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Jesse García is a Spanish DJ, coming from Barcelona, Spain. When one asks about his profession, he will say that he is both a professional DJ and a producer, with 20 and 10 years of experience in each of those respectively. He has gained quite a number of successes when he was under Tribal Spain and Electric Spain labels in 2003, under which Jesse released a few tracks including “Lanzarote” and “Ibiza”, his first ones to touch worldwide house music fans’ hearts.
Jesse García is a Spanish DJ, coming from Barcelona, Spain. When one asks about his profession, he will say that he is both a professional DJ and a producer, with 20 and 10 years of experience in each of those respectively. He has gained quite a number of successes when he was under Tribal Spain and Electric Spain labels in 2003, under which Jesse released a few tracks including “Lanzarote” and “Ibiza”, his first ones to touch worldwide house music fans’ hearts.
Sounds
Electronica, house.
Where you might have heard him
2008 saw him getting his first win at the Beatport Awards as the best house artist beating other nominees such as Axwell, Robbie Rivera, Dirty South to name a few. Jesse’s commendable track titled, “Off Da Hook”, released in March 2007, which peaked at Beatport chart was the one leading him to make the podium. This particular track was also in the Top 10 list of the Australian best-selling tracks chart. Even The Ministry of Sound UK included it in their famous compilation records. The same goes for Roger Sanchez, a New Yorker house music DJ, who put Jesse’s track in three of his own Release Yourself compilation albums series. Roger Sanchez’s label, Stealth Records, had also featured Jesse García as a repeat performer or more like a resident DJ in that sense in their series of club parties called Stealth Live! Having collaborated with a Grammy Award winner is indeed no mean feat for Jesse, it was Jesse’s famous track “Let’s get happy” that first attracted Roger Sanchez, who later on released it under his label which soon became a classic. Jesse has also done a few remixes, such as for Corey Andrew’s “Move your Body”, which reached number two in Beatport Top 100.
Why see him
Jesse was the first Spaniard to receive a Beatport Award. Hailing from Barcelona, a city that is full of underground clubs, one could probably assume he knows his way around the decks as well as the bars. Get ready for some deep house music by Jesse García at Cocoon Beach Club on March 30.
Electronica, house.
Where you might have heard him
2008 saw him getting his first win at the Beatport Awards as the best house artist beating other nominees such as Axwell, Robbie Rivera, Dirty South to name a few. Jesse’s commendable track titled, “Off Da Hook”, released in March 2007, which peaked at Beatport chart was the one leading him to make the podium. This particular track was also in the Top 10 list of the Australian best-selling tracks chart. Even The Ministry of Sound UK included it in their famous compilation records. The same goes for Roger Sanchez, a New Yorker house music DJ, who put Jesse’s track in three of his own Release Yourself compilation albums series. Roger Sanchez’s label, Stealth Records, had also featured Jesse García as a repeat performer or more like a resident DJ in that sense in their series of club parties called Stealth Live! Having collaborated with a Grammy Award winner is indeed no mean feat for Jesse, it was Jesse’s famous track “Let’s get happy” that first attracted Roger Sanchez, who later on released it under his label which soon became a classic. Jesse has also done a few remixes, such as for Corey Andrew’s “Move your Body”, which reached number two in Beatport Top 100.
Why see him
Jesse was the first Spaniard to receive a Beatport Award. Hailing from Barcelona, a city that is full of underground clubs, one could probably assume he knows his way around the decks as well as the bars. Get ready for some deep house music by Jesse García at Cocoon Beach Club on March 30.
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