SOLIMANO

Gonzalo Solimano is a DJ and Producer from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Within the years his music has evolved creating an elegant and very personal sound. Loyal to Deep and House beats, Solimano ahs been incorporating different styles, going from Minimal to Techno. Influenced by the music of Carlos Alfonsin, Ricardo Villalobos, Swayzak, Steve Bug, Richie Hawtin, Laurent Garnier, Carl Craig and the labels Force Inc, Trapez, Sender, Traum, Cadenza, Kompakt y Moon Harbour among others, Solimano has been elaborating his own vision of electronic music. In October 2004 he launched "Unlock Recordings", a cultural plataform dedicated in developing new tendencies in the in the production ambient. The label started as a project in promoving Latinamerican producers and one year later counted with the support if internatinal artists. With a woroldwide distrbution Unlock Recordings is constantlly getting a bigger dimension, always trying to show a new musical concept. Thanks to his evolution, Solimano has shared events whit the main artists of the dance world scene. Richie Hawtin, Tiesto, Superpitcher, Way Out West, Dany Rampling, Hernan Cattaneo and Christian Smith, are some if the many artists with whom Solimano has presented sometime. Participating in the main events of electronic music, as Genuine Sound, Personal Fest, Pacha Bs As, Marlboro Music Station, Nachtdienst (Utrecht - Holanda) y EBM (Londres - Inglaterra). In different residences, Solimano has played his label sounds in the main nightclubs in Buenos Aires and Punta del Este, such as Mint, Club Pacha, Bar Fly, New York City and The Union Bar. Very related to culture, Solimano has known how to take his presentations out of the dancefloor, appearing in Cultural Centers such as MALBA, Borges Cultural Center, Konex Cultural City, and working activlly in the Red Bull Music Academy to which he was convoked as artist of the brand. http://www.gonzalosolimano.com/ Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.