Dan Slater is an Australian DJ and Producer based in the United States.
After years in the club scene as one of the most in demand dancers and show producers, Dan’s love of music eventually lured him onto the decks – and this new chapter has gained him the attention of promoters and clubbers around the world.
He has been bringing his upbeat, chunky house sound to dance floors across the globe, and his talent for sculpting the energy of a party is in a league of its own. He draws from the progressive sounds of the European club scene, as well as the Latino fire of South America as he moves seamlessly between house, circuit, tech and deep house.
Dan kicked off his DJ career as winner of the Sydney Mardi Gras DJ Spin-Off Competition, and was most recently the curator of the Domain Dance Party at Sydney WorldPride.
He has performed at some of the biggest festivals and clubs around the world: Winter Party Festival (Miami), White Party (Palm Springs, Puerto Vallarta & Bangkok), Circuit Festival (Barcelona & Miami), Matinee USA, XLSIOR Mykonos, WE Party (Madrid), Brüt (London), The Zoo Party (San Diego), Heaven (London), FunHouse (Amsterdam), GPS (Los Angeles), M.E.A.T. (New York City), Hydrate & Market Days (Chicago), Munich Pride, Candyland (Santiago), SEXY (Cologne), VIVA (Buenos Aires), FFF (Tel Aviv), The Week (São Paulo & Rio de Janeiro), Prism Festival (Toronto), Jubileo (Mexico City), BORDELLO (Lausanne), Joining Hearts (Atlanta), HOT TEA (San Francisco), ANGEL (Shanghai), PAPA Party, Stereosonic, Sydney Mardi Gras – the list goes on…
Dan’s foray into the studio for production has seen him produce remixes for Cher, Alfie Arcuri, Samantha Jade, Carmen Elektra, Zoë Badwi, Brian Justin Crum, Tim Campbell, Nat Conway, Britney Spears, Paulini, Ultra Nate and Marcia Hines. His first release, ‘Minute Of You’ saw him collaborate with JimJam, and featured soul diva Nalaya. He released ‘We Are’, ‘Sold My Soul’, ‘I’ve Been Waiting’ and ‘Respectable’ with Australian singer-songwriter, Zoë Badwi. Dan recently released ‘Pieces’ & ‘Hard To Say I’m Sorry’ with American singer-songwriter Alan Gendreau.
