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Baku City Circuit (BCC) is delighted to announce the launch of Baku City Sounds, powered by Azerbaijan Airlines & Silk Way Group- the circuit’s Official After-Party, which will see a series of world-class DJ’s entertain fans long into the night across the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2019 weekend.
Taking place in the Elektra Hall – located right beside the Crystal Hall - the official after party of the fastest street circuit in motorsport will see the likes of Robin Schulz on 27th of April.
Saturday 27th April sees Robin Schulz bring his world renowned skills to the Elektra Hall stage. The German native has steadily made his way from a local insider to the nation’s “next big thing” and eventually to an internationally acclaimed mega star. At only 30 years of age, the producer and DJ has already established himself as the most successful German artist of the past two decades. He began playing smaller clubs as a DJ somewhere in rural Lower Saxony – his beloved home. Today, he knows the entire world: Las Vegas, New York, Tokyo.
In 2014, his internationally gold- and platinum-certified follow-up single “Prayer In C (feat. Lilly Wood & The Prick)” went straight to #1 on iTunes in 40 countries and topped the national singles charts in 17 countries. In total, the megahit conquered the iTunes charts in 92 countries and went top 25 in 68 countries. And that was just the beginning, as Schulz was the first-ever German artist to reach #1 of the global Shazam charts. Subsequently “Prayer In C” was officially named the “Summer Hit of 2014”. By now, “Prayer In C” is the most successful international hit of all times by any German artist. His current album “SUGAR“ is gold-certified in Germany and was yet another international smash hit, spawning several platinum-certified singles such as “Headlights (feat. Ilsey), “Sugar (feat. Francesco Yates)” and “Heatwave (feat. Akon)”. Today, Robin Schulz has sold a total of 7 million copies of his first two albums and various singles and generated over 2.5 billion streams.
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