dee)” is out on 2009 May, with mixes by DJs From Mars and Gabry Ponte (originally in the Eiffel 65 lineup). In the meantime they produce several bootlegs for their gigs, and some of them join the interest of All Music (the second music network in Italy after MTV) that starts broadcasting their works into the dance playlists. At the same time they start working with Starshit Recordings: they put their hands on Rico Bernasconi’s “Love Deep Inside”, and they are about to release “Don’t Give Up”, a remake of the massive 90‟s club hit by Chicane and Bryan Adams. And they‟re still at work…In the 2009 the were involved in many german releases with their remixes, such as “Hit The Dust” of Rico Bernasconi ,“Teenage Dirthouse” made by Patric McFly and with the remix of the Billboard‟s listed artist Bobby Blue with “All the stars” in the USA. In the same year they were playlisted in the Bob Sinclar’s Radio Show in France with their bootleg of Jay Z feat. Rihanna and Kanye West vs. Johann Sebastian Bach "Run This Town And Fugue In D Minor" In 2010 they are at work on several remixes, Britney Spears cover for “3” by The Real Booty Babes, “Ocean Of Love” by Darren Bailie from Guru Josh Project feat. Damae from Fragma, “Waiting for tonight” fromEkowraith, “Zombie 2010” by Andrew Spencer, while they release on Starshit/Kontor “Luv 2 Like It” with Rico Bernasconi.


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