Born in Rome, DJ Satomi began his DJ career at the age of 15. He started out playing clubs all over the city including Piper, New Open Gate, and Alien Disco. In 1996 Satomi met the famous international team Prezioso. This changed the way he perceived his music, and he started to alternate the gigs with hour after hour passed in a studio, learning the "precious" art of producing. Thanks to the support and help of Marvin & Andrea Prezioso, in 1997 he released his first record titled "Simon Templar...
Born in Rome, DJ Satomi began his DJ career at the age of 15. He started out playing clubs all over the city including Piper, New Open Gate, and Alien Disco. In 1996 Satomi met the famous international team Prezioso. This changed the way he perceived his music, and he started to alternate the gigs with hour after hour passed in a studio, learning the "precious" art of producing. Thanks to the support and help of Marvin & Andrea Prezioso, in 1997 he released his first record titled "Simon Templar - Electricity". From that moment on his life would never be the same. He went on with his DJ career until in 2000 his dream to be a producer became a reality. He released his second record, and he created his first home studio.
After 4 years of University, he finally decided to change his life with a meeting with Joe Borgoni and Valentina Dante, with which he created his new professional studio and the Supasonic Team. He collaborated with Dancework Label and the important producer Luca Piazzon, best known as B-1, and with BMG, making some remixes for international artist as Marcela Morelo. In 2003 he led to one of the most important Italian labels, Ipnotika Records. In 2004, he released his first single "Castles In The Sky", with a very good check in Italy and in Europe, with a number one in Spain and presences in many compilations. Considered as one of the most important and experimental DJ producers he launched the project Supasonic with the smashing remix for "Lullabow".
Today he is at his third single, and many surprises will be on the horizon... Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
