Sigala

About

Sigala doesn't just make music; he engineers summer. The British DJ and producer, real name Bruce Fielder, has spent the better part of the last decade crafting shimmering soundscapes that transport listeners to sun-drenched shores and pulsing dancefloors. His sound, a vibrant fusion of tropical house, electronic dance music, and pop sensibilities, owes as much to the Balearic beat pioneers as it does to contemporary chart-toppers. Sigala's ascent began in 2015 with the infectious earworm "Easy Love," a Jackson 5-sampling track that catapulted him to international fame. He swiftly followed up with a string of hits like "Sweet Lovin'," "Say You Do," and "Came Here for Love," solidifying his reputation as a hitmaker. Beyond crafting catchy hooks, Sigala’s production prowess lies in his ability to blend euphoric melodies with infectious rhythms, creating tracks that are both radio-friendly and club-ready. He's collaborated with a diverse roster of artists, from Ella Eyre and Becky Hill to Craig David and Paloma Faith, each collaboration showcasing his adaptability and knack for amplifying the strengths of his collaborators. Continuously refining his sonic palette, Sigala remains a driving force in the global dance music scene, consistently delivering the soundtrack to unforgettable summer nights.