Falcos Panagiotis
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Falcos Panagiotis (Φάλκος Παναγιώτης) |
| Also known as | Falcos Deejay |
| Born | 7 February 1995 Thessaloniki, Greece |
| Origin | Sykia Chalkidiki, Greece |
| Genres | Tech House, Techno, Club Music, Dance |
| Occupation(s) | DJ, producer |
| Instruments | Synthesiser, turntables, keyboard, Logic Pro |
| Years active | 2009 - present |
| Labels | Alveda Music |
| Website | falcosdeejay |
Falcos Panagiotis (Greek: Φάλκος Παναγιώτης, born 7 February 1995) is a British/Greek music producer and DJ.
Falcos Panagiotis (or Falkos Panagiotis) is a businessman and music producer based in Greece. He is the owner of the well-known record label Alveda Music and also the owner of the global electronic dance music news network EDM Cave.
Career[edit]
Panagiotis began digital mixing in September 2007 at the age of 12. By 2009, after two years of summer work, he had managed to purchase his first professional equipment.
In 2012, Alveda Music was founded. After several years, the label became an empire of electronic dance music labels under its own umbrella. Currently (in 2023), Alveda Music holds the largest EDM catalog in Greece, with over 3000 productions registered globally by international independent artists. His label group had a lot of success on Beatport. One of the most well-known releases was "Tell Me" by Sebastian Park, ranked Top 1 on Beatport's Future House releases. The first charted track on Beatport before Sebastian Park was "Get It" by the Belarusian female DJ and producer FOXI (Big Room Top 100 tracks). Following this success, the label group gained a lot of popularity in the underground electronic dance music scene, with more than 100 tracks charted.
Falcos gained a lot of power in the global music industry by providing licensing services for third-party labels. His label partners include Housesession, RH2, Club Session, Play This! Records, Dancewood Records, Sound Best, Nothing But..., Re:vibe Music, Reflective Music, and many more. One of the key people responsible for this success is Panagiotis Panoudis, the Label Manager of Sound Best and Senior A&R of Dancewood Records.
The other strong aspect was his collaboration with the local publisher, Alexis Kalamaras, and his magazine, Bliss (which is the largest DJ magazine in Greece).
In 2019, he released his song "Above Your Mind" which was supported by Giga FM 105.4 (Greece), SunAlpes (France), Atlantic Radio Uk (United Kingdom), Hits 100 Arizona (USA), Pulse Radio (USA), Radio Riviera Montreux (Switzerland), ScratchRadio (Norway), Fröhlich Radio (Germany), Radio Holiday (Italy), Sheppey FM 92.2 (United Kingdom), Rádio Biss (Brazil), Radio Rama (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Radio64 (LondonFM) (United Kingdom), Chic Radio Hits (France), HaPPyFan-Radio (Germany), Bunkazilla (United Kingdom), K-Ty Radio Network (USA), Omroep Westerkwartier (Netherlands), Barbapapa Radio (Netherlands) and many more.
In 2020, Falcos Panagiotis purchased the global electronic dance music news network, EDM Cave. With the assistance of PR companies, he acquired additional networks, including a DJ booking platform (Club Agent).
On February 5, 2023, Falcos organized the Alveda Anniversary Event (known as AEDME) at Spacelab in Thessaloniki. The event was supported by artists such as Ever-L, MeanBeatz, DJ Tam, Dimitris Karipidis, and Nick Zisiou. Falcos also performed at the event.
Personal life[edit]
He spent his childhood in Sykia, Halkidiki where his family runs a variety of holiday resort business, such as restaurants, beach bars and apartments. In 2010, Panagiotis moved to Thessaloniki to study in a high school specialising in computer studies and has completed all courses related.
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External links[edit]
- Official website
- Video on YouTube
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- Falcos Panagiotis on Facebook
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