One of the most dedicated, hard-working characters in the industry, Grammy-nominated DJ, producer
and label head, EDX, has spent almost three decades at the forefront of electronic music. Founder of
the internationally renowned record company Sirup Music in 2002, which has released hits from the
likes of Avicii, Armin van Buuren, Steve Angello, Tiësto, and more — and in joint-venture with Enormous
Tunes his ‘Helvetic Nerds’ crew of Nora En Pure, Daniel Portman, Croatia Squad and Sons of Maria —
Maurizio's own vast catalogue of chart-topping original productions and remixes has amassed hundreds
of millions of streams and an adoring international fan-base in the process.
His ‘NoXcuses' radio show on iHeart (formerly on SiriusXM’s Electric Area) is currently broadcast to
over 40 countries twice a week and with an international touring schedule that regularly sees him cross
multiple countries and continents each week, Maurizio has held residencies at some of the world’s most
iconic clubs (Space Ibiza, Privilege Ibiza, and Wynn Las Vegas to name a few) and consistently
performs at the most esteemed festivals on the global circuit.
With a forced hiatus in international touring casting a shadow over the majority of 2020 and a large part
of 2021, EDX used the ‘down time’ as an opportunity to channel his boundless creativity and energy into
other parts of his businesses, spending considerable time with his label and management teams in
Zürich to navigate the turbulent times and ensure a smooth and quick transition out of lockdown when
the moment came. With three US tours under his belt already in 2021 however – not to mention a
handful of internationally celebrated, chart-topping hits – EDX is clearly bouncing back from the woes of
the pandemic with renewed vigour and replenished energy. Replete with creative aspiration, and with
much more music in the pipeline due to drop this year, the recent global blip isn’t going to dampen his
spirits. Optimistic that life is now returning to some degree of normality, EDX is raring to get back to
where he belongs, as he grabs another year by the horns and makes us dance for all it’s worth.
