Salvatore Ganacci

Salvatore Ganacci is a Swedish DJ and producer known for unpredictable and often viral performances. He has established himself as one of the most distinctive figures on the electronic music scene. He challenges the format of what a DJ set can be. By combining electronic music with humor, choreography and performance, he creates live shows that are as much stage art as club sets, and which have repeatedly gone viral around the world. He debuted in 2013 with the track "Zlatan", but his major international breakthrough came in 2019 with the music video for "Horse", which won Music Video of the Year at the Grammis Awards 2020. Since then he has released notable tracks such as "Step-Grandma" and "Fight Dirty", and collaborated with artists including Sebastian Ingrosso and Skrillex. Live, Ganacci is known for using the stage as a playground rather than a traditional DJ booth, with dancing, unexpected elements and direct interaction with the audience. He has performed at some of the world’s biggest festivals, including Tomorrowland, and has toured internationally for several years.