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RANK	SCORE ?	GENRE	LOCATION
53038	0	House	San Antonio, US

San Antonio, Texas - "I knew I was home."

This was Eddie Scott's moment of eureka 10 years ago, when he landed inside a party grooving to house music. It was the first time he felt the house experience with a live dj playing records. Like a cureless, unwavering fever, it encompassed his being, and he's been in the groove ever since. It is a passion he spreads wherever he dj's and wherever his internationally popular, originally authored and produced tracks are played.

Eddie credits the motivation and inspiration gained through his experiences as an underground dj in San Antonio, a place where very few even know what house music is. Eddie affirms his role as a crowd shaking dj, but places emphasis on his role to educate and introduce people to the world of house music. Now a seasoned dj and accomplished producer, Spettro has brought his unique San Antonio house sound to international destinations worldwide and U.S. cities coast to coast. Simply put, when Spettro (Spettro translates "spectrum of light" from Italian) plays, his vibe and intense love for the music fuels the party.

Spettro's tracks extend beyond the realm of his travels, across the globe. No house dj is without one of his 25 records in their collection. Consistently bumping the dance floor and creating the thickest of delicious vibes, Spettro has authored tracks for such labels as Tango, Aroma, Brique Rouge, Big Chief, Amenti, So Sound, Doubledown, Primal, Heights and many more prominent names from around the world. His production has won endorsements by house music heavy weights such as Mark Farina, DJ Heather, Jay-J Hernandez, Chris Lum, Phil Weeks, DJ Sneak and Mazi, as well as many other fellow house aficionados. His tracks have also been licensed to mix CDs by global chart-toppers Miguel Migs, DJ Dan, DJ Heather, DJ Raoul (Swirl People) and Jim Masters.

Spettro's sound can be described as "the infector" of infectious house: an evening dancing to him is therapeutic enlightenment for the 'heads' and for the uneducated alike. A club-hopper himself, he dances behind the decks, moving with the audience and vibing into the next track he throws down ... illustrative of an aptitude for programming that rivals the world's best dj's.

Rocking 3 turntables like no other, such display of skill has become customary at his shows. Spettro's mixing style is smooth, but with dips and cuts along the way. Chunky and funky, deep and sexy, the tracks he plays and writes float, coast and carouse. His sets are composed of bumpin' beats, Balearic guitars, techy nonsense, occasional soulful vocals and everything else in between. Combine this with his unique energy to get the natural high that you want. And then you want some more.

Look for Spettro under the monikor's "Green Thumb" (with Dwavehed) "Antoine Diego" (with Thomas Sahs), and "Ten Gallon Hats" (with Claude 9 and Chris Specht).

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Silly Bio-

Learning to dj in a cardboard box with candy cigarettes, Eddie "Spettro" began his quest for a beautifully timed and spaced flower called "house". Bouquets of funky, chunky, techy non-sense is what Spettro is known to bring to your growroom floor. The light (Spettro translates "prism of light" from Italian) used in producing these flowers is the light that fuels the bouncing and screaming peas in your pod.

Like a daffodil on a windy day, Spettro's seed engulfs all within range 'heads and non-heads alike. Both a fertilizer and producer of these funky flowers, Spettro's production work has been featured by fertilizers like Mark Farina, DJ Heather, Jay-J, Chris Lum, Mazi, Miguel Migs and nearly every house cultivator in the world.

An ace in the garden, Eddie's better half is behind the decks, tilling and tending to the thirsty receivers of the funky fruit.

Look for Spettro under the monikor's "Green Thumb" (with Dwavehed) "Antoine Diego" (with Thomas Sahs), and "Ten Gallon Hats" (with Claude 9 and Chris Specht).