Delayers

Delayers

Delayers is a trio of DJs and producers from San Marino, namely Federico Bombini, John Carattoni and Luca Zucchi.

The trio was born in the summer of 2011. Their first release, -Easy Up', immediately entered the international charts and was soon remixed by Maison & Dragen. Famous French DJ and producer Gregori Klosman then remixed Delayers' track -Everything Moves' which was followed by two excellent Delayers singles -Growl' and -Four', which were published on the important Dutch label Big & Dirty. Delayers then collaborated with Maurizio Gubellini and had a real club hit with -In Da House', which was released on the famous English record label CR2. The single was a bestseller on both Beatport and iTunes. Thanks to this attention, Cristian Marchi, Italy's #1 DJ, remixed the track.

The successful collaboration with Maurizio Gubellini led to a great relationship and subsequent body of work. This duo of Delayers and Maurizio was chosen by Nari & Milani for the official remix of -Atom' (the track that won the award for the best dance music production of 2012 by Dancing Astronaut) and by David Guetta to remix his new single "Play Hard".

After these great successes, Delayers added an amazing collaboration with Tiësto and Nari & Milani to their repertoire, which led to the creation of 'Move To The Rhythm,' which was released on the prestigious label Musical Freedom. This also led to the production of a weekly radioshow (Heroes Radioshow) distributed throughout major FM and Digital Radio stations around the world.

The years 2013, 2014 and 2015 were full of important releases from Delayers on labels such as Hysteria, Armada, Flamingo, Big & Dirty, Sosumi and Juicy Music. Collaborations with other artists such as Robbie Rivera, Execute and The Cobs also came to fruition.

This prolific period led to the creation of the "Sensation White Russia" anthem with their single "Bubble" and also their remix of Nari & Milani's track "Triangle" which was used by Dillon Francis as his theme for his "One Deeper" project for two consecutive years.

2015 ended with a sound evolution that led to the creation of "Make Them Bounce", a fusion of future bass and a more radiophonic style. The official video was played across various TV media around the world.

These results have brought DELAYERS to perform in various countries around the world such as: USA, France, Czech Republic and Italy.

2016 begins with a promising partnership with Universal Music and Records Nameless, as they release their Let it Go / She Bad EP.