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From Casablanca to Miami, from Motown to Hard Rock, from Acoustic music to Electronic Music… Throughout his life Mehdi Nassiri AKA MEDNAS has filtered his innate musical instincts through many instruments before finding his true element of expression, the needle on a record; His refuge, electronic music. “In electronic I can finally combine all kinds of music in one”. MEDNAS has spun out his influences into outstanding performances in several clubs between his home town, Casablanca, and his lair, Miami.
His highly competitive background in surfing has meshed with his exposed senses to world music and has made him a solicited DJ for several clubs both in Morocco and Spain, these include Platinium (Rabat), Amnesia (Rabat), Nikki Beach (Marrakech), Nirvana (Rabat), Paradise Plein Ciel (Casablanca),Cool (Madrid), Theatro Cats (Madrid), Arena (Madrid), DUOM (Madrid), Sala Heineken (Madrid), Sens (Marrakech), Theatro (Marrakech), Royal Dance (Madrid), EGO (Madrid), Playa gathering 2006 (Casablanca), Made in Morocco Festival 2007 (Casablanca), Pacha (Marrakech), 10th Anniversary of Essaouira Festival 2007 (Essaouira for more than 30.000 people) and so forth... These “Game” Performances have been shared with reknown artists such as Desyn Masiello, Julio Navas & David Amo, Tania Vulcano, Abel Ramos, Rene Amesz,Eric Morillo, Deep dish, Cedric Gervais, Circoloco Ibiza, Ivan Pica, Chus & Ceballos, ismael rivas, Sydney Blu, Dirty South, Matthew Dekay and much more… Nevertheless, he became solicited not only for clubs but also for worldwide radios.
An independent artist with an underground gravitational pull MEDNAS has already made a name for himself. After a residency @ EGO Club in Madrid, Mednas got the most wanted residency by any dj in the world: the WE LOVE MORROCCO SESSIONS at PACHA MARRAKECH the biggest club in Africa. Now he focused his talent to production in studios to bring up his own touch in the electronic scene. Further performances in other Countries have been scheduled where his beats and rhythms placate the audiences’ hunger for new and unconventional sounds.
