David Tort

David Tort’s limitless scope and approach to production has played a large part in making him the impressive artist and DJ he is today; intensely focused on making whatever he does the best that it possibly can be. Tracks like his Remixes for Gui Boratto “No Turning Back”, Giordano "Amazonia" or his solo single "Lost in Acid” have sweeped through dancefloors all over the World.

From Best Mainstream Producer to Best Tech House DJ, his no less than six award nominations at this years Deejay awards reveals how highly regarded David is on multiple levels; Impressive recognition of a phenomenal artist, gracefully strolling the dynamics between a versatile DJ and influential Producer. From sound tracking TV shows, igniting international dance floors, to crafting remixes - meticulously injected with his indelible level of main room house, David Tort has continued to impress both critics and audiences alike with his unmistakable and unique status.

Since his first released music in 1998, David Tort now has over 50 released productions to his name, among which are hits like “Changes”, “Work It Out” and also remixes for David Guetta, Tïesto & Nelly Furtado, and Bob Sinclar. The Spanish Dj and producer has already established himself as not only a global talent but as one of Spain’s hardest working and highest achieving exports and with an personal style aimed directly at the dancefloor, David has become the only Spanish DJ to be invited to spin at Beverly Hill’s exclusive Playboy Mansion.

As a busy collaborator David’s anthemic and groovy studio output has rocketed him to the top of best selling charts worldwide; his new interpretation of the classic “Chase The Sun” alongside Norman Doray, taking the No2 spot on Beatport for no less than 3 weeks.

David’s explosive club singles such as the recent “Areena” together with Thomas Gold and David Gausa for Dirty South’s label have been an outlet for his powerful hybrid of house music while his remixing skills are constantly up for accolade, including his remixes of Tiësto Feat Nelly Furtado – “Who Wants To Be Alone” and Wink’s acid infused “Don’t Laugh”. 2011 see’s forthcoming single releases on Axtone and Steve Angello’s mighty Size imprint confirming there are no limits to the dizzy heights that David Tort can reach. ..