Award winning Cally Gage has enjoyed a remarkable career in a relatively short space of time. Without question she has become one of the finest top-flight hard-dance DJs in today’s scene. In a fiercely competitive arena Cally has successfully carved out a well deserved reputation as one who consistently delivers floor-filling, jaw dropping, crowd delighting sets; these are Cally’s trademarks.
From London’s super-club Koko to headlining leading events such as Tidy’s return to Magna, Swansea’s Escape in the Park and sending the Scandinavians into stomp overload on the world famous MondayBar Cruise from Sweden to Finland, this is the globe-trotting world of Cally Gage. To watch her perform brings all the best elements of the hard-dance scene together in one delicious package: dedication, skill, talent, flare, finesse and passion. Cally thrives on pleasing her audience, this much is clearly evident when you see her beaming smile, as packed dance floors raise their arms in appreciation of perfect tune selection and mind bogglingly tight mixing.
Cally’s relentless passion is further rewarded as she becomes this years Storm resident, which coincides with a move to CODA Agency, (the same agency team responsible for Calvin Harris, Annie Mac, and Fergie). This hugely important milestone underlines Cally Gage as a true global artiste who is at the top of her game. An impressive and diverse number of production credits on tracks with the likes of BK, Jon BW, Gammer and Ben Stevens is the solid foundation for Cally’s next project; her own record label CGR is due to be launched imminently. And as if to prove her immense versatility, Cally has been asked to design and put her name to a range of club-wear; her first collection will be released through Contagious Clubwear in the coming months. With so many accolades to her name, one has to wonder where Cally goes from here. But one thing is for sure, if Cally Gage represents the future of Hard Dance then the scene is in a very exciting place.
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