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Hector Fonseca | |
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Born | January 10, 1980 |
Origin | Clifton, New Jersey, United States |
Genres | House |
Occupation(s) | Disc Jockey, Remixer |
Years active | 2002 – present |
Labels | Audio4Play, Star 69 Records |
Website | Official Website |
Hector Fonseca (born January 10, 1980 in Bronx, New York City, New York[1]) is an American house music DJ. In addition to his production and DJ work, Fonseca is a popular remixer.
Biography
Early years
Raised in suburban Clifton, New Jersey, in a Puerto Rican family, Fonseca started his career as a fashion model.[2] He enrolled at the University of Pennsylvania where he studied business administration. He left his studies to focus on the tribal and house music scene emerging in New York during the late 1990s.[3][4]
Fonseca held residencies at New York City nightclubs such as the Limelight, Heaven, Splash & Roxy, along with numerous national gigs. He attracted the attention of the late Grammy Award-winning DJ/producer/remixer Peter Rauhofer, who became his mentor.
In the summer of 2004, Fonseca's rendition of Jahkey B's single "Heart Attack" achieved the number 8 spot on Billboard's Hot Dance Club Songs chart. His follow-up of Shelia Brody's "U Ain’t that Good" reached number 3 on the same chart.
Career
Fonseca was voted Out Magazine's Hottest DJ in 2007.
His Billboard #1 Dance Chart remixes include tracks by Betty Who, Beyoncé, Erika Jayne, Katy Perry, Kerli, Lenny Kravitz, Lady Gaga, Mel B, Rihanna, Petshop Boys, and Sia.
In 2013, Fonseca produced his first original composition, a collaboration with Blondie titled "Mile High".
In 2014, Foseca collaborated with club divas Natascha Bessez, Inaya Day, and Maya Simantov for a self-titled album released by Audio4play Records, an independent house music label he started with partner Theresa Velasquez.
Discography
- Compilation Albums
- New York Club Anthems, Vol. 2 (2007)
- New York Club Anthems, Vol. 3 (2008)
- Hector Fonseca Re:mixed (2016)
- As Lead Artist
- Bump (2013)
- Getcha (2013)
- Face (2013)
- Numb (2015)
- Music Never Dies (2015)
- Music Never Dies (2015)
- Game Over (2015)
- Jump 4 Luv (2015)
- Muchacho (2016)
- So Addicted (2016)
- U Want It (2016)
- Fun (2016)
- Deeper Love (Pride) (2017)
- Beautiful (2017)
- Another Club (No Sleep) (2018)
- It's a fine day (2018)
- Utopia (2018)
Selected remixes
- 2raumwohnung (featuring Moguai) – "Sex Secret"
- Adele – "Someone Like You"
- Agnez Mo – "Boy Magnet
- Alicia Keys – "Empire State of Mind"
- Amannda – "The Only One"
- Amuka – "U Ain't That Good"
- Andrea Roma – "I Feel The Same"
- Andro-B – "Young & Dumb"
- Aquaria – "Burn Rubber"
- Antoine Clamaran (featuring Digital Mode) – "Gold"
- Avenue D – "Do I Look Like a Slut?"
- Betty Who "All Of You"
- Betty Who "I Love You Always Forever"
- Betty Who "Somebody Loves You"
- Beyoncé (featuring Shakira) – "Beautiful Liar"
- Beyoncé – "Best Thing I Never Had"
- Blair St. Clair – "Call My Life"
- Bimbo Jones – "Freeze"
- Brandy – "Talk About Our Love"
- Brandy – "What About Us?"
- Britney Spears – "Circus"
- Britney Spears – "Hold It Against Me"
- Sheila Brody – "U Ain't That Good"
- Cajjmere Wray – "Ecstasy Queen"
- Cevin Fisher – "Love You Some More"
- Chelly – "Took the Night"
- Cher – "Take It Like A Man"
- Chris Salvatore – "Dirty Love"
- Chris Salvatore – "I Kissed a Boy"
- Ciara – "Like a Boy"
- Club 69 – "I Look Good"
- Club 69 (featuring Kim Cooper) – "The Drama"
- Cyn – "Fantasy Reality"
- Danny Verde – "Pushin to the Top"
- DJ Bruno – "People"
- Dominique Reighard – "On Top of the World"
- Eden XO – "Too Cool To Dance"
- Emily Perry – "Summer On Lock"
- Emily Perry – "Walk In Silence"
- Eminem (featuring Rihanna) – "Love the Way You Lie"
- Erika Jayne – "Party People (Ignite the World)"
- FC Nond – "Control"
- Faithless – "Insomnia"
- Grace Jones – "Slave to the Rhythm"
- Hector Fonseca (featuring Alan T.) – "Get on Top"
- Hector Fonseca – "U Want It"
- Jahkey B (featuring Satta) – "Heart Attack"
- J-Idris – "Stare At The Ocean"
- John Duff – "Girlie"
- Kanye West – "Love Lockdown"
- Katy Perry – "Peacock"
- Kelis – "4th of July (Fireworks)"
- Kelis – "Milkshake"
- Kerli – "Lucky Ones"
- Kim Cooper – "The Drama"
- Kim Petras – "I Don't Want It At All"
- Kirsten – "Break A Little"
- Kelly Rowland – "Comeback"
- Kylie Minogue – "Love at First Sight"
- La Roux – "Bulletproof"
- La Roux – "Going In For The Kill"
- Lady Gaga – "Bad Romance"
- Lady Gaga – "Born This Way"
- Lady Gaga – "LoveGame"
- Lady Gaga – "Paparazzi"
- Lady Gaga – "Pokerface"
- Lady Gaga – "You and I"
- Lenny Kravitz – "Low"
- LNY TNZ – "After Midnight"
- Lula – "The DJ, The Music, And Me"
- Madonna – "Celebration"
- Madonna – "Ghosttown"
- Meital Dohan – "Yummy Boyz"
- Merlin Moon – "Believe"
- Mike Curcio (featuring Daniella) – "In Your Head"
- Missy Elliott – "Work It"
- Nicki Minaj – "Starships"
- Offer Nissim (featuring Maya) – "Alone"
- Offer Nissim (featuring Maya) – "Be My Boyfriend"
- Offer Nissim (featuring Maya) – "First Time"
- Offer Nissim (featuring Maya) – "On My Own"
- OneRepublic – "Apologize"
- Pet Shop Boys – "Vocal"
- Rhea Litre – "Lovergirl"
- Ricky Rebel – "Boys & Sometimes Girls"
- Ricky Rebel – "If You Were My Baby"
- Ricky Rebel – "Star"
- Rihanna – "Diamonds"
- Rihanna – "Don't Stop the Music"
- Rihanna – "We Found Love"
- Rihanna – "Where Have You Been"
- Scooby, Ajoshua & Tigra – "Hot Dogs In My Bun"
- Sia – "Chandelier"
- Sia – "Elastic Heart"
- Scissor Sisters – "Let's Have a Kiki"
- Starkillers – "Diskoteka"
- Superchumbo – "Dog"
- Suzanne Palmer – "Eye Can See U"
- Suzanne Palmer – "Show Me"
- Swedish House Mafia (featuring Deborah Cox) – "Leave the World Behind"
- Touvan – "Beat Machine"
- Tulisa Contostavlos – "Lucky Ones"
- Ultra Naté – "Free"
- VIZIN – "I Was Born This Way"
- VIZIN – "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)"
- The Wanted – "Chasing the Sun"
- Willow Smith – "Whip My Hair"
See also
- List of Puerto Ricans
- Electronic dance music
- David Morales
- Manny Lehman
- Hex Hector
- Little Louie Vega
References
- ^ Interview with Hector Fonseca Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine from gopride.com 12 April 2012
- ^ DJ Profiles: Hector Fonseca from www.noizemag.com
- ^ Interview-Hector Fonseca: Getting in with the Grammy's Archived 2016-03-13 at the Wayback Machine from themovementz.com 30 October 2007
- ^ interview: DJ Hector Fonseca from ChicagoPride.com 30 May 2008
External links
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