The last few years have been like a fairytale for 24 year old DJ Nakadia from Thailand. What started as a hobby in 2001 has developed into a DJ career rarely seen so far. The little Thai farmgirl discovered the world of clubbing and electronic music during a modeling assignment in Europe in the year 2001. Seeing a female DJ at a local club made her realize its about time to buy turntables and to get going! Done so, Nakadia soon developed mixing skills and started playing for friends and at a local club in northern Thailand, where they did not really understand her music.

In 2003 nakadia traveled to Europe again and had her first few appearances as a DJ in huge commercial German discos. Realizing that something was not quit right, she soon found out that she was on the wrong path and had been sent to the wrong records shops by her DJ friends. Instead of cheap trance music, she found out that house and progressive music was what she was looking for. Early in 2004 she had her first DJ set at a house club and from that moment Nakadia knew that this was what she had been looking for. More and more she found her was through the various styles of club music and developing quickly her style of funky party music ranging from French vocal house to eastern European electro funk. The combination of her party vibe, the great taste of music as well as her amazing technical abilities made Nakadia a name as unique newcomer DJ within a few months. In 2004 she has played over 100 performances in 19 countries.

Half way into 2005, DJ Nakadias career seems unstoppable. What had been local clubs are now the top locations across Europe and requests from all corners of the world. She has played major international festivals and the undisputed best clubs of several countries with huge success and is fully booked many months ahead. Traveling around 30 countries in 2005, her home on the Thai island of Koh Samui is more like a rare holiday destination in her schedule.

With a second home in the heart of Europe, nakadia is currently touring Europe and gets more and more focused on producing. Early summer 2005 she has a first remix out for Budai & Vic, with huge support from Artists like Carl Cox. This remix will only be the start of a range of productions coming out of the studios of Dutch production partner Alexander Koning. More tribal/progressive releases with Koning will be out in the second half of 2005, while another project with DJ Timo Di Roy will focus more on electro house tunes produced in the south of Germany.

With a number of releases to present Nakadia as producing artist and bookings across all continents until far into 2006, DJ Nakadia’s future looks more promising and busy than ever before.