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DJ BOOKINGS
Amy@xraytouring.com (WORLD)
alex@amonly.com (N/S AMERICA)
OCTOBER/NOVEMBER TOUR DATES
North American Tour
October 09, 2008 Muzik, Toronto, ON
October 10, 2008 L'Olympia, Montreal, QC
October 11, 2008 Exchange Place, Winnipeg, Manitoba
October 12, 2008 Commodore, Vancouver, BC
October 15, 2008 Body English, Las Vegas, NV
October 16, 2008 Park Ultra Lounge, Sacramento, CA
October 17, 2008 Ruby Sky, San Francisco, CA
October 18, 2008 Avalon, Los Angeles, CA
October 23, 2008 HEAT, Anaheim, CA
October 24, 2008 The Hotel, Salt Lake City, UT
October 25, 2008 Lizard Lounge, Dallas TX, Meltdown
October 26, 2008 Mist Garden Bar-Wetgrooves, San Antonio
October 29, 2008 The Whisky, Calgary
October 30, 2008 Beta, Denver, CO
October 31, 2008 4TH and B, San Diego, CA
November 01, 2008 SET, Miami, FL
November 04, 2008 TABU, Orlando
November 06, 2008 GREEN IGUANA, Tampa, FL
November 07, 2008 Spybar, Chicago, IL
November 08, 2008 Pacha, New York, NY
November 09, 2008 Huracaan Cafe, Dominican Republic
Australian Tour
November 22, 2008 Global Gathering, Melbourne
November 23, 2008 Global Gathering, Perth
November 29, 2008 Global Gathering, Brisbane
November 30, 2008 Global Gathering, Sydney
BIOGRAPHY
Over the past 3 years, Grammy Nominated DJ/Producer Dirty South aka Dragan Roganovic has made an instant name for himself in the dance music industry, impressing the who’s who of international DJs, producers, media and music lovers with his uncanny ability to dish up ready-made dancefloor bombs.
Born in Europe and moved to Australia when he was 13, Dragan’s thirst for music took a hold of him from a young age. Unable to afford turntables, the youngster began ‘mixing’ with an old NEC Cassette deck, while his growing fascination with production saw him re-jig his home computer and start to make beats with it using demo music software. Inspired by everyone from Led Zeppelin and later The Neptunes, Dragan focussed his attention on producing mash-ups and bootleg tracks, with his natural ability to produce devastating dancefloor weapons seeing DJs clamber for promos – something that still characterises his rampant popularity.
The international attention didn’t take too long to swell either. When Dragan injected his trademark house groove into Evermore’s ‘It’s too Late’ rock hit in 2006, the entire dance music world stood up and took notice. Not only did dance luminary Pete Tong reward the track as one of his coveted ‘Essential New Tunes’, but the gem was also licensed to over 30 compilations worldwide, as well as being picked up by Warner and Ultra (USA).
Included on his self-titled EP of 2006 out through respected Australian imprint Vicious Vinyl, ‘It’s too Late’, topped dance charts worldwide and saw Dirty South nominated for a coveted ARIA award (Australian Recording Industry Association) - a stunning follow-up to the previous year’s nomination for his red-hot single ‘Sleazy’. ‘It’s Too Late’s’ impact was also confirmed in early 2007, with a nomination for ‘Best Alternative Dance Release’ at Miami’s ‘International Dance Music Awards’.
No surprise that Dirty South stands as one of the hottest and most in-demand new artists in house music. His remixing credits read like an honour role of dance music’s finest, having reworked revered artists such as Depeche Mode, Mark Ronson, Tracey Thorn, Snoop Dogg, Roger Sanchez, Josh Wink, Tiësto, Chris Lake, Fedde Le Grande, Ferry Corsten and TV Rock.
In 2007 many of the productions and collaborations have earned Dirty South numerous ‘Essential New Tune’ gongs from Pete Tong. Some of those productions include his anthemic chart-topping tune “Let It Go” released on Axtone and a more tech-house offering “Minority” on the UK imprint Toolroom Records. In 2008, Dirty South teams up with house genius Axwell to produce the track ‘Open Your Heart’ and also an outstanding version of The Doors ‘The End’
While his productions go from strength to strength, Dirty South continues to excel in the DJing department. He’s toured the world, gigging throughout Europe, the UK, UAE, Canada and the USA and playing massive festivals across Australia including Ultra Music Festival, Creamfields, Global Gathering, Good Vibrations, Future Music Festival, Summadayze and many others. In 2008, Dirty South also secured a monthly residency at the legendary Ibiza club Pacha, playing for Eric Morillo’s Subliminal night.
Home stereos are likewise kept grooving with his throbbing mix compilations, having delivered stunning offerings for Vicious’ ‘Clubwork’ (2006) and Vicious Cuts (2008), Australian superclub Onelove’s ‘Your Disco Will Eat You’ (2007), Ministry of Sound’s ‘Sessions 4’ (2007) and a “Live & Direct” compilation mix for the UK label CR2.
With only a few short years under his belt in the international production scene, Dirty South’s potential to achieve tremendous musical heights seems limitless. As his trademark blend of beats inspires more and more house lovers from across the globe to sit up and take notice, the future is certainly looking bright down south.
IF ITS NOT LISTED BELOW THEN ITS PROBABLY A FAKE!!!
REMIXES
(2008)
Pnau - With You Forever (Dirty South Mix)
Pussy Cat Dolls - When I Grow Up (Dirty South Mix)
John Dahlbäck - Pyramid (Dirty South Mix)
Snoop Dogg - Sexual Eruption (Dirty South Mix)
Buy Now - Body Crash (Dirty South Mix)
(2007)
Tracey Thorn - Grand Canyon (Dirty South Mix)
Murk - Reach For Me (Dirty South & TV Rock Mix)
David Guetta - Baby When The Lights (Dirty South Mix)
Mark Ronson - Stop Me (Dirty South Mix)
Scenario Rock - Skitzo Dancer (TV Rock & Dirty South Mix)
Tiesto - In the Dark (Dirty South Mix)
Wink - Higher State Of Conciousness (Dirty South & TV Rock Mix)
Roger Sanchez - Not Enough (Dirty South Mix)
Kaskade - Sorry (Dirty South Mix)
(2004 - 2006)
Ferry Corsten - Watch out (Dirty South Mix)
Chris Lake - Changes (Dirty South Mix)
Depeche Mode - Just Can't Get Enough (Dirty South Mix)
Meck - Feels Like Home (Dirty South & TV Rock Mix)
Cicada - Things You Say (Dirty South Mix)
Superbass - Don't Be Silent (Dirty South Mix)
Fedde Le Grande - P.Y.H.U.F.D. (TV Rock & Dirty South Mix)
TV Rock - Bimbo Nation (Dirty South Mix)
Spektrum - Kinda New (Dirty South Mix)
Isaac James - Body Body (Dirty South Mix)
Isaac James - Just Can't Handle This (Dirty South Mix)
Chab - Closer To Me (Dirty South Mix)
Rogue Traders - Watching You (Dirty South Mix)
T-Funk - Glamorous Life (Dirty South Mix)
Silosonic - Something (Dirty South Mix)
Gaelle - Give It Back (Dirty South Mix)
Mind Electric - Dirty Cash (Dirty South Mix)
TV Rock - Flaunt It (Dirty South Mix)
Vandalism - Never Say Never (Dirty South Mix)
Kate Alexa - Always There (Dirty South Mix)
Freemasons - Love On My Mind (TV Rock & Dirty South Mix)
mrTimothy - On My Way (mrTimothy & Dirty South Mix)
mrTimothy - Stand By Me (Dirty South Mix)
Midnight Star - Midas Touch (Dirty South Mix)
Sgt Slick Tha Muzik - (Dirty South Mix)
Stuart & Melville - Dial L (Dirty South Mix)
RELEASES
Open Your Heart - Axwell & Dirty South (Axtone)
Shield - Dirty South & D Ramirez (Azuli)
The End - Dirty South (Vicious)
Minority - Dirty South (Toolroom)
Let It Go - Dirty South ft. Rudy (Axtone)
Everybody Freakin - Dirty South & MYNC Project (CR2)
Better Day - Dirty South & Paul Harris (Toolroom)
It's Too Late - Dirty South vs Evermore (Warner)
Dirty South EP - Dirty South (Vicious)
Sleazy - Dirty South (Vicious)
MIX COMPILATIONS
Toolroom Knights (Toolroom)
Vicious Cuts 2008 (Vicious)
CR2 Live & Direct (CR2)
Ministry Of Sound Sessions 4 (EMI)
Onelove 5 (Sony/Bmg)
Clubwork 2 (Vicious)
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