MOTi
MOTi is a Dutch electronic producer and DJ. He started making music inspired by artists like Tiesto and Fedde le Grand, working on his production skills...
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MOTi is a Dutch electronic producer and DJ. He started making music inspired by artists like Tiesto and Fedde le Grand, working on his production skills before breaking through in the early 2010s.
His track "I Don't Wanna" became one of his better-known releases, along with songs like "Ringtone" featuring Ellipso and "Back To You" with CORSAK and Georgia Ku. These tracks show his approach to dance music with vocal features and straightforward production.
He's worked with other producers in the scene, though the existing information doesn't specify particular collaborations beyond those song credits. The music tends toward the accessible end of festival-ready electronic sounds rather than experimental territory.
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