Shane 54

Shane 54 (Unőd Császár) is among Hungary’s most well-known progressive trance DJs and manufacturers. A previous pop celebrity in his indigenous nation, he crafts euphoric, hands-in-the-air anthems with pop sensibilities, and it has created or remixed music by Lana Del Rey, Tove Lo, Depeche Setting, and many more. He often produces spontaneous mashups during his laptop-only DJ units. He hosted a Television show known as Laptop DJ, and is in charge of a popular blend podcast known as International Departures. Originally an associate of Hungarian pop group FLM through the early ’90s, Császár started releasing solo materials under his personal name through the second fifty percent of the 10 years. As the fresh millennium started, he started utilizing the name Shane 54 for his trance songs. He co-produced two songs on Sterbinszky’s 2000 recording discography, then constructed a hype with several remixes. In 2002, he released cover variations of two Jean Michel Jarre tunes, “Souvenir de Chine” and “Equinoxe 4.” Several additional Shane 54 songs and remixes adopted, in addition to blend CDs My Method (2004) and Laptop DJ (2006). In 2008, he started a long-running, prolific collaboration with fellow Hungarian Myon (Márió Éobtainő). Both released several singles on brands like In Trance We Trust and Anjunabeats, furthermore to two International Departures compilations as well as the 2013 blend CD Searching for Sunrise 11: NEVADA. The duo finished their cooperation in June of 2016. Shane 54 after that authorized to Nettwerk like a solo designer, and his initial discharge for the label was the one “Heaven” offering vocalist Jenny Jordan.