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Spark7 has a passion for trance that is as otherworldly as his productions. After signing his first record deal at 17, this ambitious Czech newcomer has been hard at work developing his skills as a producer with serious ambition. Born Peter Lesko, Spark7 began playing piano and listening to trance radio shows in his early teens. As his passion for music developed, he began to create his own productions, incorporating his skills on the piano and drawing inspiration from Mat Zo, Omnia and Orjan Nilsen. His uncanny ability to create captivating melodies has garnered the support of Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz, Ferry Corsten, Paul Oakenfold, Aly & Fila and many others. Proving that talent is timeless, Spark7’s productions continue to get massive airplay, despite his young age. The No.1 DJ of 2012 - Armin van Buuren supported his tracks already 9 times in his radioshow called A State Of Trance. You could hear for example his tracks Insania, Lightness, the Onova remix of The Valley of Kashmir, or Senses (in collaboration with NDS & Blue) in this show. Lightness was included on Andy Moor’s Breaking the Silence Vol. 2, while his collaboration with Norwegian producer Thomas DeColita, entitled ID 22, was featured on Sied van Riel’s Rielism mix. One of most important points of his career is signing his track with Icelandic vocalist Sylvi called Disappear to one of the most successful trance label Armada Music. Beside producing music he decided to start his DJ careeras well. For example you could see him performing live on one of the most-known Czech trance events - Trancefusion, where he was playing beside Daniel Kandi or Ummet Ozcan. While spending most of club fillers on the way, this talented, young trance composer is ready and capable to make a lasting mark in today’s world of trance music.

LATEST RELEASES

Trance 100 - 2013, Vol. 1
Armin van Buuren, Ana Criado, BT, Nadia Ali, Arty, Markus Schulz, Elevation, KhoMha, Orjan Nilsen, Omnia, Josh Gabriel, Winter Kills, Andy Moor, Sue McLaren, Mehilove, Peter Juergens, Stefan Dabruck, Fine Taste, Jaren, Mitiska, Cerf, Lange, Signum, Corderoy, Little Neve White, Rank 1, Farid, Genix, Jennifer Rene, Eddie Bitar, Roger Shah, Adrina Thorpe, W&W, Chris Schweizer, Chris Jones, Dan Stone, Aly & Fila, John O'Callaghan, Bjorn Akesson, Yahel, Liya, Robert Gitelman, Robert Nickson, Paul Oakenfold, Christian Burns, JES, Hardwell, Amba Shepherd, Dash Berlin, Emma Hewitt, Aruna, Seri, Shogun, Delerium, Sarah McLachlan, Antillas, Dankann, Ashley Wallbridge, Skytech, Darius Romanowski, Tenishia, Ruben De Ronde, Shannon Hurley, Rex Mundi, Matt Darey, Kate Louise Smith, Wezz Devall, Sied Van Riel, Temper Heart, Abstract Vision, Elite Electronic, Broning, Marc Simz, Naomie Striemer, Tritonal, UCast, Chris Metcalfe, Gary Maguire, Stereo Wildlife, Will Atkinson, Nick Callaghan, Oxygen, Chicane, Cosmic Gate, Ana Diaz, Protoculture, Gecko, Ram, Sunlounger, Zara Taylor, Heatbeat, Yura Moonlight, Phynn, Jets Overhead, Solarstone, Scott Bond, Sylvi, Spark7, Alex M.O.R.P.H., Betsie Larkin, Adam Szabo, Willem De Roo, Bobina, Marcel Woods, James Dymond, Photographer, Paul van Dyk, Plumb, Kate Walsh, Gabriel & Dresden, Rick Mitchells, Jano, Andrew Rayel, Jess Morgan, Aeris, Juventa, York, Ben Gold, The Glass Child, Store N Forward, Cami, Faruk Sabanci, WaCh, Oussama Mlaouhia, Akira Kayosa, Hugh Tolland, John B, Kirsty Hawkshaw, Planet Perfecto, Vladimir Bashmakov, Elleah, M.I.K.E., Matt Bukovski, Sonic Element, Tonny Nesse, Mark Burton, Falcon, Signalrunners, Mike Foyle, Super8, Tab, Otto Coster, Tangle & Mateusz, Stoneface & Terminal, Las Salinas, Tom Fall, Myon, Shane 54, Jonas Stenberg, Flashtech, Colorless, Mark Sixma, Walsh & Mcauley, Beat Service, Alex Tasty, Noah Neiman, Space Rockerz, Alexander Popov, Giuseppe Ottaviani, Ferry Corsten, Maor Levi, Re:Locate, Purple Stories, Max Graham, Sean Tyas, Revero, Mikkas, Arctic Moon
Armada Music | 2013-02-01