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Ferry Corsten

Ferry Corsten (born 4 December 1973) is a Dutch music producer, DJ, and remixer primarily known for producing trance and progressive house music. He first began making music as a teenager, selling mixtapes he made to friends and neighbors. At age sixteen, he released a full independent dance record alongside two friends, playing DJ sets in his hometown of Rotterdam. His early material consisted of hardcore gabber tracks, later expanding into club-house and trance music. He then hit the big time in 1998 with the single "Out of the Blue" under the alias System F.

  • Over the years, Corsten has continued to steadily make music, both his own productions as well as producing and remixing for several of the world's biggest artists including Justin Bieber, U2, Ayumi Hamasaki, and Moby.
  • He has founded two record labels: first Tsunami, in 1997, primarily featuring his own productions with co-founder Robert Smit; then Flashover Recordings, in 2005, signing on budding talents in the trance scene.
  • In 2007, following in the style of fellow Dutchman Armin Van Buuren, he launched the weekly radio show Corsten's Countdown. Countdown would eventually be hosted from the same studio as Armin's A State of Trance radio show. Corsten's Countdown ended in November 2020 after exactly 700 episodes. The very next week, Corsten launched a successor show, Resonation Radio in December 2020, with co-host Jesse Hummen.
  • In May 2017 he released a Concept Album Blueprint, which tells a science fiction love story.

Discography (excluding compilations, EPs, LPs, and remix albums):

  • Looking Forward (as Ferr, 1996)
  • Out of the Blue (as System F, 2001)
  • Together (as System F, 2003)
  • Right of Way (2003)
  • L.E.F. (2006)
  • Twice in a Blue Moon (2008)
  • WKND (2012)
  • Hello World (2016)
  • Blueprint (2017)

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