In the shadowy depths of nightclubs, where the pulse of tech house beats dictates the rhythm of the night, Italian DJ and producer Draxx emerges as a towering figure. His performances are sets that are grand spectacles that win-over both the dance-crazed crowds and the seasoned eyes of the genre's stalwarts. Cloonee, Hugel, John Summit, Sosa, and Gordo are among the names who have given him their support, marking him as a maestro in an arena where only the extraordinary find their spotlight.
With a knack for crafting tracks that resonate at the core of the electronic music world, Draxx has an uncanny ability to weave sounds into sonic gold. His anthems have found homes at some of the biggest house labels in the world, including Insomniac, Hellbent, Sola, Nervous, Nonstop, Glasgow Underground, and Moon Harbour. Each release not only elevates his status but also sets the dance floors ablaze, showcasing his signature style.
The track "WTF" stormed the charts, securing a top spot on Beatport's main and tech house charts, while also earning a coveted place on Spotify's 'Tech House Operator' playlist. Not to be outdone, his tracks "Ponteme" and the electrifying remix of "Hayabusa" climbed the charts, solidifying Draxx's reputation as a chart-topping artist.
2023 marked a pinnacle year as Draxx was heralded as one of 'The Future of Dance' by 1001Tracklists, a turning point for the rising star. His remix of Kevin McKay's "Work" reached the top echelons of Beatport's Tech House chart - but there's more to share.
Further expanding his horizon, Draxx teamed up with talents like Hugel, Malone, and Cvmpanile for the track "TuTuTu" on Insomniac Records, which was met with massive support from influential figures in the dance music scene. As he continues to sign new tracks to major labels, and with a lineup of international tours, collaborations, and remixes scheduled for 2024, Draxx's journey in the electronic dance music world is surging forward, promising even more groundbreaking contributions to tech house culture and beyond.
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