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Thanks to a good friend who taught her the basics, DJ Fabrizia went from being an addicted clubber to an international DJ all in a matter of 3 years. "Thank you Simone!" With only a month of training, 20 records and a passion for her music, DJ Fabrizia packed her bags for London to carve out a name for herself: "I went straight to the DJ booth and just played. The clubbers taught me how to play!"
After her first gig at The Clapham Grand in the spring of 2005, DJ Fabrizia's bookings came in one after another: Warming up for LA LStar (French Kiss) during the launch of a funky and dirty house night called FG at The Oak Bar (which earned her a great review in QX Magazine), for Joystick Junkies Clubland at Pop in Soho, and for the Hold-up Heroines party at Destino with Mr. Lawrence (S.O.S.) and Alan Jinx Chamberlain (Milk & 2 Sugars).
In the summer of 2005, DJ Fabrizia was invited to Venice as a special guest DJ for the Kursaal Club and Bunker. In Trieste, she was a special guest DJ for Immaculate Promotions and also hosted a Saturday night program for Radio Punto Zero. By the winter, she had landed residencies back in London at the legendary Dogstar in Brixton and the famous Cafe' de Paris.
DJ Fabrizia has since played in dozens of venues across London's club land including Turnmills (for Vertigo & City Loud), Pacha (along with Satoshi Tomiie, Ricky Montanari, David Piccioni and Pete Heller), and The Cross. In the early part of 2007, DJ Fabrizia started to expand her international profile with a banging party for Sunrise Dance Promotions in Athens, a deep and soulful session at the Orange Corner in Ibiza, and as a special guest DJ at Club Agni in New Delhi.
In her latest forays into music production, DJ Fabrizia has released "Nocturnal" (for Notteinsonne.it and in collaboration with Trend Magazine) and "Language" (for Purple Edge Records) now available on Juno.co.uk.
DJ Fabrizia currently has her 4 years long residency at Thirst (in Soho), where you can here the latest in banging electro and tech, as well as, at Jam (in Shoreditch)
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