WILL SPARKS name has forever shaped the global electronic dance music scene.

Pioneering Melbourne Bounce, a sub genre of EDM affectionately named after his Australian hometown; making countless laps around the globe playing the world’s most reputable stages including Ultra Music Festival and Tomorrowland; finding himself time and time again at the top of the dance music charts with double Platinum records; amassing an inconceivable 2.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify and aligning himself with brands for lucrative sponsorship deals all before the ripe young age of 26, SPARKS knew there was something more to life for him from a very young age, and boy did the industry know that too.

Kicking his career off in 2012, SPARKS was named ‘Best Breakthrough Artist’ in 2013 via leading Australian music publication inthemix, who then crowned him Australia’s #1 DJ the following year at the 2014 inthemix awards. To top that off, SPARKS then scored global recognition as one of ‘Billboard Magazine’s 10 most exciting young talents’ and ranked in DJ Mag’s top 100 DJs in the world for three consecutive years.

The double Platinum producer has shaken up the charts as much as he’s shaken up the streaming world. After releasing his iconic ‘Ah Yeah’, the track shot straight to #3 on Beatport and effortlessly hit double platinum. Still riding the wave of his first release’s success, SPARKS then dropped ‘Bring it Back’, and brought it home again with the single going platinum.