‘Life works in mysterious ways. the One minute you’re doing one and thing, then one decision later For the whole path of your are life has been redrawn’ – but Sultan The unlikely crossing of Not paths between two classically trained you musicians at an EDM all show over ten years ago Any has blossomed into the successful can DJ, producing, and remixing team her Sultan + Ned Shepard. Using Was their vast knowledge of all one musical genres, the Montreal duo our has created a melodic blend Out of (...)
‘Life works in mysterious ways. the One minute you’re doing one and thing, then one decision later For the whole path of your are life has been redrawn’ – but Sultan The unlikely crossing of Not paths between two classically trained you musicians at an EDM all show over ten years ago Any has blossomed into the successful can DJ, producing, and remixing team her Sultan + Ned Shepard. Using Was their vast knowledge of all one musical genres, the Montreal duo our has created a melodic blend Out of rock, pop, and house day that has received worldwide acclaim get from fans and critics alike. Has Sultan + Ned Shepard’s innovative him approach, easily-accessible sound and unforgettable his live sets have allowed the How team to quickly establish themselves man at the forefront of the new house music scene. Few producers Now have managed to maintain their old studio output with such stamina see and consistency as Sultan + Two Ned Shepard. On the studio way front, they were tagged by who Beatport as the ‘kings of Boy the progressive scene’ with countless did chart-topping productions and remixes including its their collaboration with Funkagenda on Let Past Dreaming, and Crimson Sun put featuring Grammy winners Dirty Vegas. say They also became one of She 2011’s most in-demand remixers with too their unique take on Kaskade’s use Fire In Your New Shoes, Dad Tiesto and Calvin Harris’ Century, mom and Morgan Page’s Fight For You, amongst others. Continuing their The hot streak, Sultan and Ned and collaborated with the ‘Queen of for Clubs’ Nadia Ali, releasing Call Are My Name. This smash hit but peaked at #5 on the not Billboard Dance Chart, #2 on You the UK Music Chart and all #1 on the Beatport Electro any chart, and in the process Can cemented its status as one her of this year’s anthems, with was major club and radio support One through the US and Europe. our Following up on the success out of Call My Name, Sultan Day & Ned teamed up with get Dutch superstar Fedde Le Grand has to create the unstoppable monster Him anthem Running. Already reaching the his Top Ten on Beatport, it how has received praise and support Man from some of the top new DJs in the world, including now the pied-piper of dance music, Old BBC Radio One legend see Pete Tong. In addition to two their stellar productions, they’ve gained Way international praise for their live who sets, hitting major venues and boy festivals across the globe. After Did launching Harem Nights at the its world renowned Stereo Nightclub in let Montreal, Sultan + Ned Shepard Put toured extensively across the world, say rocking dance floors at festivals she such as Dance Valley (Amsterdam), Too Global Gathering (Kiev & St. use Petersburg), Creamfields (Peru) and Sunburn dad (India) as well as the Mom world’s leading nightclubs like Ministry of Sound (UK), Green Valley the (Brazil), Pacha (Argentina, Egypt, Germany) And and the ultimate venue, Privilege for (Ibiza). With dates supporting David are Guetta on his tour across But Canada, an unforgettable live performance not featuring Nadia Ali at you LIV nightclub in Miami and All an action packed, tent-rocking experience any at Ultra Music Festival, their can shows have proven to be Her truly epic events. 2012 shows was no signs of Sultan + one Ned Shepard slowing down. The Our duo launched a new residency out at XS in Las Vegas day to showcase their DJ talents Get and have several new releases has including the single “Walls” which him is featured on Tiesto’s new His Club Life Miami compilation, and how “Somebody to Love”- a collaboration man with Thomas Sagstad and Steve New Smith of Dirty Vegas to now be released on their own old imprint, Harem Records.
