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Shanti Celeste (born 28 November 1999, in Temuco, Chile) (pronounced ) is a Chilean DJ, electronic music producer, singer, record label owner, event promoter, radio host and illustrator now based in London, having previously been based in Berlin, Bristol and Cumbria. Her music style is associated with House, Techno, Electro, and Ambient.

Biography

Celeste was born in Chile, but moved to the United Kingdom when she was 12, as her mother married an English man.

She had her first contact with electronic music at rave parties in the Lake District at the age of 15. By 17 she was taught to mix vinyl by friend, and future fellow Bristol resident; DJ and producer Kowton. After completing high school, Celeste moved to Bristol for an illustration course at the University of the West of England. In Bristol, she became a resident DJ at student orientated house, disco and techno night Super Ultra Mega at Lab club. Through this she got to know Chris Farrell (DJ), a Bristol based DJ and head of the record label Idle Hands, for whom she started working in a part-time job at the label's eponymous record store in 2011, which was at the time located on Stokes Croft. Celeste went on to co-run another label BRSTL with Farrell, taking over the creative business partnership from Rhythmic Theory. It was on this label that Celeste released her debut Need Your Lovin' (Baby) in 2013.

During her time in Bristol, she also became a resident at club night "Housework" (originally a sister night to Super Ultra Mega), before taking over promoting duties (along with fellow Bristol based DJs Gramrcy, Daisy Moon and Golesworthy (DJ)) with the intention to attract DJs to Bristol from outside the city. Later they would bring the night to Berlin.

Celeste was nominated Best Newcomer DJ in the 2015 edition of the DJ Awards. In 2016, Celeste relocated to Berlin. The following year, she debuted her own label, Peach Discs which she runs with Gramrcy and now runs a label related club night Peach Party in London.

The DJ's tour schedules have included performances at some of the world's most renowned nightclubs, clubbing events and festivals, such as Berlin's techno temple Berghain, Corsica Studios in London, Freerotation, Dutch festival Dekmantel, Bloc Festival, Boomtown (festival), Tresor (club), Glastonbury Festival, Discwoman, Wigflex, Love International Festival, Bestival, DC10 (nightclub), Moogfest, Amsterdam Dance Event and the Bulgarian indie festival Meadows In The Mountains. In 2022 she remixed Orbital (band)'s 'Are We Here?'

On top of her assignments as DJ, music producer, and event curator, she also runs a monthly radio show at NTS Radio. In December 2018 she produced a mix for BBC Radio 1's lauded Essential Mix series.

Discography

Albums

Extended plays

  • Universal Glow (2014)
  • Alma (2017)
  • Being (2017)
  • Bounce(2023)

Singles

  • Need Your Lovin' (Baby)
  • Days Like This (2014)
  • Being (2015)
  • "Untitled" (2017)
  • Make Time (2017)
  • Moons (2019)
  • Cutie (2022)
  • Fluffy (2023)

References

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  2. "Introducing: Shanti Celeste". Fabriclondon.com. Retrieved 2022-04-21.
  3. ""I'm not a Geek": Talking Tech with Shanti Celeste". Stampthewax.com. 2016-01-27. Retrieved 2017-08-20.
  4. ""Super Ultra Mega": Resident Advisor". Ra.co. Retrieved 2021-04-21.
  5. "Listen to Rhythmic Theory's forthcoming album". Thewire.co.uk. Retrieved 2022-04-21.
  6. Louise, Brailley (2015). "New Artist Spotlight". DJ Mag.
  7. "Shanti Celeste's Ready to Take Over the World, One Record at a Time". Thump.vice.com. 16 February 2017. Retrieved 2017-08-20.
  8. ""Peter Pan Paradise": How Doing The Housework Became Fun". Mixmag.net. 2020-01-16. Retrieved 2022-04-21.
  9. Simpson, Paul. "Shanti Celeste". Open.spotify.com.
  10. "RA: Shanti Celeste tour dates for 2017". Resident Advisor. Retrieved 2017-08-20.
  11. "Orbital's Are We Here? Remixed by Dusky and Shanti Celeste:Listen". DJ Mag. 6 January 2022. Retrieved 2022-04-21.
  12. "Shanti Celeste". NTS Radio. Retrieved 2017-08-20.
  13. "BBC Radio 1 - Radio 1's Essential Mix, Shanti Celeste". BBC. Retrieved 2020-07-10.
  14. "2018-12-08 - Shanti Celeste - Essential Mix". Mixesdb.com. Retrieved 2020-07-10.
  15. Strauss, Matthew (2 October 2019). "Shanti Celeste Announces Debut Album Tangerine, Shares New Song "Voz": Listen". Pitchfork. Retrieved 2 October 2019.
  16. "Alma – EP by Shanti Celeste". Retrieved 22 November 2019 – via Apple Music.

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