Following his Top 10 collaboration with Adventure Club on “Unleash,” Colombian-born David Solano is giving away his latest track “Hercules”--a massive big room banger that's fit for the gods.

2014 has proven to be a huge year for Solano, as he rocked some of the biggest main stages including TomorrowWorld and Electric Zoo New York. With international touring dates coming to South America and the US, including Brazil, Paraguay, El Salvador, and his hometown of Miami, David is promising to end 2014 with a bang.

Along with his busy touring schedule, David has been hitting the studio around the clock. With an upcoming collaboration with Lucky Date, remixes for some of the top artists in the game and some highly-anticipated originals, David promises to keep his fans engaged with new music leading into a big 2015.

Stay tuned as David Solano launches his new podcast “Solano Radio” next week!

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ABOUT DAVID SOLANO
Nobody embodies electronic music's international DIY vibe quite like Colombian-born, Miami-based DJ and producer David Solano. Gifted with a knack for arena-size beats, Solano's releases on premium labels Spinnin Records, Ultra, Black Hole Recordings, quickly earned global support from titans like Tiesto, Steve Aoki, R3hab, Quintino, and more. Solano's key role in the success of Life in Color, the world's largest paint party, has also made him one of the most respected names in the business of music.

In a typically bold and intuitive move, in 2014 Solano announced his plan to part with L.I.C., the organization he's considered family since his days at Florida State University. "It's time to put my full focus on my music. It's been an amazing run, but I feel that this move is necessary to further myself as an artist." The shift is one that Solano has been building toward most of his life. "When I was 12 years old, I used to record my favorite songs on a tape deck, and then try to delete the spaces in between so it sounded like a clean mix," recalling his earliest mixtapes.

It's been a whirlwind ascent from local favorite to international sensation for David Solano, but his perspective remains grounded. "Marketing and everything else is important in this business," he acknowledges. "But," he stresses, "the music is by far the biggest factor in your success. Focus on your music." It's solid insight from the self-made DJ presently signed to WME, the powerhouse talent agency home to some of the biggest pop stars in the world.