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djpaulc
I am just writing looking for a bit of info. I am thinking of moving to Italy for a few months next summer and would love to dj over there but I'm not 2 sure what the dance scene is like over there. I was over 3 times before but was a bit too young to fully check out the scene. Of the clubs I did manage to get to, it seemed that the main styles of dance that are prominent are techno and house.

My favoured style is prog trance/trance and I am trying to find out if there is a market for prog trance/trance dj's over there. I also do house and hard trance from time to time but would love to play my favoured style over ther. I am planning to go to Rimini which is supposedly the nightlife centre of Italy? Anyway, if anyone could help me out with a bit of info about the club scene in Italy, i would be very grateful. Cheers.
Acidy
I have been few times on holiday in the Rimini area but haven't really been clubbing. Mainly they play house and techno and the biggest parties are centered in the clubs outside cities.
I'm going to Riccione this summer and I know that there is a club called "Peter Pan". They have got dj's like PvD, Carl Cox, Timo Maas etc. playing there so it's not just house that italians listen.

There are also lot of clubs that play that ty mtv crap for teens. Age limit in the clubs is propably 16 so there are lot of drunken young people shouting the dj to play something "real" music. So be prepared for that.:D
basd
Apart from Nu NRG, I can't really name any big progressive / trance DJs from Italy. It doesn't say everything, but I think it surely is an indication of the liveliness (or lack thereof) of the progressive / trance scene in the country.
Fresh Prince
Big DJs do play in Italy occasionaly, but most of the folks are into italo-dance or eurodance, it's all over the media, and in clubs house and techno.
You can ask Manuel Le Saux, he's on forum and from Italy, or friend of mine, astateofitaly http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=268879

Here's good forum and also a club near Rimini, Cocorico
http://www.cocorico.it/forumnew/ind...2f7ca01dc125153
Armin
Here in Italy the people don't know what is trance ;). The people go to disco only for kissing and get drunk...If you want to listen what we dancing go here and listen...This is the "best" dance/house radio in Italy...
There aren't any Trance-club.


Sorry for my english :D
Phil raa
picotto?

edit: not that he's trance, but he's one of Italy's big dance exports?
basd
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Originally posted by Phil raa
picotto?

edit: not that he's trance, but he's one of Italy's big dance exports?

Most probably, yes, maybe together with Gigi D'Agostino.
reloaded
Isn't hardstyle also very popular in Italy? In holland is Italian hardstyle very popular.. Alot of big Hardstyle DJ come from italy. Technoboy and Dj Activator for example.
Armin
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Originally posted by reloaded
Isn't hardstyle also very popular in Italy? In holland is Italian hardstyle very popular.. Alot of big Hardstyle DJ come from italy. Technoboy and Dj Activator for example.



In Italy there isn't a good EDM culture. Here "they" listen only house (low quality house...) and Italo-Dance. In the clubs "they" dancing only House!!!


:( I want to live in nederlands :D
Viking
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Originally posted by basd
Apart from Nu NRG, I can't really name any big progressive / trance DJs from Italy. It doesn't say everything, but I think it surely is an indication of the liveliness (or lack thereof) of the progressive / trance scene in the country.



Manuel Le Saux is one of the best trance dj in italy...

trance scene is small here in italy... events r less and not every weeks...


but 15 august oakenfold will play in Riccione.... and tiesto too in Venice


... so there is a trance scene in italy my dear armin ( not the real one )

;)

Armin
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Originally posted by Viking
... so there is a trance scene in italy my dear armin ( not the real one )

;)



Not much...for trance scene i mean something else...Here there is only a little movement.
If you ask to anybody: where i can dance progressive trance? The answer will be: uhhh :conf:?
Armin
Yes..Oakenfold play in Riccione, Tiesto play in Venice...and then? Gabry Ponte play @ Studiozeta :haha:?

For this reason i say: in Italy trance scene don't really exist ;)


P.s: Italian mode on: se hai ICQ possiamo continuare la discussione in privato ;).
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