Carlo Lio (Canada) at CRAZY ATLANTA

🎉 Exciting news! DJ Carlo Lio from Canada is coming to Atlanta! 🇨🇦 Catch his incredible set at Crazy Atlanta on October 14th starting from 11 PM till we're all dancing like crazy! 💃 Joining him on the decks are the talented Atlanta residents @andresriiox and @danimattdj , who will keep the energy high all night long! 🎧🔥 Don't miss out on this mind-blowing night of music and dance. Mark your calendars and get ready to party at Crazy Atlanta, located at 182 Courtland St NE, Atlanta. 🌟 See you there! 🎶✨ #thecrazycities #crazyatlanta #atlanta #atl #downtownatl#downtownatlanta #crazyelectro @crazyatlanta Description

Unequivocally leading the pack of talented Toronto producers, Carlo Lio has utilized his trademark hypnotic house and techno sound to cement his status among today’s world-renowned electronic music artists. Carlo developed his unique style of fast-paced deep tech-house music in the dark and unforgiving world of the Toronto underground club scene, and his hard work and dedication paid off in 2008, when Dubfire’s SCI+TEC imprint signed their first track with him, welcoming Carlo into the label family with open arms and ushering in a period that has seen over a dozen sucessful releases. Over time, these tracks caught the eyes and ears of some of the biggest labels in the electronic music scene, allowing for further releases on Bedrock Records, MOOD, Desolat, Suara, Intec Digital, Mindshake, Inmotion and No.19 to name just few. One particular highlight occurred in 2011, when Dubfire and Oliver Hunteman commissioned him to remix the track “Diablo” for the renowned Cocoon Recordings, marking an impressive milestone in his career. 2015 was a standout year for Carlo in terms of releases, with a remix of Sian’s ‘’Diamond Shore’’ on Octopus Recordings, along with a huge remix of one of Basement Jaxx’s beloved tracks ‘’House Scene’’ on their official Junto Remixed album. Late 2015 saw his most recent release on SCI+TEC with the pounding ‘’Type-O’’ EP, followed up with a much anticipated return to Suara with his ‘’Technicolour Boogie’’ EP which had remixes from Nicole Moudaber and Chus & Ceballos. And on top of this, Carlo provided Adam Beyer’s Drumcode Radio with an exclusive one hour live from Stereo in Montreal. 2016 continued in the musical success of the year prior, with standout releases on Kaluki Musik with “iLL Shit”, Davide Squillace’s This & That label with “All Things Must Change”, and a special collaboration entitled “Feeding the Rhythm” with Nathan…