With tracks at the top of global charts, Global Deejays
unique sound setting international standards and their DJ sets moving the
masses worldwide, Global Deejays are among the innovation-pushing,
style-creating elite of the worldwide dance / house / electronic scene. The US
/ Dutch / Austrian project has brothers DJ Taylor and DJ Flow on board - two of
the planet’s most wanted producers, remixers and DJs. Legendary track “The Sound Of San Francisco” was the 2005 breakthrough of
Global Deejays. An innovative combination of progressive dance elements and
typical sound of the 60s, it broke all dance and billboard charts worldwide and
was showered in awards, the MTV award being one. The track left permanent marks
in the way remixers are being produced today. It’s a classic and a milestone on
collective consciousness’s path. More profound hits followed with “Flashdance”,
“Stars On 45” or the Queen remix “Don’t Stop Me Now”. In coop with
Technotronic, their track “Get Up” boosted them over the Atlantic, being a #1
hit in the North American billboard dance charts. At the same time, with their
remix of Zelenoglazoe Taxi, they topped every dance, billboard and radio chart
in Russia. With danish dance diva Ida Corr and a new stilistic approach, “My
Friend” became a #1 hit in the UK dance charts. In 2011, they proved their
status as worldclass producers with the track “Bring it back”, which reached
the top of European charts, peaking at #8 on the US Billboard Dance Charts! In
France they had a Top 10 sales charts hit with „Hardcore Vibes“, which was also
#7 on the national airplay charts, early 2012. “Always try new ways, and make club pleasing tracks that keep our unique
sound.” That’s DJ Flow’s and DJ Taylor’s simple strategy in co-architecturing
our contemporary dance and remix landscapes. While their sound may constantly
evolve, there’s a unifying “forward factor” in their productions, with
energetic beats and pounding bass lines as typical trademarks. Global Deejays
have been all over the planet during the past years. There’s hardly a nation
they haven’t played or a club they haven’t melted down. “You have to keep in
touch with the dancefloor, that’s where we get our energy and motivation for
our studio work”, says DJ Taylor, who’s always with one foot in the club with
his brother. “When we’re on, we’re totally on. We play and party out of our
hearts. People feel that we’re with them.”Listen song here:YouTube
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