www.rogershah.net / www.myspace.com/rogerpshah / www.facebook.com/rogershahartist Roger Shah (Real Name: Roger-Pierre Shah) (formerly known as Dj Shah) is an German Electronical Composer, Producer & Dj. He started his career in 1996 and year after year he reaches top 10 dance chart positions in Germany. In 1999 he released his first solo single, the “claps” which went on the top 5 of all dance charts and got attention from the most importants DJs in Europe. In October 2005 he gave his debut on Tiesto's own label Blackhole with 'Shah & Laruso pres. Global Experience', after releasing various other tracks on other international 1st class labels in 2005 such as Ministry Of Sound UK or Ultra USA and reaches #23 in UK's sales charts with the project Commander Tom. Roger Shah is the only German producer who has collaborated with Tiesto’s compilation known as ISOS5. Later on he signed a deal with Armada for his solo single 'Dj Shah meets Jan Johnston - Beautiful (Glimpse Of Heaven)' as well as a second project Sunlounger. It was under the latter that he released the “Another Day on The Terrace” album in 2007, which reached No.1 on Dutch iTunes’ ‘all-musicgenres’ chart. Besides the follow up single of Global Experience, Black Hole also signed his project 'Savannah' for the world. He collaborated with Armin van Buuren. Both made the tune 'Going Wrong' feat. Chris Jones which entered the Dutch single chart at No. 5 in the first week, right after he performed the single live as well in 'Armin Only' which is Armin van Buuren’s solo concert. Together with brother and artist Pedro Del Mar he ran the German radio show "Mellomania"[1]. Dj Shah has released 14 double-CD compilations under the name Mellomania together with Pedro Del Mar up to date. Now, Roger Shah leads the radioshow Music for Balearic People - founded and owned by Roger - on every Friday at www.di.fm - 4PM US Eastern / 9PM UK / 22:00 Central European Time. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.