Sandro Bani is a DJ, and producer in the Italian and international dance scene since 2005. From Croatia to Spain, from Montenegro to Greece, from Netherlands to Morocco, several clubs have seen him behind the console in front of thousands of people, often sharing it with internationally renowned artists such as: Fedde Le Grande, VINAI, Sick Individuals, NERVO, YVes V, DJs From Mars, R3HAB, Nari e Milani, Brennan Heart, Headhunterz, DJ Sneak, Lucas & Steve, Datura, MANDY, Nicola Fasano, Blasterjaxx, among others. Resident DJ and headliner for the Zrce Spring Break festival since 2017, resident DJ for Bobino Club in Milan since 2019, Sandro Bani has released music on prestigious Labels in the dance scene, including: Do It Yourself, X-Energy, Ultra Records, Spinnin' Records, Blanco Y Negro, SIRUP, Black Hole Recordings, Crazy Tower and more. The fashion world has inviting him to perform as DJ at Armani, Moschino, JOEONE and Elisabetta Franchi fashion shows. He is Co-Owner, Co-Founder and A&R at Jackpot Records.
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Sandro Bani

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Alessandro Bani was born in 1988 and began his professional career as a DJ in 2005, at just 16 years old. His passion for dance music started in 2001, listening to early radio shows dedicated to the hits of the moment. However, his connection with nightlife truly developed in the summer of 2004, among the iconic clubs of the Riviera Romagnola.

His musical style spans across the many shades of house music, ranging from progressive to tech, enriched with electronic nuances that define his DJ sets and have led him to perform across Italy and Europe through established collaborations.

From a young age, he gained extensive experience as a resident DJ in some of the most renowned clubs in Northern Italy, including Brianza and Milan. This path led him to perform in high-end venues such as Hollywood, Luminal, Clubhouse, Cost, Beach Solair, Shocking, Sio Café, I-Club, Club Modá, Molto, Noir, and Bamboo.In the summer of 2009, he decided to expand beyond the traditional role of a DJ by attending the “Music & Tech” course at Alar Recording Studio in Parma. There, he deepened his knowledge of music production and recording, refining his artistic identity.

2010 marked a turning point in his career. He released two singles and produced three remixes within two years. Among them, his most notable work was the official remix of “WOW” by INNA, released on Ultra Music, Spinnin’ Records, Roton Music, and Do It Yourself, which helped establish him within the international dance scene.

Together with his long-time friend and studio partner Davide Svezza, Sandro Bani produced tracks such as “I Can’t Wait”, “I Can’t Stop” (a remake of Sandy Rivera’s “This Feeling”), “SPANK!” (a reinterpretation of Jimmy “Bo” Horne’s classic), “Magalenha”, and the unreleased track “Tonight”.

Following a series of releases and collaborations, in 2013 he joined the artistic team of ScuolaZoo, becoming a key figure during the summer seasons in Corfu (Greece) and Pag (Croatia).

Thanks to his performances, he was confirmed for the 2014 and 2015 seasons, performing in world-famous venues such as Papaya, Kalypso, NOA, Aquarius in Pag; Montecristo Summer Club and Club 54 in Corfu; as well as Top Hill and Maximus in Budva.

During the 2014–2015 winter seasons, he was resident DJ at Club 747 in Milan, sharing the stage with artists such as Nari & Milani and DJ Sneak. His career continued to rise after the summer of, performing in some of Europe’s most renowned clubs.

That same period saw the release of his remix of “Bailando” by DJ Sava, published by Cat Music and licensed in Italy by Do It Yourself.

In August 2015, he released the “Twiga Compilation” on Sony Music (licensed by Do It Yourself), featuring music from Flavio Briatore’s iconic venues, Twiga Beach Club in Marina di Pietrasanta and Twiga Monte Carlo. The compilation included two volumes: tropical house (CD1, mixed by Sandro Bani) and future house (CD2, mixed by Davide Penna).

In September 2015, he released the EP “Music Sounds Better With You” on Do It Yourself, a nu-disco reinterpretation of the global hit by Stardust, featuring a progressive house remix by Stefano Pain.

From 2015 to 2019, Sandro Bani was resident DJ at Sio Café in Milan (main room), where he curated themed nights blending house, dance, Latin house, and influences from the ’70s and ’80s. During this time, he continued producing original tracks and official remixes, while strengthening his collaboration with ScuolaZoo.

In 2016, he released the single “LIFE” on Glitter (Do It Yourself sub-label), featuring legendary voices such as Barbara Tucker, Su Su Bobien, Dawn Tallman, Sabrynaah Pope, and Michelle Weeks.

In 2016, Sandro Bani joined the Cruise Break team as a DJ, performing exclusive DJ sets onboard during international party cruises. This experience further expanded his presence within the global electronic scene, also leading to a collaboration with Ultra Europe Festival in Split, where he contributed to the vibrant summer event atmosphere.

His career kept growing with international performances, including New Year’s Eve 2017 in Lloret de Mar and Barcelona.

In 2017, he released official remixes for Dragonette (“Lonely Heart”) and Lexa Hill (“Get Up Get Down Get Funky Get Loose”) on Blanco Y Negro (licensed by Do It Yourself).

After three summers at Zrce, he joined the lineup of the prestigious Zrce Spring Break Europe festival, performing across top-ranked clubs featured in DJ Mag’s Top 100 Clubs.

In 2018, alongside Davide Svezza, he founded Jackpot Records with the support of Do It Yourself.

In 2019, after concluding his residency at Sio Café, he became resident DJ at Bobino Club in Milan, sharing the booth with Mirco Tola, Davide Povia, and William Perri.

That same year, he independently released the singles “Chance” and “Save Me” and performed at Zrce Spring Break Europe alongside artists such as Headhunterz and Bausa.

In 2020 and 2021, he focused on private events while continuing to develop Jackpot Records, gaining support from international artists such as Joel Corry and Xenia Ghali.

In 2022, he returned as resident DJ at Zrce Spring Break and released the independent single “Don’t Let Me Down”.

New Year’s Eve 2024 saw him performing in Val Gardena for a 15-day après-ski experience. The year marked a major milestone with his appearance as a HEADLINER at Zrce Spring Break alongside DJs From Mars and Sick Individuals, including a standout performance at NOA Beach Club (DJ Mag Top 100).

Throughout 2024, he released multiple tracks on Sirup Music and performed in Ibiza at venues such as Tantra, Carousel, Nagai, Jet Apartment, and Lolas.

In 2026, Sandro Bani made a clear artistic shift, focusing exclusively on trance and melodic techno productions.

The first results quickly followed, with releases on Black Hole Recordings – Tiësto‘s first and iconic label – and Crazy Tower, founded by the owner of the historic Traxtorm Records movement and Label.

During the same period, he also released a trance bootleg of Taylor Swift titled “The Fate Of Ophelia”, which immediately gained strong support within the industry and among DJs.

Sandro Bani continues to evolve as a key figure in a new wave of electronic music, with a future that points toward even greater international recognition.

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Sandro Bani – The Bearded Mix Show is a monthly electronic music podcast delivering a carefully curated journey through melodic techno and trance, blending emotional atmospheres with club-driven energy.

Broadcast on radio and digital platforms, the show features one-hour mixes entirely selected and performed by Sandro Bani, showcasing the latest releases, exclusive edits, and unreleased tracks discovered through platforms like 1001Tracklists.

Each episode reflects Sandro’s international club experience, translating the energy of festivals, beach clubs, and underground venues into a refined listening experience designed for both dancefloors and personal escape.