Andrew Spencer

German Hands Up/Dance/Electro House DJ and producer.

Andrew Spencer, successful DJ and producer from Franconia, was already tinkering with his father's video editing desk as a child until he was finally able to create his own mixtapes with it.

Today, Andrew is more likely to be seen at professional DJ consoles. With performances all over Germany, in Austria, Poland, Switzerland, Slovenia, Italy and Spain, he is one of THE export hits when it comes to danceable dance & house music with a fine feeling for the right music selection and technical quality t and heating up microphone work!
Andrew Spencer was already gaining experience as a resident DJ at the age of 18 - now it's time to show his feeling for the music and, above all, the audience in new locations - outside of his native southern Germany . He quickly made a name for himself. He has been traveling across Germany since 2002.

A certainly big step for him in 2004 was the start as a resident DJ in one of the hippest large-capacity discotheques in Germany, the FUNPARK Hagen, where he really brought FUN to the boil almost every Saturday evening until the beginning of 2010.
2005 - Together with Pit Bailay, Andrew produces his first single "I'm always here", a cover version of the theme song for the world-famous TV series Baywatch. In the redesign of the title, packed with driving house beats, he achieved both national and international success.

When Andrew finally got to know Gino Montesano (one of Aquagen's producers and DJs) during a joint booking, they quickly decided to work together musically as well. The first result of this collaboration was in 2007, together with Pit, the track "Zombie" in which Chico del Mar was also involved. The reinterpretation of the Cranberries classic quickly made it to the top of all relevant dance charts and claimed pole position for several weeks - also with the corresponding video in the VIVA Club Rotation Charts. Of course, this success was also due to the label "Mental Madness" with which he had found a new home.

Meanwhile, Andrew Spencer is no longer a stranger. After "Zombie" further hits followed like "To Be With You", "I Need A Hero", "Here without You" (vs. Lazard), "Video Killed The Radio Star", "Stop Loving You", "Let's Rock" and most recently the single "Zombie 2k10" with which he stormed to the top of the dance charts several times.
Andrew Spencer's own productions now fill an entire album! The debut titled "In Your Head" was released in 2009.