Benny Benassi

Benny Benassi, born Marco Benassi on July 13, 1967, in Milan, Italy, is a globally renowned DJ, producer, and remixer who has been a defining force in electronic music for over two decades. Rising to international fame with his 2002 hit single "Satisfaction," Benassi pioneered the electro house sound with its infectious basslines and innovative use of vocal manipulation, shaping the landscape of modern dance music. Throughout his career, he has released several acclaimed albums, including "Hypnotica," "Phobia," and "Electroman," and has collaborated with leading artists such as Madonna, Chris Brown, and John Legend.

His electrifying performances at major festivals and clubs around the world have cemented his reputation as a dynamic live act, and he has earned numerous awards, including a Grammy for his remix of Public Enemy’s "Bring the Noise." Through his boundary-pushing productions and relentless touring schedule, Benny Benassi continues to influence new generations of producers and music fans from his home base in Italy to dancefloors across the globe.