Dance
South Africa
Ryan Riback
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About Ryan Riback
Hometown
Johannesburg, South Africa
Genre
Dance
Prolific EDM producer, DJ, and remix artist Ryan Riback learned his trade while still a teenager in his hometown of Johannesburg, South Africa. Teaching himself to mix, he came up through the local club scene first as a DJ, and then experimenting with his own original tracks. After relocating to Melbourne, Australia in 2006, Riback began to establish himself on a more international level, and over the coming decade would earn recognition both for his own tracks and his remixes for Chuckie, Nari & Milani, Joachim Garraud, and many more. While recording for labels like Rising Music, Central Station, and Sweat It Out, Riback has also toured clubs and festivals both at home in Australia and as far away as Shanghai. His 2012 collaborations with Lowkiss, "Work, Money, Party, Bitches" became somewhat of a breakout, reaching number five on Australia's ARIA chart while his 2016 remix of Starley's "Call on Me" fared similarly well at home as well as becoming a hit in Europe. Remixes for artists like Andy Grammar and Maroon 5 followed, as did new original material like 2017's "All That She Wants" single. ~ Timothy Monger
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