DJ Patife
Predefinição:Info/Música/artista
DJ Patife, nome artístico de Wagner Ribeiro de Souza (São Paulo, 15 de setembro de 1976) é um DJ brasileiro de drum'n'bass,[1][2] atualmente radicado em Brasília.
Carreira
Em 1995 começou a trabalhar como DJ residente na casa noturna Arena Music Hall, na zona sul de São Paulo.Predefinição:Carece de fontes
Em 1999 começou a apresentar o programa Bassline na rádio Energia 97.
Wagner Ribeiro De Souza AKA DJ Patife (the ‘scoundrel’) was born and raised in Brazil's music and clubbing capital São Paulo. He started out as a DJ in a local Hip Hop band called "Fatos Reais", having been influenced by Sound System and Hip Hop culture, before falling in love with Jungle and Drum & Bass in the mid-nineties. A Brazilian Drum & Bass legend, he has played the globe: from WMC (USA), SUNANDBASS (Sardinia), Exit (Serbia), Glastonbury and Womad (UK), Skolbeats (Brazil), Montreux Jazz Festival (Switzerland), to Sonar Festival (Spain). As a producer, Patife is best known for 'Sambassim remix' by Fernanda Porto, played by Gilles Peterson, Laurent Garnier and Andy C. It also won 'Best Dance Music Video' award at the MTV Video Music Awards in Brazil. But it was his part on the Brasil EP on V recordings, that rubber stamped his arrival. It’s the ability to cross-over genres; from D & B to the jazz scene, that sets him apart. A resident at many a legendary Drum & Bass club night, he’s never been pigeon-holed by his great love for the genre and continues to make noise from WOMAD to Worldwide Festival. His latest releases includes: Viva Brazil compilation (w/ SUNANDBASS Festival (Sardinia), ‘I Will’ feat. Vangeliez & DRS and ‘Living Together’ EP feat. MC Fats & Stamina MC.
Worked with/remixed artists including: XRS, Mad Zoo, Ramilson Maia, Dudu Marote, Fernanda Porto, Cleveland Watkiss, Stamina MC, MC Fats, Dynamite MC, Raissa, Daniela Mercury, Marcelinho da Lua, Deeplick, Laura Finnochiaro, Edson Cordeiro, Fernanda Takai, João Parahyba, Trio Mocotó, Tribalistas, Funk Como Le Gusta, Max Viana, Mafalda Minnozzi, Mariene de Castro, Cortejo Afro, Jota Veloso, Marcello Mira, João Viana, Simoninha, Max de Castro, Jair Oliveira, Bocato, Ulisses Rocha, André Andreo, Zuco 103 (Holanda), Koop (Suécia), Les Gammas (GMBH), Da Lata (UK) e Satomi (Japão).
Awards:
DJ Sound Brazil Mag: Best Electronic Music: Só Tinha de Ser Com Você VMA Brazil MTV: Best Electronic Music Video: Sambassim
Brazilian Music Award: Best Electronic Music Album: Na Estrada
Discografia
- DJ Patife Presents Sounds Of Drum'n'bass (Trama, 2000) (coletânea mixada)
- Cool Steps - Drum'n'bass Grooves (Trama, 2001) (coletânea mixada)
- Na Estrada (Trama, 2006)
Prêmios
| Prêmio | Categoria | Resultado | Vencedor |
|---|---|---|---|
| MTV Video Music Brasil 2003 | Melhor Videoclipe de Música Eletrônica[3] | Predefinição:Venceu | DJ Patife e Fernanda Porto — Sambassim |