Manuel Sofia
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- Manuel Sofia (aka MOS) was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1981. Named by Hernán Cattaneo at DMC Update Magazine as one of the upcoming latin american talents, up until now he has played in Argentina’s clubs and countries such as: Germany, United St..Manuel Sofia was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1981. Named by Hernán Cattaneo at DMC Update Magazine as one of the upcoming latinamerican talents, up until now he has played in Argentina’s local clubs and countries such as Germany, United States, France, Canada, Brazil, México, Spain, Poland, Portugal, Turkey, Belgium, Greece, Slovenia, Switzerland, Paraguay and Uruguay, among others. Manuel also has been honored to play in festivals like Creamfields Buenos Aires in 2001 / 2008 / 2011, Love Parade Festival in 2008, Eclipse Festival in Canada, Fusion Festival Germany and Time & Space Mexico (2010, 2012). He has released and signed tracks and remixes to labels such as Natura Sonoris, Sudbeat, Hope, Flow, Audiotherapy, Global Underground, Proton, Sprout Germany, Electribe, Noizen, Beef Records, Swift, Acute, Pissed Off, Off Side, Vivid Trax, Vapour, Vapourize, Politik and Mashtronic. Many of his tracks have been supported by renowned djs such as: Sasha, Hernán Cattaneo, Dave Seaman, Tiësto, Satoshi Tomiie, D-Nox, Funk D’Void, Oliver Klein, Dave Mothersole, Nick Warren, Henry Saiz, Jodi Wisternoff, Slacker, G-Pal and Guy J, among many others. He had the privilege of being part of tracklists in numerous compilations like: Hernán Cattaneo’s Master Series Parallel [Renaissance], Hernán Cattaneo Sequential 1 [Renaissance], Dave Seaman Master Series [Renaissance], Audio Therapy: Spring/Summer 2008 mixed by Jim Rivers [Audio Therapy], Kosmas Epsilon & Luke Chable Addicted [Platipus], G-Pal 1 [Swift], G-Pal contra Anna Maria X [Swift] and Prime Cuts [Beef Records]. Manuel hosts a monthly radio show on Delta FM 90.3 since 2011. He also hosted a monthly show at Frisky Radio, called “Groupies Ears Bomber” with past guests Guy J, Chaim, Plass, Baunder, Oliverio, Elias Tzikas and Baudelaire. He also owns a record label called Noizen. Having released music from Argentina’s most upfront musicians like Soundexile, Dartek, Fefo & Arcas, Baudelaire and foreign artists such as Henry Saiz, Cora Novoa and Gabe & Ido Ophir, Noizen spreads worldwide Manuel’s taste on music, focusing on music with a message, music with melodies, from Manuel’s homeland to the rest of the world.