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Today we bring you all the
biography of a formation of 2 young Djs
and producers that after his massive tune "Corderoy
- Sweetest Dreams" they entered in
the world trance scene for
to begin to made his own site among the big ones.
We hope you like it!!!
Corderoy
Biography

Corderoy
formed in 1999
are international producers based in London,
the heart of the UK. Chris
and Dale being
brothers work as a vigorous team, constantly contributing
to the music scene. Multi-talented musicians coming
from a background in bands, both are highly adaptable
to style and play piano, guitar, bass, drums.
Their first commercial dance release 'Sweetest
Dreams' which burst into clubland in 2003,
was reviewed by Guy Ornadel
as "A great emotive hands in the air Vangelis
trance track with excellent key programming, I've
no doubt this will be MASSIVE at Passion, Gatecrasher
& Godskitchen - it's a stormer!!"
He wasn't wrong, having won the
Lynx White Label Euphoria Competition on
Tall Paul's Kiss 100 show,
the buzz around the track resulted in huge label interest
with Graham Gold beating
the pack to snap it up for Relative
Records. When released, a remix provided
by up and coming producer Greg
Murray (Platipus/Lost Language) found a
place within many DJ's boxes, it continued
to receive massive airplay and jumped on various compilations.
On first hearing the track, established Dutch producer
Ferry Corsten
later remixed the track establishing it as a true
anthem with airplay on both Kiss
FM and Radio 1's
Dance Anthems. The track has received major
support from the likes of Paul
Van Dyk, Armin
Van Buuren, Dave
Pearce, Scott
Bond, Matt Hardwick,
Adam White and
many more.
Not being solely limited to the constraints
of one style, Corderoy
spend time writing and producing in many varying techniques,
with other aliasis to their name. Although heavily
involved in writing and producing their own material,
Corderoy still
find time to turn their unique style into remixing
other artist tracks. With their pinnacle work being
their BBC Radio 1
remix of Marc Et Claude's
'La' released on Positiva
Records in 2003.
In 2004
Corderoy followed
up their record breaking first release with a another
stormer namely 'Deeper'.
Featuring the vocals of the ultra talented Kirstie
Gorton the track went on to gain huge support
from all the big names, also gaining the honour of
it being voted Judge Jules
web chart winner by the public, even beating Eric
Prydz 'Call on me' to win. Jules
went on to champion the track on his show with
8 weeks continuous play on Radio
1.
2005
is set to be a breaking year for Corderoy
with numerous releases and remixes planned, plus readily
expanding DJ dates.
All the information
has been taken from Corderoy's official website
Solotrance
Group
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