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Hannah Laing

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Born in Dundee on 12 August 1994, Scottish DJ and producer Hannah Laing cut her teeth behind the decks at a Scottish bar in San Antonio, Ibiza at the age of 19. Several years later, she became an overnight sensation thanks to her 2019 techno-friendly bootleg of Sophie Ellis Bextorâs 2001 hit "Murder On the Dancefloor, which paved the way for a deal with Jan Jonesâ label Polydor Records/WUGD, on which she released the 2022 follow-up, "Climax." Her star continued to shine throughout 2023 with singles like "Be the One," "Good Love," which was subsequently given the TiÃ«sto remix treatment, and "Party All the Time" while 2024 saw the release of the rave-infused single "Coming on Strong," a team effort with Ben Nicky, Paul Findlay and Signum.

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