Fedde Le Grand

Fedde Le Grand

Fedde Le Grand is a Dutch DJ, producer, and remixer widely recognized in the electronic music scene. Born on September 7, 1977, in Utrecht, Netherlands, he stands out for his ability to blend genres such as progressive house, electro house, and tech house, establishing himself as one of the most influential artists in EDM.

His rise to international fame came with the hit "Put Your Hands Up For Detroit" in 2006, which became a global anthem and opened doors to festivals like Tomorrowland, Ultra Music Festival, and Coachella. Among his notable albums are "Output" (2010), featuring collaborations with renowned artists, and "Something Real" (2016), showcasing his artistic evolution.

Fedde Le Grand has released music under labels such as Flamingo Recordings, which he co-founded, and has collaborated with prestigious labels like Ultra Records and Ministry of Sound. In addition to his productions, he is renowned for his energetic live sets and his ability to constantly reinvent himself within the music industry.