Panos Liassi

At the age of 15, Panos Liassi got his first break DJ'ing in the clubs of Ayai Napa. This was to be the beginning of his illustrious career as a DJ, Songwriter, Producer and Remixer.

One of his most spectacular credits was the re-make of Prince's "Erotic City", under one of his many guises, Supafly. It received massive acclaim and support from all around the world by the likes of Pete Tong, Lottie, Roger Sanchez and Masters At Work.

In the early 1990's Panos was part of dance group A Homeboy, A Hippie and A Funky Dread as well as Project One. They produced some of the earliest house, jungle and drum'n'bass classics.

Panos went on to become the man behind acts such as Amen UK, De Funk, A vs. B, Rated PG and London Fiesta. He was responsible for many Top 10 UK singles including "Passion", "Ripped In Two Minutes", "Lover" (with Rachel McFarlane), "Angel In My Heart" and "Pleasure Love", all of which sold millions of records worldwide.

Panos has worked with some of the biggest names in music, past and present, as a Writer, Producer or Remixer. They include Ricky Martin, Goldie, David Morales, Junior Jack, Kathy Brown and Coolio.

As a DJ, Panos has played and held residencies in some of the world's finest clubs, from Australia to Israel, Ibiza to the USA, and of course, all over the UK.