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Nathan Heinze is a house music and synthpop producer from Miami. His music is similar to that of the Pet Shop Boys and New Order.
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In the early 2000s, Heinze produced several eurodance and tribal tracks, but later work showed an electro and progressive house influence. His song "At the Disco" charted at #6 on InternetDJ.com.[1] After the success of "At the Disco", he began collaborating with Miami DJ VButterfly.[2] The most notable tracks the two released were a dance cover of "Lovesong" by The Cure, and "Stupid Prick", a minor hit released by Decibel Records NYC.[3] Heinze also worked with singer Vanessa Valentin on two tracks, "Maldita Condena" and "I'm Leavin".[4]
In 2007, he wrote and produced two tracks for the European charity album Philanthropy, and also remixed two other songs from the album ("Fanatic Boy" by KooLTURE and "Rumor" by Ray Grant).[5] In 2007, Heinze also remixed KooLTURE's hit "Stupid Superstar".[6]
In 2008, he completed two remixes of the West End Girls' first single from their album Shoplifting. The track is entitled "What Have I Done to Deserve This?" and is a cover of the 1987 Pet Shop Boys hit. Heinze's remixes appear on the CD single (released by EMI), along with a radio mix and an instrumental mix.[7]
In November 2008, ISV Entertainment released Heinze's version of "It Doesn't Often Snow at Christmas" sung by West End Girls and found on the "Super Dance Christmas Party" release.[8]
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Heinze continues to release records on DJ International and Decibel Records NYC and has remixed numerous label artists.
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In 2017 he returned with a club remix of Milan's Miracles (Take my Heart) and a radio mix of Kids on Bridges single Something in the Water, and worked with Sterling Void on new tracks for Defected Records and Stereocity.