.I am a fan of her after visiting Sublime club in Batumi, Georgia were she played an amazing and the most Awesome music!!!
Well, What can I say... She is the one who deserves to be in top House music DJ's list.
some more pics that you might enjoy...
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
DJ Nastia Beauty
Among both Ukrainian and foreign fans of techno, Nastia is considered as one of the most charismatic actresses among female DJs. Her sets can remain indifferent to absolutely anyone - it either leads you to the heights of high spirits because of its wild energy, or driven to an extreme degree of aberration by the excess of emotion and fervor. The possessor of impeccable Slavic appearance, Nastia Beauty behaves easily and naturally as at the decks, as in communications, that finally cemented her status of a woman, who could create the perfect mood and partially change the world for the better. Despite her young age, she has faithfully fulfilled difficult but noble tasks as the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazantip in Kiev, manages her own show PROPAGANDA on the most popular Ukrainian radio station Kiss FM and has taken a firm position in the TOP 10 of rankings of the best Ukrainian DJs. Currently Nastia Beauty is the most touring DJ in Ukraine.
.I am a fan of her after visiting Sublime club in Batumi, Georgia were she played an amazing and the most Awesome music!!!
Well, What can I say... She is the one who deserves to be in top House music DJ's list.
Again, along fantastic job she is doing on the DJ set, She is pretty as well...
.I am a fan of her after visiting Sublime club in Batumi, Georgia were she played an amazing and the most Awesome music!!!
Well, What can I say... She is the one who deserves to be in top House music DJ's list.
DJ Dennis Ferrer
Biography of Dennis Ferrer
Right place, right time. It's an old cliché, but it's one that's been the definition of Dennis Ferrer's musical career. Just as the dance music world was heading into the world of afro-centric house, Ferrer was there. And then, when it began to embrace the mix of tech and soul, Ferrer was there again, leading the way with his impeccable productions. As Ferrer goes, it seems, so does electronic music. And, as someone who's never content to do the same thing twice, it's clear that he'll be staying on top for years to come.
Ferrer burst back into the consciousness of most dance music heads with the release of "Sandcastles," (Ibadan) his collaboration with Jerome Sydenham in 2003. A throwback to his techno roots as producer of the first ever release on Synewave in 1994 and mixed with a healthy dose of soul, the track was a massive hit for the duo. But, to his credit, Ferrer didn't simply repeat the formula afterwards. Instead, whether it's been the gospel house sounds of his remix of Blaze & Barbara Tucker's "Most Precious Love" (Defected) or the deeper-than-deep rework of Fish Go Deep's "The Cure & The Cause," (Defected) Ferrer has continued to push a variety of genres all at once. It's clear that Ferrer isn't content to rest on his laurels: he's too busy dreaming up new ways to shock and delight audiences.
Of course, we do say "back" into the consciousness of dance music heads because Ferrer has been around for far longer than 'Sandcastles'. He was crafting techno records in the mid-'90s as Morph and then had success in the Afro and gospel house scenes with releases via his Sfere label, an imprint he began alongside Kerri Chandler. "Sandcastles" merely marked his return to techno phase - and broadened his appeal to a new audience largely unfamiliar with his past work. But it's this past work that gives his new productions such resonance: unlike many of this house peers, Ferrer's techno experience has given him an edge that you can hear in his recent work.
"Son of Raw," (Ibadan) "Church Lady," (Defected) "Underground Is My Home," (King Street Sounds) and "Touched the Sky" (King Street Sounds) have all been huge dancefloor anthems and all show a different side of the Ferrer personality. As he's said in interviews, "It doesn't matter if it's gospel house, Brazilian house, jazz house, or whatever. As long as it's got soul and moves people, that's all that matters." Collected on his full-length The World As I See It (King Street Sounds), it's a sound that reached many different audiences. "Transitions" and "P2DaJ" were huge in the techno world, while the beautiful ode "How Do I Let Go" was a hit in the gospel house scene, the success of which has become bittersweet considering the recent passing of its vocalist, KT Brooks, one of Ferrer's favorite vocal collaborators.
Ferrer has brought that anything goes approach to his newest venture, Objektivity. The new imprint has thus far focused itself on vocals, featuring often unlikely turns from indie heroes like Ane Brun and Télépopmusik. Low slung and deep, Objektivity is a cutting-edge label in touch with its time, putting a uniquely American spin on the deep house revival that is currently making waves in Europe. And with releases from the likes of the young phenoms the Martinez Brothers (who are going from strength to strength) and classic New York house heads like Timmy Regisford and Quentin Harris, it's obvious that Ferrer doesn't regard the label as a vanity project. Objektivity is a living, breathing thing - one that's set to drop bombs on the dancefloor for years to come.
Ferrer started out 2009 with quick acclaim from the top download store Beatport who awarded him Best Deep House Artist of 2009. But that wasn't enough to make Ferrer rest, for most of the year in-between a heavy DJ schedule, he's been hold up in his super secret Hoboken New Jersey studio slowly crafting what promises to be his best work to date - a brand newalbum tentatively entitled "The More Things Change."
Ferrer released the piano driven summer smash "Sinfonia Della Notte" on Strictly Rhythm in May 2009 which fans and press alike bugged over. DJ Mag said the single was leading the charge for a piano chord driven house music revival but we know Ferrer is just flexing one of his many skills.
Just how much more was revealed in mid November when Ferrer unveiled his single "Hey Hey" for Objektivity which immediately caught on with DJs and with Mixmag UK who gave it a Big Tune review. UK radio DJ Pete Tong helped the noise too saying the record ‘gives me goose bumps, it’s quality from start to finish; it’s a return to the finest virtues of house music, this is brilliant.' The single is also notable for having received one of the most rapid reactions in recent dance music history - shooting immediately to #1 on Beatport where it's still holding over four weeks in something no other house track has achieved recently. It's also been #1 at Juno and #1 at Black Market in Soho, London.
Perhaps part of the appeal here is "Hey Hey" is vocal driven and so it's appropriate that Dennis has just been nominated for a Grammy for another vocal driven tune - his "Dennis Ferrer Objektivity Mix" of Dido's "Don't Believe In Love" (Arista). But vocals aren't all that's appealing with "Hey Hey" it's been drawing attraction for the superb production standards - something Dennis made even clearer when he decided to reveal part of the technical process behind the tune on his myspace blog (and single press release) - Resident Advisor's reviewer commented - "even a novice like me can often hear how ridiculously sharp his productions are."
Dennis recently described the genesis of his new single to Chicago's Five Magazine saying "I was thinking about when you used to hang out with your friends back in the day and some guy would call on some girl, and most of the time she wouldn't give him the time of day. But on occasion you get that one shot where somebody would pay you some mind Then a couple of years later you go, "Damn I hate this bitch!" or "Screw this fucking guy!" ([laughs] That's where the record comes from. We've all been at a certain point where you sit there and regret what you've done. "And I heard you say, I knew I should have walked away..."
As far as his Grammy nomination goes Ferrer admits it was all a bit of a surprise - "Carl Craig sent me a text and said "congratulations on your Grammy nomination". I texted him back saying "oh, you've got jokes now". I thought he was talking about my new record. Then he called me saying he was serious and my jaw dropped." He adds "I feel honored and lucky at the same time. Very few of us in our genre get the nod of acknowledgement when it comes to being judged in the mainstream."
As always with Ferrer the best is yet to come. With a deep knowledge of the past and a constant push for the future, Ferrer remains one of the true greats of house music - a leader and innovator whose enjoying the buzz around him but keeping on pushing the limits. Stay tuned.
DENNIS FERRER DISCOGRAPHY
2010
Dennis Ferrer “The Red Room” (Objektivity
2009
Dennis Ferrer “Sinfonia Della Notte” (Strictly Rhythm)
Dennis Ferrer “Hey Hey” (Objektivity)
2008
Reel People Feat. Darien “Alibi” (Dennis Ferrer Remix) (Papa Records)
The Sunburst Band “Journey To The Sun” (Dennis Ferrer Remixes) (Z Records)
Ane Brun “Headphone Silence” (Dennis Ferrer Edit) (Objektivity)
Dido “Don’t Believe In Love” (Dennis Ferrer Remixes) (Sony BMG)
2007
Telepopmusik “Love Can Damage Your Health” (Abicah Soul / Df Remix) (Objektivity)
Dennis Ferrer Feat. Melena Perez “I Can’t Go Under” / “Buzz Beats” (Objektivity)
Son Of Raw “A Black Man In Space” (Objektivity)
2006
Dennis Ferrer “A Drumstick And A Light Fixture” (UK Promotions)
Ferrer & Sydenham Inc. “The Back Door” (Ibadan)
Dennis Ferrer “Son Of Raw” (Ibadan)
Ferrer & Sydenham Inc. “The Undertow” (Ibadan)
Martin Solveig “Jealousy” (Dennis Ferrer’s Haters Mix) (Defected)
Fish Go Deep “The Cure And The Cause” (Dennis Ferrer Remix) (Defected)
Copyright “He Is” (Ferrer & Sydenham Vox Mix) (Defected)
Dennis Ferrer “The World As I See It” (King Street / Defected) (Album)
Church Lady (King Street / Defected)
Touched The Sky (King Street / Defected)
Transitions (King Street / Defected)
P 2 Da J (King Street / Defected)
How Do I Let Go (King Street / Defected)
Underground Is My Home (King Street / Defected)
Change The World (King Street / Defected)
Destination (King Street / Defected)
I Can’t Imagine (King Street / Defected)
Run Free (King Street / Defected)
Ferrer & Karzima Ltd. “The Cube” (Objektivity)
2005
Glen Lewis “Life Everlasting” (Dennis Ferrer’s Passion Of C Mixes) (Funk La Planet)
Dennis Ferrer Feat. Kenny Bobien “Grateful” (Sfere)
Sueno Soul “Tempo Da Solo” (Dennis Ferrer’s City Of Funk Mix) (Stealth)
Dennis Ferrer “Hit It Off / Jero” (Defected)
Marlon D. Vs. Dennis Ferrer “The Breeze” (Citydeep Music)
Blaze Ft. Barbara Tucker “Most Precious Love” (Df’s Future 3000 Remix) (Defected)
2004
Djaimin & Oule Oule “Children Of Afrika” (Df’s Bless The Children Mix) (Slip’N’Slide)
S.U.M.O. “Stay” (Df’s Carnival Remix) (Sfere)
Ferrer & Sydenham Inc. “Road To Calabar” (Ibadan)
Ferrer & Sydenham Inc. “Timbuktu” (Ibadan)
Dubtribe Sound System “Nothing Is Impossible” (Dennis Ferrer Mix) (Defected)
2003
Ferrer & Sydenham Inc. “Double Penetration” (Ibadan)
Ferrer & Sydenham Inc. “Sandcastles” (Ibadan)
Reel People “Can’t Stop” (Dennis Ferrer’s Falling For U Mix) (Papa Records)
Dennis Ferrer Feat Aaron Pearson “It’s A Beautiful Life” (Sfere)
Patrick Green “I Got Sunshine” (Dennis Ferrer’s Sunshine Remix) (Innervibe)
Stephanie Cooke “Rain” (DF’s Rainforest) (King Street)
Dj Chus & David Penn “Baila” (Dennis Ferrer Bergentine Mix) (Defected)
2002
Bongo Maffin “Mari Ye Phepha” (Df’s Jo’burg Mix) (House Afrika)
Asaph Womack “Shelter Me” (Df’s Roofoverurhead Mix) (Easy Street)
Anthony Flanagan “It’s Alright” (Sfere)
Dennis Ferrer “Soul Collectives Vol. 3” (Large)
Dj Pierre Ft. Queen Mary “Good Luv” (Dennis Ferrer’s Foreplay Dub) (King Street)
Dennis Ferrer “Reach For Freedom / Dem People Go” (Nitegrooves / King Street)
Dennis Ferrer “Jero” (Ibadan)
2001
Kick Affiliates “Don’t Wanna Stop” Remix (83 West)
Knu Je “Seeds Of Life” (Dennis F’s Procreated Mix) (Distant Music)
Dennis Ferrer “The Lost Tribes Of Ibadan 2” (Sfere)
Solar House “Got 2 Be U” (Dennis Ferrer Eclipse Remix) (Large)
Miri Ben-Ari “Peace In The Middle East” (Dennis F’s Canweallgetalong Mix) (Sfere)
Dennis Ferrer “Soul Collectives Vol. 2” (Large)
Jania “Deconstructed House” (Ibadan)
Nicci “Count On Me” (Dennis F’s Responsibility Mix) (Easy Street)
Dennis Ferrer “Funu” (Basic Recordings)
Dennis Ferrer “Ghetto Discote Building” (Madhouse Records)
Jennifer Renee Morrison “Sunshine” (Df’s Early Morning Mix) (Madhouse Records)
Third Ministry Of Faith “Joy To The World” (Sfere)
Snowy Mcewan “Someone To Love” (Dennis F’s Lonely Mix) (Sfere)
Roy Ayers “Zeularae” (Dennis F’s Afro Shock) (Sfere)
Jerome Sydenham & Dennis Ferrer “Kò Kò / Jehlaz” (Ibadan)
Jerome Sydenham & Dennis Ferrer “The Wj” (Ibadan)
Jerome Sydenham & Dennis Ferrer “Freekoba” (Ibadan)
2000
Pressure – Tears For You (Dennis F Drizzle Mix) (95 North Records)
Dennis Ferrer “The Lost Tribes Of Ibadan 2” (Sfere)
Anthony Flanagan “Wonderful People” (Metaphor)
Big Moses Ft. Janel “For You” (Sfere Of Life Mix) (Bass Mental)
Kaye “My Angel” (Dennis F. Gardian) (Next Moov Records)
Dennis Ferrer “Soul Collectives Vol. 1” (Large)
Aaron Carl “My House” (Dennis F Mix) (Ovum)
1999
Anthony Flanagan “Never Enough” (Dennis F’s Satisfied Mix) (Sfere)
Bougie Soliterre “Got The Bug” (Sfere’s Horn Mix) (Sfere)
Restless Soul “After Hours” (Dennis F’s Purgatory Mix) (Chillifunk)
Dennis Ferrer & Kerri Chandler “First Steps” (Album) (Sfere)
Dennis Ferrer “The Lost Tribes Of Ibadan 1” (Sfere)
U.C. Heights “Never Lost Faith” (Chillifunk)
1998
Greg Smith & Dennis Ferrer “I Need Your Love” (Hot’n’spicy)
Dr. Gary Henry “Faith” (Dennis F’s Testimonial Mix) (Sfere)
Third Generation “You Don’t Live Here Anymore” (Dennis F’s Eviction Mix) (Sfere)
1996
Morph “The Advent Remixes” (Synewave)
1994
Morph “Morphing” (New Electronica)
Morph “Stormwatch” (Synewave)
Berkana Sowelu “Solid Fuel” (Morph Remix) (Pacific Records)
Right place, right time. It's an old cliché, but it's one that's been the definition of Dennis Ferrer's musical career. Just as the dance music world was heading into the world of afro-centric house, Ferrer was there. And then, when it began to embrace the mix of tech and soul, Ferrer was there again, leading the way with his impeccable productions. As Ferrer goes, it seems, so does electronic music. And, as someone who's never content to do the same thing twice, it's clear that he'll be staying on top for years to come.
Ferrer burst back into the consciousness of most dance music heads with the release of "Sandcastles," (Ibadan) his collaboration with Jerome Sydenham in 2003. A throwback to his techno roots as producer of the first ever release on Synewave in 1994 and mixed with a healthy dose of soul, the track was a massive hit for the duo. But, to his credit, Ferrer didn't simply repeat the formula afterwards. Instead, whether it's been the gospel house sounds of his remix of Blaze & Barbara Tucker's "Most Precious Love" (Defected) or the deeper-than-deep rework of Fish Go Deep's "The Cure & The Cause," (Defected) Ferrer has continued to push a variety of genres all at once. It's clear that Ferrer isn't content to rest on his laurels: he's too busy dreaming up new ways to shock and delight audiences.
Of course, we do say "back" into the consciousness of dance music heads because Ferrer has been around for far longer than 'Sandcastles'. He was crafting techno records in the mid-'90s as Morph and then had success in the Afro and gospel house scenes with releases via his Sfere label, an imprint he began alongside Kerri Chandler. "Sandcastles" merely marked his return to techno phase - and broadened his appeal to a new audience largely unfamiliar with his past work. But it's this past work that gives his new productions such resonance: unlike many of this house peers, Ferrer's techno experience has given him an edge that you can hear in his recent work.
"Son of Raw," (Ibadan) "Church Lady," (Defected) "Underground Is My Home," (King Street Sounds) and "Touched the Sky" (King Street Sounds) have all been huge dancefloor anthems and all show a different side of the Ferrer personality. As he's said in interviews, "It doesn't matter if it's gospel house, Brazilian house, jazz house, or whatever. As long as it's got soul and moves people, that's all that matters." Collected on his full-length The World As I See It (King Street Sounds), it's a sound that reached many different audiences. "Transitions" and "P2DaJ" were huge in the techno world, while the beautiful ode "How Do I Let Go" was a hit in the gospel house scene, the success of which has become bittersweet considering the recent passing of its vocalist, KT Brooks, one of Ferrer's favorite vocal collaborators.
Ferrer has brought that anything goes approach to his newest venture, Objektivity. The new imprint has thus far focused itself on vocals, featuring often unlikely turns from indie heroes like Ane Brun and Télépopmusik. Low slung and deep, Objektivity is a cutting-edge label in touch with its time, putting a uniquely American spin on the deep house revival that is currently making waves in Europe. And with releases from the likes of the young phenoms the Martinez Brothers (who are going from strength to strength) and classic New York house heads like Timmy Regisford and Quentin Harris, it's obvious that Ferrer doesn't regard the label as a vanity project. Objektivity is a living, breathing thing - one that's set to drop bombs on the dancefloor for years to come.
Ferrer started out 2009 with quick acclaim from the top download store Beatport who awarded him Best Deep House Artist of 2009. But that wasn't enough to make Ferrer rest, for most of the year in-between a heavy DJ schedule, he's been hold up in his super secret Hoboken New Jersey studio slowly crafting what promises to be his best work to date - a brand newalbum tentatively entitled "The More Things Change."
Ferrer released the piano driven summer smash "Sinfonia Della Notte" on Strictly Rhythm in May 2009 which fans and press alike bugged over. DJ Mag said the single was leading the charge for a piano chord driven house music revival but we know Ferrer is just flexing one of his many skills.
Just how much more was revealed in mid November when Ferrer unveiled his single "Hey Hey" for Objektivity which immediately caught on with DJs and with Mixmag UK who gave it a Big Tune review. UK radio DJ Pete Tong helped the noise too saying the record ‘gives me goose bumps, it’s quality from start to finish; it’s a return to the finest virtues of house music, this is brilliant.' The single is also notable for having received one of the most rapid reactions in recent dance music history - shooting immediately to #1 on Beatport where it's still holding over four weeks in something no other house track has achieved recently. It's also been #1 at Juno and #1 at Black Market in Soho, London.
Perhaps part of the appeal here is "Hey Hey" is vocal driven and so it's appropriate that Dennis has just been nominated for a Grammy for another vocal driven tune - his "Dennis Ferrer Objektivity Mix" of Dido's "Don't Believe In Love" (Arista). But vocals aren't all that's appealing with "Hey Hey" it's been drawing attraction for the superb production standards - something Dennis made even clearer when he decided to reveal part of the technical process behind the tune on his myspace blog (and single press release) - Resident Advisor's reviewer commented - "even a novice like me can often hear how ridiculously sharp his productions are."
Dennis recently described the genesis of his new single to Chicago's Five Magazine saying "I was thinking about when you used to hang out with your friends back in the day and some guy would call on some girl, and most of the time she wouldn't give him the time of day. But on occasion you get that one shot where somebody would pay you some mind Then a couple of years later you go, "Damn I hate this bitch!" or "Screw this fucking guy!" ([laughs] That's where the record comes from. We've all been at a certain point where you sit there and regret what you've done. "And I heard you say, I knew I should have walked away..."
As far as his Grammy nomination goes Ferrer admits it was all a bit of a surprise - "Carl Craig sent me a text and said "congratulations on your Grammy nomination". I texted him back saying "oh, you've got jokes now". I thought he was talking about my new record. Then he called me saying he was serious and my jaw dropped." He adds "I feel honored and lucky at the same time. Very few of us in our genre get the nod of acknowledgement when it comes to being judged in the mainstream."
As always with Ferrer the best is yet to come. With a deep knowledge of the past and a constant push for the future, Ferrer remains one of the true greats of house music - a leader and innovator whose enjoying the buzz around him but keeping on pushing the limits. Stay tuned.
DENNIS FERRER DISCOGRAPHY
2010
Dennis Ferrer “The Red Room” (Objektivity
2009
Dennis Ferrer “Sinfonia Della Notte” (Strictly Rhythm)
Dennis Ferrer “Hey Hey” (Objektivity)
2008
Reel People Feat. Darien “Alibi” (Dennis Ferrer Remix) (Papa Records)
The Sunburst Band “Journey To The Sun” (Dennis Ferrer Remixes) (Z Records)
Ane Brun “Headphone Silence” (Dennis Ferrer Edit) (Objektivity)
Dido “Don’t Believe In Love” (Dennis Ferrer Remixes) (Sony BMG)
2007
Telepopmusik “Love Can Damage Your Health” (Abicah Soul / Df Remix) (Objektivity)
Dennis Ferrer Feat. Melena Perez “I Can’t Go Under” / “Buzz Beats” (Objektivity)
Son Of Raw “A Black Man In Space” (Objektivity)
2006
Dennis Ferrer “A Drumstick And A Light Fixture” (UK Promotions)
Ferrer & Sydenham Inc. “The Back Door” (Ibadan)
Dennis Ferrer “Son Of Raw” (Ibadan)
Ferrer & Sydenham Inc. “The Undertow” (Ibadan)
Martin Solveig “Jealousy” (Dennis Ferrer’s Haters Mix) (Defected)
Fish Go Deep “The Cure And The Cause” (Dennis Ferrer Remix) (Defected)
Copyright “He Is” (Ferrer & Sydenham Vox Mix) (Defected)
Dennis Ferrer “The World As I See It” (King Street / Defected) (Album)
Church Lady (King Street / Defected)
Touched The Sky (King Street / Defected)
Transitions (King Street / Defected)
P 2 Da J (King Street / Defected)
How Do I Let Go (King Street / Defected)
Underground Is My Home (King Street / Defected)
Change The World (King Street / Defected)
Destination (King Street / Defected)
I Can’t Imagine (King Street / Defected)
Run Free (King Street / Defected)
Ferrer & Karzima Ltd. “The Cube” (Objektivity)
2005
Glen Lewis “Life Everlasting” (Dennis Ferrer’s Passion Of C Mixes) (Funk La Planet)
Dennis Ferrer Feat. Kenny Bobien “Grateful” (Sfere)
Sueno Soul “Tempo Da Solo” (Dennis Ferrer’s City Of Funk Mix) (Stealth)
Dennis Ferrer “Hit It Off / Jero” (Defected)
Marlon D. Vs. Dennis Ferrer “The Breeze” (Citydeep Music)
Blaze Ft. Barbara Tucker “Most Precious Love” (Df’s Future 3000 Remix) (Defected)
2004
Djaimin & Oule Oule “Children Of Afrika” (Df’s Bless The Children Mix) (Slip’N’Slide)
S.U.M.O. “Stay” (Df’s Carnival Remix) (Sfere)
Ferrer & Sydenham Inc. “Road To Calabar” (Ibadan)
Ferrer & Sydenham Inc. “Timbuktu” (Ibadan)
Dubtribe Sound System “Nothing Is Impossible” (Dennis Ferrer Mix) (Defected)
2003
Ferrer & Sydenham Inc. “Double Penetration” (Ibadan)
Ferrer & Sydenham Inc. “Sandcastles” (Ibadan)
Reel People “Can’t Stop” (Dennis Ferrer’s Falling For U Mix) (Papa Records)
Dennis Ferrer Feat Aaron Pearson “It’s A Beautiful Life” (Sfere)
Patrick Green “I Got Sunshine” (Dennis Ferrer’s Sunshine Remix) (Innervibe)
Stephanie Cooke “Rain” (DF’s Rainforest) (King Street)
Dj Chus & David Penn “Baila” (Dennis Ferrer Bergentine Mix) (Defected)
2002
Bongo Maffin “Mari Ye Phepha” (Df’s Jo’burg Mix) (House Afrika)
Asaph Womack “Shelter Me” (Df’s Roofoverurhead Mix) (Easy Street)
Anthony Flanagan “It’s Alright” (Sfere)
Dennis Ferrer “Soul Collectives Vol. 3” (Large)
Dj Pierre Ft. Queen Mary “Good Luv” (Dennis Ferrer’s Foreplay Dub) (King Street)
Dennis Ferrer “Reach For Freedom / Dem People Go” (Nitegrooves / King Street)
Dennis Ferrer “Jero” (Ibadan)
2001
Kick Affiliates “Don’t Wanna Stop” Remix (83 West)
Knu Je “Seeds Of Life” (Dennis F’s Procreated Mix) (Distant Music)
Dennis Ferrer “The Lost Tribes Of Ibadan 2” (Sfere)
Solar House “Got 2 Be U” (Dennis Ferrer Eclipse Remix) (Large)
Miri Ben-Ari “Peace In The Middle East” (Dennis F’s Canweallgetalong Mix) (Sfere)
Dennis Ferrer “Soul Collectives Vol. 2” (Large)
Jania “Deconstructed House” (Ibadan)
Nicci “Count On Me” (Dennis F’s Responsibility Mix) (Easy Street)
Dennis Ferrer “Funu” (Basic Recordings)
Dennis Ferrer “Ghetto Discote Building” (Madhouse Records)
Jennifer Renee Morrison “Sunshine” (Df’s Early Morning Mix) (Madhouse Records)
Third Ministry Of Faith “Joy To The World” (Sfere)
Snowy Mcewan “Someone To Love” (Dennis F’s Lonely Mix) (Sfere)
Roy Ayers “Zeularae” (Dennis F’s Afro Shock) (Sfere)
Jerome Sydenham & Dennis Ferrer “Kò Kò / Jehlaz” (Ibadan)
Jerome Sydenham & Dennis Ferrer “The Wj” (Ibadan)
Jerome Sydenham & Dennis Ferrer “Freekoba” (Ibadan)
2000
Pressure – Tears For You (Dennis F Drizzle Mix) (95 North Records)
Dennis Ferrer “The Lost Tribes Of Ibadan 2” (Sfere)
Anthony Flanagan “Wonderful People” (Metaphor)
Big Moses Ft. Janel “For You” (Sfere Of Life Mix) (Bass Mental)
Kaye “My Angel” (Dennis F. Gardian) (Next Moov Records)
Dennis Ferrer “Soul Collectives Vol. 1” (Large)
Aaron Carl “My House” (Dennis F Mix) (Ovum)
1999
Anthony Flanagan “Never Enough” (Dennis F’s Satisfied Mix) (Sfere)
Bougie Soliterre “Got The Bug” (Sfere’s Horn Mix) (Sfere)
Restless Soul “After Hours” (Dennis F’s Purgatory Mix) (Chillifunk)
Dennis Ferrer & Kerri Chandler “First Steps” (Album) (Sfere)
Dennis Ferrer “The Lost Tribes Of Ibadan 1” (Sfere)
U.C. Heights “Never Lost Faith” (Chillifunk)
1998
Greg Smith & Dennis Ferrer “I Need Your Love” (Hot’n’spicy)
Dr. Gary Henry “Faith” (Dennis F’s Testimonial Mix) (Sfere)
Third Generation “You Don’t Live Here Anymore” (Dennis F’s Eviction Mix) (Sfere)
1996
Morph “The Advent Remixes” (Synewave)
1994
Morph “Morphing” (New Electronica)
Morph “Stormwatch” (Synewave)
Berkana Sowelu “Solid Fuel” (Morph Remix) (Pacific Records)
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