• Dance
• Electronica
• Disco

As the founder of disco and electronic music trailblazer, Giorgio Moroder made his mark as an influential Italian producer, songwriter, performer and DJ. At 78 years old, Moroder still has his hands in the center of EDM-culture, swinging back into the spotlight in 2013 with a guest collaboration on the GRAMMY Award-winning Daft Punk album Random Access Memories (“Album Of the Year”), new remixes for Donna Summer, Haim, Coldplay, Aretha Franklin, and his Scarface motion picture soundtrack, a newfound career as an acclaimed live DJ at major global festivals and clubs, and a brand new album of collaborations.

He is heavily noted for being the key player in the Queen of Disco Donna Summer‘s rise to fame throughout the 1970s, collaborating with her on her biggest hits including “Love To Love You Baby,” “Hot Stuff” and “I Feel Love.” In 1997, Moroder and Summer won the Grammy Award for “Best Dance Recording” for the song “Carry On.” In 2004 Moroder was inducted into the Dance Music Hall of Fame.