EDX

Maurizio Colella, better known as EDX, is a Grammy-nominated DJ, producer, and label founder who has been at the forefront of house music for over two decades. Hailing from Switzerland, EDX has built an international reputation as a top-tier artist, performing at major festivals and clubs around the world while crafting a vast catalog of highly acclaimed productions.

Starting his career in the 1990s, EDX first gained recognition for his skillful DJ sets in European venues and his knack for creating dancefloor-ready tracks. His rise to prominence was fueled by his ability to remix and reimagine tracks from some of the biggest names in the music industry, including Beyoncé, Calvin Harris, Robin Schulz, and Camila Cabello. His remix of Sam Feldt's "Show Me Love" remains one of his most popular works, amassing hundreds of millions of streams globally.

In 2002, EDX founded Sirup Music, a label that has become a leading name in house music, releasing tracks from top producers such as Tiësto, Avicii, and Armin van Buuren. Through Sirup Music and his work with the collective "Helvetic Nerds," he has helped shine a spotlight on artists like Nora En Pure and Croatia Squad.

EDX’s own music includes original tracks and remixes that regularly top international charts, blending rhythmic grooves with polished production. His debut album, On The Edge, was met with wide acclaim and featured collaborations with some of the finest vocalists in electronic music.

In addition to producing and performing, EDX has hosted his globally syndicated radio show, NoXcuses, for over a decade. The show, reaching listeners in more than 40 countries, has become a weekly highlight for fans of house music.

With a career that spans residencies at iconic clubs like Ibiza’s Space and Privilege and performances at global festivals like Tomorrowland, EDX remains a highly respected figure in the house music scene. Known for his consistent output and connection with audiences, he continues to perform, release music, and influence the genre on a global scale.