Scandalous Dimitri from Paris in Moscow

The scandalous world-class house DJ Dimitri from Paris is performing at the capital's club XIII. Initially, "Dimitri from Turkey" gained popularity with a remix of the Irish song by Björk, later becoming known as "Dimitri from France," he worked with stars like Quincy Jones, James Brown, and New Order. Since 1997, he has played in the world’s best clubs, gathers the most pompous and glamorous audiences, and continues to pleasantly shock everyone with his experimental creations. DJ Dimitri from Paris writes stylish soundtracks for fashion shows - he has worked with renowned fashion houses such as Coco Chanel, Jean Paul Gaultier, Karl Lagerfeld, and Yves Saint Laurent. Hugh Hefner, the publisher of Playboy magazine, invites him to all his parties; for Hugh, DJ Dimitri wrote three hit tracks - Disco Forever, A Night At The Playboy Mansion, and After The Playboy Mansion. They later became million-selling hits around the world. DJ Dimitri's discography includes two solo albums and three collections of DJ mixes, one of which he presented in Moscow a few years ago. DJ Dimitri from Paris is a representative of truly quality French house music; for him, being fashionable means being original. His unique, lively style is not confused with anyone else.

September 16, Saturday, club XIII, playing Dimitri from Paris, as well as DJs Miller, Antonio, and Margareth.