Borgeous

Since the start of his illustrious career, Platinum selling Billboard charting DJ and producer Borgeous has taken over the dance music scene with worldwide hits and sold out festivals. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Borgeous immersed himself into the electronic dance scene soon after moving to Los Angeles. Borgeous released his first single “Tsunami” in 2013. Tsunami was created alongside acclaimed production duo DVBBS and quickly became a massive hit, reaching #1 in 15 different countries. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

Since the start of his illustrious career, Platinum selling Billboard charting DJ and producer Borgeous has taken over the dance music scene with worldwide hits and sold out festivals. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Borgeous immersed himself into the electronic dance scene soon after moving to Los Angeles. Borgeous released his first single “Tsunami” in 2013. Tsunami was created alongside acclaimed production duo DVBBS and quickly became a massive hit, reaching #1 in 15 different countries. A year later, Borgeous’ remix with Tinie Tempah “Tsunami (Jump)” reached #1 in the UK once again. “Tsunami” has become an iconic gametime track for American professional sports teams, including the US Army and Navy Academy Football teams. The hit song reached platinum status and has become one of the most popular dance tracks of all time. Other Billboard charting hit songs by Borgeous include three tracks with Julia Michaels “Invincible”, “They Don’t Know Us”, and “Wildfire”, “This Could Be Love” feat. Delaney Jane and Shaun Frank, and “Zero Gravity” with Lights. His 2016 debut album,13, reached #1 on iTunes and showcased a collection of acclaimed tracks with collaborations including Lil Jon, Sean Paul, Fatman Scoop, Neon Hitch and more. After performing in over 110 countries around the world, Borgeous’ chart-topping dance anthems continue to break records and sell out shows to this very day. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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