Meet DJ Amit B, A Music Artist Who Makes People Dance To His Thrilling Tunes

Being a DJ is a fun and tough job. One has to get the rhythm and remix right so hundreds of people can enjoy and dance to its tune. In India, DJs are loved a lot as they make parties, functions and any joyful occasion exciting and memorable. One such artist who has made a place for himself in the music industry with his amazing skills is DJ Amit.

Amit Bhatia, popularly known as DJ Amit, is a music producer who has been disc jockeying since the 90s. He is a well-known name in Bollywood and is known for many hit remixes, mashups and performances. Along with collaboration with big musicians, the DJ also performs at various music festivals and for live sets in 5-Star hotels in places like Mumbai, Pune, Phuket, Delhi, Dubai and more. Some popular hotels where he has performed are DJINNS at Delhi's Hyatt Regency, Mirage Hotel Surya, Hype Shangri La and others.

In 2004, DJ Amit released his first album,' Kitna Pyaar Vaada'. It was the era of music albums and fantastic music. On Channel V, the songs from his album made it to the list of Top 40 Charts, especially the song Yaad Aa Raha Hai Tera Pyaar, which was at the number 1 position. The album's success and positive reception gave the music producer motivation to keep doing such great work. He has worked with renowned music personalities like Kailash Kher, Anand Raj Anand, and Javed Mohsin and music companies like Zee Music, YashRaj Music, Sony Music, and others.

In his career span of almost 3 decades, Amit Bhatia has performed at many big music festivals. He opened the sets for Hardball and DJ Chuckie at Hype Hotel Shangri La in New Delhi. He calls it one of the biggest events of his life and an exhilarating experience. Coming to his achievements, DJ Amit won Delhites Magazine Award twice in the Best DJ and Music Producer Category.

When asked what he loves the most about his job, DJ Amit shares, "To see people enjoy my remixes and mashup is the best feeling in the world. When they enjoy my music, especially at functions and club parties, they ask me to repeat any particular set that has impressed them the most. It is such a good feeling. As an artist, we need the audience who understands our work. I have made that in my such a long career. It makes me grateful and happy."