Quintino

Quintino may be the music alias of Dutch EDM/progressive home manufacturer and DJ Quinten truck den Berg, whose ecstatic membership anthems have grown to be staples of dance music celebrations as well seeing that the Dutch pop graphs. Blessed in Den Helder, holland in 1985, Quintino started DJ’ing while students in senior high school. Picking right up gigs at regional night clubs, the 18-year-old DJ captured the interest of Laidback Luke, who quickly mentored the aspiring designer. Quintino began creating paths and remixes in 2007, aswell as becoming associated with well-known Dutch dance event Nope Can be Dope, that he began creating blend CDs. In 2008, Quintino created a capture remix of “Rap das Armas,” Brazilian rap duo Cidinho & Doca’s cover of the early-’90s funk carioca music originally performed by Junior e Leonardo. Quintino’s remix strike number one for the Dutch pop graphs in early 2009, as well as the maker began liberating his personal singles, with produces showing up on Spinnin’ Information, Rodeo Press, and his personal SupersoniQ label. Two collaborations with Dutch home designer Mitch Crown, “Heaven” (2009) and “You Can’t Deny” (2010), both strike the very best 30 from the Dutch singles graph. Quintino collaborated with Afrojack on the few paths in 2011, including “Selecta,” that was also popular. Quintino obtained another number 1 hit for the Dutch graphs with “Epic,” a cooperation with Sandro Silva released on Tiësto’s Musical Independence label in past due 2011. Follow-up solitary “We Gonna Rock and roll” appeared on a single label in early 2012, while paths made an appearance on Afrojack’s Wall structure Recordings and additional labels. Additional charting singles included “Circuits” (with Moti, 2012), “Dynamite” (with Moti and Taylr Renee, 2013), and “Get away (In to the Sunset)” (with UNA, 2015). By 2015, Quintino’s touring plan was restless, exceeding 200 gigs a yr throughout the world, and DJ Mag included him within their Best 100 DJs list in both 2014 and 2015.