Gabry Ponte

About

Gabry Ponte is the Italian maestro who turned dance floors into euphoric universes, blending the pulsating energy of EDM with the timeless allure of pop melodies. A founding member of the iconic group Eiffel 65, Ponte rose to global fame with the 1998 smash hit "Blue (Da Ba Dee)," a track that redefined Eurodance and became a cultural phenomenon. His solo career, however, has proven he’s far more than a one-hit wonder, as he continues to push boundaries with his genre-defying sound. Ponte’s music is a kaleidoscope of influences, from the thumping beats of house and techno to the emotional resonance of trance and the infectious hooks of pop. His ability to craft anthems that resonate across generations has cemented his status as a dance music legend. Over the years, he’s collaborated with industry heavyweights like Daft Punk, Benny Benassi, and R3HAB, while also nurturing emerging talent through his label, Radiorama Records. Beyond his studio prowess, Ponte’s live performances are electrifying spectacles, blending cutting-edge visuals with his signature high-energy sets. His recent work, including collaborations with artists like LUM!X and the viral hit "The Drill," showcases his knack for staying ahead of the curve. As he continues to innovate, Gabry Ponte remains a beacon of creativity in the ever-evolving world of electronic music.