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'''VINAI''' is an electronic music group formed in 2012 by Italian producers '''Alessandro Vinai''' (Brescia, 25 January 1990) and '''Andrea Vinai''' (Brescia 10 January 1994). As a duo, they have produced a number of successful [[Electronic dance music|EDM]] songs. Their success began with the publication of the single "Raveology" in January 2014 with fellow pioneers of the copy-paste production technique [[DVBBS]] on EDM conveyor belt, [[Spinnin' Records]].
'''VINAI''' is an electronic music group formed in 2011 by Italian producers '''Alessandro Vinai''' (Brescia, 25 January 1990) and '''Andrea Vinai''' (Brescia 10 January 1994). As a duo, they have produced a number of successful [[Electronic dance music|EDM]] songs. Their success began with the publication of the single "Raveology" in January 2014 with fellow pioneers of the copy-paste production technique [[DVBBS]] on EDM conveyor belt, [[Spinnin' Records]].


== Controversy ==
== Controversy ==

Revision as of 18:26, 15 December 2015

VINAI
OriginBrescia, Italy
GenresEDM
Years active2011 (2011)–present
LabelsTime Records, Spinnin' Records, Axtone Records
MembersAlessandro Vinai & Andrea Vinai
WebsiteVINAIofficial.com

VINAI is an electronic music group formed in 2011 by Italian producers Alessandro Vinai (Brescia, 25 January 1990) and Andrea Vinai (Brescia 10 January 1994). As a duo, they have produced a number of successful EDM songs. Their success began with the publication of the single "Raveology" in January 2014 with fellow pioneers of the copy-paste production technique DVBBS on EDM conveyor belt, Spinnin' Records.

Controversy

Their production style has been considered controversial by many due to the accusation of recycling composition, structure and synth presets from previous tracks. Whilst never openly admitting to this, they inadvertently revealed their apathetic production style in a tweet from April 23rd 2015.

"Crazy day, in 1 hour we finished 50% of a new original mix!!!"

[1]

Discography

Singles

2012:

  • Take Me Away (as Alessandro Vinai & Andrea Vinai)

2013:

  • Bad Boys (vs. Alex Gray)
  • Hands Up
  • Reset (with Prezioso)
  • Pullover (vs. Dr. Space)
  • Bullet (vs. Error404)
  • Core (with Micha Moor)

2014:

  • Raveology' (with DVBBS)
  • Bounce Generation (with TJR)
  • How We Party (with R3hab)

2015:

  • Louder (with Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike)
  • Legend
  • The Wave (feat. Harrison)
  • Frontier (with SCNDL)
  • Techno
  • Get Ready Now
  • Sit Down (feat. Harrison)

Remix

2012:

  • Pound The Alarm - Nicki Minaj
  • Sexy And I Know It - LMFAO
  • Te Quiero Mi Amor - Dj Samuel Kimk
  • Me Gusta - Desaparecidos

2013:

  • Rain On My Shoulder - J. Nice & Frank Tedesco Feat. Lil'Lee
  • RocknnRolla - Bestfors Feat. Manu LJ

2014:

  • Sasha Gray - DJ KUBA & NE!TAN
  • Miami - Niels Van Gogh Feat. Princess Superstar
  • Escape With Me - DJ KUBA & NE!TAN vs. Cherry Feat. Jonny Rose
  • Loco - Joel Fletcher & Seany B
  • Horizon - Kid Massive & Databoy
  • Unstoppable - R3hab Feat. Eva Simons
  • Soundwave - R3hab Feat. Trevor Guthrie

2015:

Top 100 DJ Mag

  • 2014 - #62 (New Entry)
  • 2015 - #43 (Up 19 places)

See also

References

  1. ^ https://twitter.com/VINAIofficial/status/591355590573719552
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