Heldeep Radio with Oliver Heldens has come a long way — 200 episodes to be exact!
In a very special edition of Heldeep Radio, the man himself mixed 2 hours and over 40 of his favorite tracks from the last 100 shows. Songs from CamelPhat, Martin Solveig, Billy Kenny & Kyle Watson, Mercer, Don Diablo, Tchami & Malaa, Chris Lake and more made the cut for this airing. Just goes to show the diverse lineup of house artists Heldens supports through his platform.
Naturally, there were plenty of Oliver Heldens and HiLo tracks to go around during this special airing. The mix contains some of the producer’s best work including “Flamingo,” “WTF,” “King Kong” and “The Answer.”
It’s a good to be Oliver Heldens, as he just signed with Milk & Honey Management. The top-ranked DJ will now get some top-of-the-line representation from some of the best in the biz.
President and founder of Milk & Honey, Lucas Keller, shared his excitement about having Oliver onboard.: I couldn’t be more thrilled to manage Oliver Heldens, who I believe is one of the most talented electronic producers and DJ talents in the world. Oliver is a natural fit with our great family of songwriters, producers and electronic talent. We have big plans with Oliver and we look forward to a very active year ahead.
Oliver Heldens is killing the game! Listen to his 200th episode of Heldeep Radio right here!
Oliver Heldens – Heldeep Radio #200
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