Sergio Fernandez is one of the biggest Spanish artists of the moment. nominated as Best Spanish DJ  with more than 10 years behind him, releasing on some of the best imprints worldwide such as Yoshitoshi & Beat Freak. He also mixed the well known The Underground Sound of Madrid series & compiled 10 years of Beat Freak Recordings. As a dj Sergio has played his music out in more than 25 different countries including Japan, U.S., France, Italy, Canada, China, Morocco, Russia, Bulgaria, Greece & Poland. In his native Spain he constantly attracts major press featuring in the best cultural & electronic magazines such as La Luna de Metropoli (included in El Mundo newspaper, around 1 million copies), Deejay &  DJ1 Mags. His sessions are frequently broadcast in radio stations all over the world; Proton Radio, DI FM, Frisky and Paris-One & DJ in Mixximized, the official radio show of Eddie Amador, alongside his own regular show as host of The Underground Sound of Madrid Radio show. Now he has signed his long term future to one of the most respected dance labels, Baroque Recordings.

His style varies from exquisite minimal to more intense progressive beats. One of the most important facets of Sergio’s performance is the balance he strikes between his pure technique as a DJ and his ability to transmit great energy through his own music. His first release on baroque was the recently released 'Change the Tempo', the lead single taken from this forthcoming album.. which was included on the Ministry Of Sound ‘clubbers guide to progressive house’ CD.

He released his first album on baroque in 2008, The concept of this album, represented by the title – ‘mob rule’, was for Sergio to team up with some of his favorite producers for a selection of collaboration works & remixes to sit alongside his own works. Slammin tech-house remixes from the house wizard D-Formation & Alex Celler on ‘lost in rio’ & ‘change the tempo’.. alongside melodic but dark collaborations with Robet G Roy.. sit perfectly side by side with Sergio’s own electro-influenced house cut ‘Nightcrawler’ & his techno take with ‘Insert Coin’.