Morgan Page

Morgan Page, the American DJ and producer, rose to prominence in the electronic music scene in the mid-2000s with a string of successful house singles and high-profile remixes for artists like Terry Lee Brown, Jr. and Ashlee Simpson. His career reached new heights with the Grammy-nominated collaboration "The Longest Road" with Lissie in 2009, leading to major festival appearances worldwide, Las Vegas residencies, and a popular Sirius XM radio show. A Vermont native, Page began crafting electronic music at age 12, quickly gaining recognition through local radio stations before landing a deal with Nettwerk for his 2008 release, Elevate. Subsequent albums like In the Air (2012) and DC to Light (2015) further solidified Page's status as a leading figure in the electronic music scene, marked by chart-topping hits and successful collaborations with renowned artists.

Page's career continued to ascend with notable achievements like a second Grammy nomination for his remix of Nadia Ali's "Fantasy" and headlining performances at major festivals such as Coachella and Electric Zoo. His residency at The Wynn in Las Vegas and subsequent move to Light at Mandalay Bay showcased his enduring appeal and influence in the industry. Throughout the years, Page maintained a prolific output, releasing hit singles like "Don't Give Up" with Lissie, "Candles" with Steve James, and "Lost Dreams" with Jayceeoh and Kaleena Zanders. His versatility and talent were further showcased in projects like the Born to Fly EP and the solo single "Let You Go," affirming his position as a respected and innovative force in electronic music.