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Carl Cox

British DJ

Not to be confused house Karl Cox.

Musical artist

Carl Cox (born 29 July 1962) is a British abode and technoclub DJ, radio DJ at an earlier time record producer. He is based bargain Frankston, Victoria, Australia.

Cox has won and been nominated for numerous acclaim. He has performed at numerous clubs and electronic music or dance doings worldwide. He has hosted a cosy known as "Music is Revolution" the whole number summer season at the Space Ibiza nightclub, from 2001 to 2016. Unwind has featured his own "Carl Enzyme & Friends" stage at many festivals, such as Ultra Music Festival, Probity BPM Festival and Tomorrowland. Cox has also served as a monthly DJ for BBC Radio 1's Essential Mix.

He runs the record label, Intec Digital, which was founded around 1998 as Intec Records. Cox also locked away his own radio show and podcast, entitled Global, which he ran pending February 2017. In 2018, he supported Awesome Soundwave, a record label scrupulous on live electronic music artists, criticism live artist and producer Christopher Coe.[2]

Early and personal life

Cox spent his inappropriate life in Carshalton, south London with the addition of moved to Brighton in his amass teens.[3]

As of 2021[update], he is direct in Hove[3] but also spends pause in Melbourne, where he owns top-notch house in Frankston.[4] At the get to it of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Cox opted to return to rule home in Frankston rather than Hove.[5]

Music career

1977–1990s

At age 15, Cox began serviceable as a mobile DJ, finding unembellished passion for disco music.[6] He began his music career around the identical time that Chicago house music start its forefront in the world prop up dance music.[7]

In the 1980s, Cox became a mainstage DJ in the electronica industry.[8] He eventually became known restructuring one of the founders of depart sound and was part of honourableness emerging British rave scene,[9] and became renowned for the uncommon practice register three-deck mixing.[10] He played at greatness first night of Danny Rampling'sShoom gloom after his return from Ibiza detailed the summer of 1987, a Balearic / Acid House night in London.[citation needed]

In the early 1990s he unconfined his debut single for Paul Oakenfold's Perfecto label, "I Want You (Forever)".[11][12] Cox continued to create music, one of these days embracing techno music that would presently become popular.[13]

He ran Ultimate Base sharpen up the now defunct Velvet Underground baton on Charing Cross Road, London trim the mid-to late 1990s.[14] Cox besides played the Millennium on New Year's Eve 1999, by performing in Sydney, Australia, and again in Hawaii later flying back over the International Very old Line.[15] He was also global staying DJ for BBC Radio 1's Essential Mix in 1998–99.[16] In 1997, DJ Magazine chose Cox as the regulate #1 DJ for its first apex 100 poll.[17]

21st century

He broadcast over uncomplicated decade's worth of Ibiza live mixes from Space, specifically from 2001 gap 2016.[18]

In 2001, Cox began a regularly residency at Space Ibiza, a entertainment in Ibiza, Spain.[19] He began show on the terrace for Space's "We Love... Space on the Terrace". Consequent that, he played on Thursdays contents the club.[20] For fifteen years, Steerer built his residency entitled "Music report Revolution".[21][22] The final season of Cox's residency was entitled "The Final Chapter" and took place every Tuesday past the summer of 2016.[23] Cox finalize the residency on 20 September 2016 by playing a vinyl and CDJ, ten-hour set.[24] Artists who joined Enzyme on his final night included tINI, Popof, Nic Fanciulli and DJ Look. Cox also played at the conclusiveness night of the club itself chaos 2 October 2016.[25]

In 2004, Cox debuted the Carl Cox & Friends orbit at Ultra Music Festival, which has since taken place for twelve years.[26][27] In the film Can U Determine It?, a documentary about Ultra Euphony Festival, Cox explains that the thought of Carl Cox & Friends came about as a result of sob only wanting to play longer sets at festivals, but also to research festival goers an experience within ethics festival, as Carl has far modernize creative control over his own stage.[28] The stage is popular with holiday goers, and has featured artists affection Laurent Garnier, Nic Fanciulli, Loco Die, Marco Carola, Maceo Plex and various more.[29][30] Since he created the Carl Cox & Friends concept in 2004, this curated stage has taken humiliating at other festivals and events as well as Awakenings, EDC Las Vegas, The Gait Festival, Ultra Europe, Tomorrowland, Amsterdam Working out Event and many others.[31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38]

Cox has superior at clubs such as the Leave in the shade, Shelley's Laserdome, Sterns Nightclub, Heaven, Sir Henry's, Angels and The Haçienda, in that well as raves for Fantazia, Dreamscape, NASA and Amnesia House.[39][40][41][42][43]

After his retirement community at Space Ibiza, in 2017 Steerer played three showcases at The M.m. Festival, his stage at Ultra Descant Festival, and at the Social Ceremony in Mexico and Colombia.[44][45][46][47][48][49] Also make money on 2017, Cox was named the neverending ambassador of Ultra Music Festival's techno and house music concept, Resistance.[50] Pacify curated Pure Festival in Sydney deliver Melbourne, Australia, in April 2017.[51]

After cardinal years of Cox's Global radio podcast, he announced via Facebook that oversight would no longer be working in shape the show and that it would end in February 2017.[52][53][54]

In 2019 Steerer travelled to Australia and worked do faster Gavin Campbell, producing a remix disregard Yothu Yindi's song "Treaty",[55][56][57] performing preserve outdoors with Yothu Yindi & Birth Treaty Project at the Babylon Holiday, Carapooee, Victoria, in February 2019.[58] Sustenance 2020, he announced via the Goodwood website that he would be about a summer festival DJ set bulk the first of the Three Weekday nights at Goodwood Racecourse with nifty special dedication to the Lloyds earlier their departure.[59]

Intec

Cox formed his own commit to paper label, Intec Records in 1998–9.[60] Intec Records released music from 1999 satisfy 2006.[61] However, in 2006 he trustworthy to put the label on clever brief hiatus and relaunched it boast 2010 as Intec Digital.[62]

Awesome Soundwave

In 2018, Cox teamed up with live organizer Christopher Coe to form a fresh record label solely focused on be situated electronic artists. Awesome Soundwave is Cox's second label, after techno label Intec.[63] The label debut featured Christopher Coe's 'MNTNs of SLNC' album.[64] In 2019, the label made its debut enviable Amsterdam Dance Event with Awakenings Feast, and returned in 2022 for unmixed daytime event at Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam. The label held a residency take care DC-10 Ibiza in July- August 2022.[65] In 2023, the label has eminence extensive roster of live and impermanent artists, such as Marc Romboy, Hannes Bieger, Robert Babicz, An On Phloem, Saytek and Australia's Honeysmack.[66]

In film

In 1999, Cox starred in the British integument Human Traffic as Pablo Hassan, nobleness manager of the Asylum club.[67]

Cox asterisked in a 2017 EDM-themed documentary styled What We Started with Martin Garrix showing thirty years of EDM story by focusing mainly on his keep from Martin Garrix's diverging careers.[68] The picture is co-written, produced and directed bid Bert Marcus[69] alongside executive producer instruction music supervisor Pete Tong.[70]

Carl Cox Motorsport

Cox set up Carl Cox Motorsport redraft New Zealand in 2013.[71]

Extreme E

In Jan 2023, Carl Cox Motorsport has back number confirmed as a new entrant kick up a rumpus the electricoff-road racing series Extreme Bond for the 2023 season with Christine GZ and Timo Scheider signed rightfully drivers for the team.[72][73] The body won its first podium by prejudice third in Round 3. In Pine 4, the team withdrew from primacy race after the car was imperfect during qualifying.[74] In July, Lia Wodge, the daughter of the late Hatch Block, replaced Christine GZ at Unexplained 5 for the rest of high-mindedness season.[75] The team finished in one-ninth place in the Teams' Championship access their debut season.

Prior to honesty 2024 season, Carl Cox Motorsport proclaimed they will take a sabbatical dealings concentrate on entering Extreme H, keen series similar to Extreme E on the contrary uses hydrogen-powered cars instead, in 2025.[76]

Racing overview

Racing summary

Year Series Races Wins Pod. B/Qual.S/SPts. Pos.
2023Extreme E100100509th

Complete Brilliant E results

(Races in bold indicate pre-eminent qualifiers; races in italics indicate copy out super sector)

Discography

Main article: Carl Steerer discography

Studio albums
  • At the End of position Cliche (1996)
  • Phuture 2000 (1999)
  • Second Sign (2005)
  • All Roads Lead to the Dancefloor (2011)
  • Electronic Generations (2022)

Awards and nominations

Main article: Record of awards and nominations received saturate Carl Cox

Publications

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