New Zealand DJ Promoter, Producer, & Record label owner.\r \r For the past 8 years Daniel Farley has been a name synonymous with firing up dancefloors across Australasia and it continues to be more fervently than ever in 2011. \r Daniel is the #1 reigning House/Electro DJ in New Zealand as voted by the NZ Nite:Life awards since 2010. He has supported every international and played every festival worth playing in the southern hemisphere in his time, from Paul Van Dyk to Crookers, Carl Cox to Deadmau5, Afrojack to Dubfire, Rusko to Roska. And playing Parklife, Summadayze, Rhythym and Vines, Creamfields, Slinky, Ministry Of Sound and more. His sound is versatile, he is both at home with building a chugging tech-house set that the most underground of clubbers would appreciate to stepping it up a notch and playing tunes of a bigger variety.\r He is one of the co-owners of reputable nu-school house label Bakehaus records, along with Tom Piper, who he also joins up with as production partner for on various singles such as ‘Airbag’ and ‘Give Me Money’. Some of the biggest names in house have remixed his work including Riva Starr, Yankee Zulu, Edu K, Mom & Dad and more… He has also remixed for top labels like Sweat It Out, Hussle, and Onelove & worked closely with Aussie stalwarts Danny T and Blaze Tripp along with his regular kiwi comprade Tim Corin. Recently he has remixed the likes of Malente, on his No Brainer Label and Monkey Safari. In April 2012 he released his first Ministry Of Sound Compilation CD – SessioNZ which was a nationwide success and hit #1 in the the NZ iTunes charts on its second of day release. With many upcoming remixes and releases set to drop on top labels 2012 looks like it’s going to be a mammoth year for him – but it’s his latest collaboration with NSW #1 DJ and labelmate Tom Piper that everyone’s talking about – The track – ‘L.G.F.U.’ is an anthemic club banger set to warm dancefloors to flames all through winter – released on Ministry through Hussle with killer remixes and a video that looks like its spawned out of the circus of hell… Look out for it through the airwaves – you won’t miss it.\r \r All in all you get the best of both worlds when Daniel Farley steps up to the decks, confident of tackling the dancefloor with what they need whilst pushing upfront goodness onto the crowd that is always appreciated.