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New Delhi:
DJ Khushi, who has worked on hit remixes of several hit Bollywood numbers including Chammak Challo, will headline the first event of the Sunburn music festival with Dutch DJ Hardwell here on Saturday. He says he is honoured to share the stage with the internationally acclaimed EDM artiste.
His performance is part of a pre-buzz event for the Sunburn gala which will take place in December.
"I've been a big Hardwell fan since the day I saw him perform at one of most iconic club venues in the world called Space in Ibiza. I have always loved his music as he pushes the envelope everytime he is on stage," DJ Khushi told IANS.
"He's currently world no. 2 and it's an honour and privilege to be sharing the stage with him. I'd like to thank Percept and Sunburn for bringing down the biggest talents from across the world to our country and grow the music scene here along the way," he added.
DJ Khushi is looking forward to regale music lovers with future house and progressive house at the venue.
Earlier, he has worked on remixes on songs like Chittiyaan Kalaiyaan and DJ Waale Babu.
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
His performance is part of a pre-buzz event for the Sunburn gala which will take place in December.
"I've been a big Hardwell fan since the day I saw him perform at one of most iconic club venues in the world called Space in Ibiza. I have always loved his music as he pushes the envelope everytime he is on stage," DJ Khushi told IANS.
"He's currently world no. 2 and it's an honour and privilege to be sharing the stage with him. I'd like to thank Percept and Sunburn for bringing down the biggest talents from across the world to our country and grow the music scene here along the way," he added.
DJ Khushi is looking forward to regale music lovers with future house and progressive house at the venue.
Earlier, he has worked on remixes on songs like Chittiyaan Kalaiyaan and DJ Waale Babu.
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
