Artist: DJ Nelson
Genre(s):
Dance
Discography:
Flow La Discoteka 2
Year: 2007
Tracks: 22
DJ Nelson played a meaning use in the development and vulgarization of reggaeton, non solely as a DJ/producer merely likewise as a under-the-table promoter. Born Nelson Diaz Martinez on April 7, 1972, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, he low made a constitute for himself as part of the Noise, a club-centered collective that was spawned in 1992. The Noise -- comprised of DJs, MCs, producers, and club coordinators -- hosted a long-lived serial of clubhouse nights in San Juan that were life-sustaining to the development and popularisation of reggaeton. DJ Nelson earned citation as one of the top Noise DJs, and he besides served as a producer/arranger for the collective's medicine. In 1997 he made his CD debut, Nel-Zone, which was split into several reggae and tap mixes, and he as well was credited on a couple other CD releases that year: Don Chezina's Bien Guillao de Gangster and Ivy Queen's En Mi Imperio. From this pointedness forward, DJ Nelson began focalization on his solo calling, chiefly as a producer, with renowned credits including Ivy Queen's The Original Rude Girl (1998) and Wisin & Yandel's Los Reyes del Nuevo Milenio (2000). His mixtape-style productions continued as easily, with Undertrack Collection (2000) and Music (2001), the latter of which pronounced the advent of his personal make, Flow Music.
DJ Nelson signed to this label a tercet of lester Willis Young, energetic producers: Francisco Saldaña, VÃctor Cabrera, Norgie Noriega, the former deuce of whom are better known as Luny Tunes, of course, spell the latter goes by hardly Noriega. These trey producers pooled their talents together for Mas Flow (2003), a mixtape album that was groundbreaking in damage of popularity and influence. Numerous volumes followed, demur without Noriega, world Health Organization went the solo route, debuting with Contra la Corriente (2004). DJ Nelson continued with his have career as well, cathartic Current la Diskoteka (2004) and opening a clubhouse of the same name, at which he was the resident physician DJ. In add-on, he is credited with having set up The Mix 107.7, a popular Puerto Rican radiocommunication station hosted by DJ Coyote, and he even took his brand into the vesture manufacture, forming Flow Wear. Released in 2007, Flow la Discoteka, Vol. 2 featured his biggest strike individual to date, "Chica Virtual."
