Top Five EDM DJ's In India that have remarkably been Insane throughout

Disc Jockey is someone who plays recorded music for an audience, generally in a club or a party. They may play music in the bars, nightclubs discs or rave parties. They may select and play music or may even do some turntable scratching to create percussive sounds. In short, they are the life and soul of any club or party. They can make or break the mood out there; have the power to get every feet on the dance floor!

India's electronic music scene is starting to take itself seriously with an increasing number of the country's independent labels beginning to back local talent in a much bigger way.

If you'd like to explore some new sounds for the year ahead, here's a list of EDM artists you should look out for in 2019

So here's the list of Top Six Dj's From India who are very well known for their Music -

1. NUCLEYA

Udyan Sagar, better known by his stage name Nucleya, is an Indian electronic music producer. His unique usage of Indian street sounds has made him a countrywide phenomenon, and he’s managed to bridge the gap between indie and mainstream in a way that few artists have. Nucleya’s kitsch, bass-heavy sound has been lapped up by the masses and he continues to release new music, stretching the limits of his genre.

He was born in Ahemdabad , Gujrat . His stage appearance is really very crazy as the crowd go really insane with the music when he hits its drop.

He has given many hits like Bass Rani, Bhayanak Atma, Laung gawacha and more.

2. ZAEDEN

Sahil Sharma (born 2 July 1995), better known by his stage name Zaeden, is an Indian DJ and record producer. He is known for his remixes of Coldplay's Magic, Maroon 5's Animals and Don't Wanna Know, and Justin Bieber's Love Yourself.

Zaeden was born in Gurgaon India to the household of Latika and Ashish Sharma has a sister sanjana sharma also known as sanjumanj. Growing up, he attended The Heritage School, where he played the tabla and piano throughout school, and at 14, he began performing as a DJ. He briefly studied mass communication at Amity University, Noida before relocating to Mumbai to study sound engineering. He stated that his given name was too common in India, and so he chose the stage name "Zaeden" as it meant "out of the box thinking".

3. LOST STORIES

Lost Stories is an Indian DJ/Producer duo composed of Prayag Mehta and Rishab Joshi.They are widely known for their official remixes for Alan Walker's "Faded" and "Afrojack "The Spark" with prior releases on Tiësto's formerly owned record label Black Hole Recordings and with official remixes to songs of many prominent EDM musicians.The duo prides itself on being able to transcend borders – geographic and musical – with their work. Lost Stories featured at #52 in the Top 100 DJs list and are the only Indian DJs to perform in over 150 cities. Being able to balance the traditional sounds of EDM with inspiration from Indian folk music is what Joshi and Mehta are particularly adept at. As for their signature sound, like all true musicians, he believes it evolves with time. “We travel a lot and hear so much music through that,” he says. “Our sound keeps updating itself.”

4. KERANO

Delhi based Kerano (aka Karanvir Singh) burst onto the scene when Polish DJ Tom Swoon announced his new single in collaboration with him titled ‘Here I stand’ (Kerano’s debut). Most were left wondering - 'who is this guy?' until Kerano's music spoke for itself. His music is cutting edge and experimental, packing in energy and surprises. Kerano’s passion behind the console is reflected in his powerful sets filled with his own bootlegs which are sure to getting you going, and how!Karanvir Singh aka Kerano is not one to fuss over hitting number one on music streaming service Beatport progressive house chart.“We have this habit of making things a big deal if we do well.  I was happy that the track was number one but Indian producers and DJs… we just need to realize that we should be represented right on top. It shouldn’t be a big deal if an Indian does it,” says the 23-year-old artist on the phone from his hometown Delhi.

5. DJ CHETAS

DJ Chetas is an indian dj who has created some amazing mashups of bollywood songs and gained popularity india. Recently he has became a global figure too. he is among the top 50 DJs in the world. DJ Chetas is ranked World No. 59 on the DJ MAG Top 100 DJs list and is ranked India's No.1 Bollywood DJ. He is the only DJ in Indian History to crack into the prestigious DJ MAG awards. He is the only Indian DJ to host a 2 hour show at prime time on 9XM every Friday and Saturday called House Of Dance. 

He's the Official DJ for the Kolkata Knight Riders and also the only Indian DJ with a Mobile Application promoting dance music to the masses. He's performed alongside leading artists and at some of the countries most prestigious events. He recently announced that he will be entering the Bollywood Music Industry as a Music Composer very soon.

DJ Chetas' musical journey dates back Eleven Years, when he started off his career just as a passion for the love of music, little did he know that this passion would transcend into an art possessed by very few Artists world over! After eleven years of unmatched and dedicated hard work, his talent was recognized by myfavdj.in wherein voters and music lovers across the nation voted DJ Chetas unanimously as their Favorite Bollywood DJ and got him to the No.1 Spot in India!

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