Party: Turnt 17th Jan ft ZAC WATERS

Party: Turnt 17th Jan ft ZAC WATERS

ZAC WATERS in the house again!!

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Seirēn
Pucka Up
Blazer
Deadset

Sports Bar:

Dj Ules
Dj Angelo






Zac Waters - a born-musician whom grew up listening to Pearl Jam, Led Zeppelin, Cake and the Barbie Pool Party mixes, only found his Electronic Dance Music calling a short two years ago.

Since then, Zac, now 19 years of age, has managed to make very noticeable waves all over the world with his stunning plethora of remixes and originals and self-created dance music sub-genre ‘Meltrance’ - a sound that incorporates elements of the globally recognised Melbourne Bounce sound and Trance music.

This genre-defining musical genius set the standard even with his first releases, with “Decimate” hitting #63 on the Beatport overall charts, and “Life & Death” sky-rocketing to #10 - ultimately leading to his first international debut in Sanremo, Italy in 2013 and Seoul in South Korea in 2014.

Since Zac’s explosive track “Zenit” went viral it has been full steam ahead for the Melbourne-born superstar. Boasting an obvious knack for creating masterpieces, Zac gained the attention of Universal Music, sourcing him to remix for Will.i.am after his Meltrance collaboration with Who Killed Mickey “Fly Away” hit #11 Progressive House Beatport Chart and #86 overall. In addition to these successes, Zenit gained support from a number of renowned artists, including Will Sparks and Laidback Luke and despite being originally released as a free download, was re-released on Onelove - a venture that saw it hit #21 in the Australian Aria charts.

After listening to his ever-growing discography of original releases, you begin to quickly see that Waters is no ordinary talent. A producer who has been esteemed and supported by some of the worlds biggest DJ’s - David Guetta, Will Sparks, Gareth Emery, Ferry Corsten and Markus Schulz to name a few. Australia seems to agree too - voting Zac as #16 in the country after his debut inthemix awards enrolment.

Since his signing to Lucky Ent, Zac's popularity and sound has developed in leaps and bounds, resulting in several successful collaborations, remixes and originals that have lit up dance floors across the globe. This combined with a dedicated, rapidly building fanbase and a number of recent standout productions, Zac Waters is on course to ignite the world's dancefloors in devastating fashion and leave no questions as to why he is one of the most thrilling new talents to be emerging out of the Melbourne dance music scene.

Invited: Chris Boyle, Stevie Page, Tashy Parrott, Mitch Gallegos, Jacquie Mali, Brooke Carter, Jake Mexon, Alex Morris, Annette Lentini, Brent Martin, Megan Robinson, Michelle Worth, Luke Brown, Andrew Brajlih, Brysen Fraser, Chad Riley, Dale Albrew, Marissa Hamling, Casey Cole, Corey Spowart, Jenny Mottlee, Nathan Perkins, Josh Bones Thomson, Hannah McCormack, Laura Duncan, Justin Crooks, Laura-kate Robinson, Amy Lee Dederer, Nelson Jordan Velasquez, Hannah March, Joey Rotondo, Rikki-lea Russell, Diarn Ruby-Jade Benson, Sam Davies, Michael Speciale, Carly Parish, Brian Aguilera, Sarah Ellen Fyffe, Zoe Estens, Angelo Pranic, James Brattan, Brett E Hughes, Ajay Sicrea, Jack Edwards, Lindsay Ann Welsh, Brittni Taylah, Matthew John, Garrath Johnson, Danielle Popov, Trent Barry, Josh Duke, Bec Gilchrist, Taylen Hyde, Jessykah Merrick, Caitlin Maree Tolone, Kieryn Taylor, Anthony Reginald John, Jarrod Lane, James Markham, Ashley Fletcher, Ashton Beavis, Cathy Phan Nguyen, Shayne Watson, Terry Tsiambouris, Daniel Oyston, Cameron Howard, Daniel Hogan, Courtney Stewart, Jarrad Hobson, Lucinda Bowden, Heather Elliott, Abel Vili, Courtney Brecht, Dylan Glassop, Anto Samuel Perkovic, Brenton Brockbank, Will Beck, Holly Sales, Chloe Green, Blake Walsh, Abbey McCord, Sam Gamble, Tom Mace, Tai Marquet, Dylan Siddens, Shannon Ryan, Keigan Mccormack, Dominic Moran, Alex Wood, Ebony Bolch, Karissa Blundell, Bailey Bromage, Jessi Wiseman, Chantal Bidner, Josh Mcmahon, Josh Lewis, Georgia Amess, Amba Tisdell, Tarni-Lee Stewart, Kiyahna Lawrie Abberton show more »