ArtistInfo

Fabio Stein

BR
of Dance
A.k.a. Fabio Benedetti Isidori Electrical Uprise (3)

Quoted in DJ Mag Brazil’s “Fantastic 4” feature, tipped as “Breakthru DJ for 2008” by Judge Jules, in the Top 100 DJ Mag edition and voted into the Trance Addict Top 250 DJs, Fabio Stein is one of the leading names of the trance scene hailing from South America. Always one step ahead, the São Paulo-based, Italo-Brazilian tech-trance pioneer, was the very first trance producer from his country to release a major hit in Europe. We’re talking about “Tran-4” (on Maelstrom records). The track was heavily supported by many of the worlds top DJs, considered by Judge Jules “the best track of 2006”, featuring on many CD compilations, air played 14 consecutive times on Judge Jules’ “The Weekend Warm-Up”, on BBC Radio 1, and… well, that was only just the start! This have opened the gates to a massive influx of studio work for Fabio. Such as many remixes for and collaboration with big names like Sander van Doorn, Judge Jules, Mark Sherry and Johan Gielen. The result was a huge list of DJ support including Armin van Buuren, Paul van Dyk, Judge Jules, Christopher Lawrence, Ferry Corsten, Eddie Halliwell, Sander van Doorn, Marco V and so many more that wouldn’t fit here! Fabio is also the A&R and main artist of 40 Degrees Records. This new UK label already received a massive support from tons of top DJs even before its official launch! But enough about production work, let’s talk about djing… After meeting DJ Jack and joining his Energy BR staff in 2002, the very first Brazilian trance nucleus, which has grown to be the biggest in South America, Fabio became one of the residents of the Energy BR club-event phenomenon “State Of Trance” (no relation to Armin van Buuren’s show). Fabio is one of Brazil’s most in demand trance DJs, and have played in almost every corner of the country. World wide, Fabio has just enjoyed his first European tour in 2007, landing in major clubs and events like The Gallery @ Turnmills, Unifi, Dance Valley, Judgement Sundays among others.