CamelPhat
Biography
Multi-platinum DJ and production duo Dave Whelan and Mike Di Scala, better known as CamelPhat, have enjoyed a meteoric rise to the top of the dance music world since breaking through with global hit ‘Cola’ in 2017. The Grammy and Ivor Novello-nominated pair from Liverpool have continued to evolve their sound, releasing a slew of hits, and becoming one of Beatport’s biggest-selling artists of all time. Their acclaimed and silver-certified debut album ‘Dark Matter’ is packed with high-profile collaborations, including electronic mainstays like Cristoph, Artbat and Ali Love, as well as indie legends Noel Gallagher, Jake Bugg and Yannis Philippakis of Foals and featuring huge hits such as ‘Panic Room’, ‘Breathe’ & ‘Cola’. The pioneering album has been followed up more recently by the signature melodic sounds of 'Silenced' and hefty techno of 'The Future', both of which received huge reactions at their sold-out Dark Matter UK tour that included arena shows at Glasgow Hydro Arena and Wembley Arena, London. CamelPhat are putting the final touches to a brand new album as their ground-breaking sound evolves. Launching just in time for an action-packed year, including their label ‘When Stars Align’ showcase at Miami Music Week alongside appearances at After Life events across the globe, Coachella, returning to the Pier Head in Liverpool, headlining the beloved Steel Yard at Creamfields and lots more. 2023 has seen CamelPath elevate to the next level by launching their own label ‘When Stars Align’ alongside appearances at Afterlife events across the globe, performing at Coachella, returning to the Pier Head in Liverpool, headlining the beloved Steel Yard at Creamfields, a HUGE 20-date residency at Ibiza’s revered Pacha, topping the bill for the closing weekend for Printworks plus they've just announced that they will host a specially curated night at the brand new North London venue, Drumsheds one of the first shows announced plus a night at The Warehouse Project and more to be announced. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.