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Ferry Corsten

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Born:
December 4, 1973, he's 38 and Dutch.
Names:
Birthname: Ferry Corsten. Also releases as: 4x4, Albion, ByPass, Dance Therapy, Digital Control, Eon, Exiter, Ferr, Free Inside, Funk Einsatz, Kinky Toys, Moonman, Pulp Victim, Riptide, Sidewinder & System F.
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An Artist with 61 releases under 4 pseudonyms, a member of 5 groups, and credited 12 times on others' music.

Biography

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Dutch Trance DJ Ferry Corsten rose to prominence as the mixer on the Ministry of Sound's Trance Nation series. He had been DJing in his homeland since the age of 15 and began producing his own trance tracks under a range of pseudonyms, including: System F, Gouryella (with DJ Tiësto), Albion, Veracocha (with Vincent de Moor), Sidewinder and Pulp Victim.

In 1997 Corsten and Robert Smit founded Tsunami Records, who had a UK Top 20 hit when Corsten (as System F) released "Out Of The Blue". His second System F song, "Cry" was also a Top 20 hit. Subsequent releases on Tsunami also made an impression, including "Carte Blanche" and "Gouryella".

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Genres

Trance, Dance,
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Discography

80 releases – 48 under his own name, 13 under 3 pseudonyms, 8 in other groups and 12 credits on others' music Edit
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