Julian Calor

Julian Calor

Julian Calor is an electronic music producer and DJ from Wageningen, working in electro house and future bass. He is associated with the alias or project Magnomite. His debut release appears on Hardwell’s Revealed Recordings, and he becomes known through support from artists including Tiësto, Nicky Romero, Don Diablo, Dada Life, Diplo and Martin Garrix.

Releases and chart support

His EP Typhoon/Storm gains early attention after being played in Hardwell’s set at TomorrowWorld. It reaches number one in the Buzzchart in its first week and later enters the Beatport Top 10. He also receives radio support from Pete Tong on BBC Radio 1, and his remix of Major Lazer’s Watch Out For This receives heavy rotation on BBC Radio 1.

Live activity

As a DJ, Calor’s first major stage appearance is at ADE in 2013, when he plays the Hardwell Presents Revealed event at Passenger Terminal to a full crowd. He is described as having several years of studio experience behind him at that point, and he is also connected with a run of debut tour dates in spring 2014.

Style and standing

Calor is presented as a Dutch electronic artist whose work reaches download charts and radio playlists as well as club and festival settings. His profile is closely tied to the Revealed Recordings label and to support from major names in the dance music scene.