DJ/PRODUCER/REMIXER

TRACYYOUNG
DJ/PRODUCER/REMIXER
selected
appearances
1
international
sydney
melbourne
perth
hong kong
beijing
kuala lumpur
domoch
london
paris
prague
brussels
amsterdam
rome
morocco
mykonos
casablanca
barcelona
rio de janeiro
san paulo
cancun
mexico city
toronto
montreal
vancouver
san juan
2
AD Campaigns
Sunglass Hut
lincoln automotive
ford focus
red bull
muscle milk
pioneer
3
private events
lenny kravitz
sean ‘puffy’ combs
ricky martin
cher
the smashing pumpkins
russel simmons
britney spears
madonna
4
T.V APPEARANCEs
mtv
sisqo’s shakedown
kourtney & Khloe take miami
Bravo’s housewives of atlanta
logo’s the A list
5
V.I.P EVENTS
The Emmy Awards
The Grammy Awards
Sundance Film Festival
Madonna Album Launches
BVLGARI
Gay Olyimpics w Liza Minelli
Von Dutch
The Collection, Miami
Ford
Lincoln Automative
Roberto Cavalli
Narcisso Rodriguez
Sunglass Hut
GLAAD
David Barton Gyms
Kylie Minogue US Tour
biography
They say you’ll never work a day in your life if you love what you
do. If that’s the case, then Tracy Young hasn’t worked in 20 years.
What the electronic music dynamo has done over the last two
decades is taken her irresistible passion for dance music from the
underground to the mainstream, going from clubland cause
célèbre to mainstream celebrity in the process.
At the time, Young had no idea of the heights to which she
would rise. “If you told me 10 years later I’d be DJ‐ing Madonna’s
wedding, I’d say you were crazy!” she laughs. But even from its
earliest stages, Young’s musical prowess made people take
notice, and it wasn’t long before she translated her work at
Interscope Records to a thriving career in the DJ booth that
allowed her to bring her one‐of‐a‐kind funk, hip‐hop and old‐
school blend of beats to the masses on eastern corridor airwaves
and cable television.
But soon the sun‐drenched shores of Miami came calling, and with her move came a shift in sound that saw
Young injecting her hip‐hop roots with the house music thump that emanated from the steamy, celebrity‐
filled nightclubs that comprised the South Beach scene.
With the assistance of luminaries Ingrid Casares and Chris Paciello, Miami was also where Young carved a
niche for herself, both as a female in the traditionally male‐dominated stomping grounds of the DJ booth, and
as a darling of the thriving gay circuit party scene. But it wasn’t just the gay community that was drawn by
Young’s magnetic musical pull; celebrities from Cher to Sean Combs fell under her spell, inviting the disc
jockess to spin their exclusive private parties to A‐List invitees. Once Madonna coroneted her as her go‐to DJ
in 2000, Young became a global electronic music celebrity in demand at nightclubs around the world and a
breakout name on the Billboard charts racking up 40 #1 Club Play hits including 13 Madonna remixes and as
well as imaginative electronic reinventions of songs by Christina Aguilera, Shakira, and Enrique Iglesias. Living
Theater, Young’s 2003 release of unique remixes, garnered critical acclaim while showing that Young’s talent
in the studio went beyond last‐call of nightclub dance floors. And her Genesis party—a massive New Year’s
Day celebration that attracts more than 5,000 guests from around the world eager to start their year with
Young’s big‐room sound.
The housewife’s life isn’t for Young—it never has been. With a book in the works about her 20 year‐career in
the DJ booth, a Mad Men‐style makeover by famed Hollywood photographer to the stars Mike Ruiz and
longstanding working relationships with Macy Gray, Maya, and the Kardashians, Young is becoming a full‐
fledged celebrity in her own right. “I will always be a music person,” she states. “But there are so many
mediums for me to express myself, and I want to take advantage of them all.”
Tardy for the party? Not Tracy Young. She’s been the party for the past 20 years—and she’s just getting
started.
Young became a global electronic music celebrity in demand at nightclubs around the world and a breakout
name on the Billboard charts racking over 40 #1 Club Play hits including 13 Madonna remixes as well as
imaginative electronic reinventions of songs by Christina Aguilera, Shakira, and Enrique Iglesias, Cher, Britney
Spears, Katy Perry, Demi Lovato and Beyonce.
SELECTED
RELEASES
ARTIST
SONG
LABEL
Pretty Hurts
Columbia
2014
Cher
Woman's World
Warner Bros.
2013
Demi Lovato
Neon Lights
Hollywood
2013
Katy Perry
Unconditionally
Capitol
2013
Madonna
Gang Bang
Interscope
2012
Britney Spears
Hold It Against Me
Jive
2011
Kim Zolciak
Tardy for the Party
Ferosh
2010
Madonna
Revolver
Warner
2010
Kelly Clarkson
Stronger
RCA
2010
Akon
Beautiful
Universal
2009
Madonna
4 Minutes
Warner
2008
Britney Spears
Break the Ice
Jive
2008
Idina Menzel
Defying Gravity
Reprise
2007
Stevie Nicks
Stand Back
Reprise
2007
Shakira
La Tortura
Epic
2006
Madonna
Hung Up
Warner
2004
Cyndi Lauper
Shine
Oglio
2003
Madonna
Music
Warner
2000
Beyonce
Be Mine
YEAR
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Management/Agent: Michael Benedetti
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