Wize is: 1. A French disco house producer. 2. A UK Hip-Hop MC from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. 3. New York power pop trio. Becket records released their self-titled LP in 1980. Since 2004, Wize has steadily been making a name for himself as one of France's hottest up and coming producers already being described in the dance music press as "having a sound that is simply superb; it's a fusion of classic French House and Disco with something extra, giving it an uplifting quality." After remixing the likes of Joachim Garraud (High Energy, Square Prod 2004), Geyster (John Clay, Square Prod 2005, Under The Fuse Of Love, Geyster Prod 2006), RLP (Journey, RLPMIX Records 2005) or DJ DLG & Redroche (On The Run, Eyezcream Records 2005), his first original production Exhibition is released in March 2005 and remixed by the creme worldwide producers Manuel Tur, DJ DLG, Muttonheads , Fat Phaze, Ledge & the Dynamic Rockerz and reviewed on DanceFrontDoor in those words: "Like a glam rock fueled missile, comes 'Exhibition' from Parisien 'Wize'. Giorgio Moroderesque emotion in bed with the cream of the French touch sound, underlayed by tight beats, mixed with that psychoacoustic mastery only associated with that other pariesien duo, Daft Punk. What can we say, except eargasm, eargasm, eargasm." After his successful first original shot, he strikes back with the worldwide buzzing & strongly supported Again on the UK label Symphonic Records described as: "an electro disco house cut that simply sets any dancefloor alight everytime it has been played". In May 2006, he produced with the famous french DJ RLP an uplifting track called on your side and On Your Side played by the most biggest DJ around the world! In June 2006, he teams up with Joachim Garraud on a crazy filtered house/rock tune Alive and does his first steps of singer! His plans for 2007 are productions for other artists, and the release of an album merging Pop, Electro and Groove. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.