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Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Ashley Zmijewski, better known by his stage name Ashley Feraude, is a Canberra-based DJ and music producer, originating from Poland. Feraude also produces deep house, nu-disco and synthpop music under the alias Magnifik.Feraude came 3rd place in the InTheMix Top 50 polls (ACT) 2008 and 2009 and 4th place in 2010. He also received the Best House Music Producer award at the Music ACT Annual Music Awards in 2013.Feraude gained notability after his single 'We Really Love This Song' was featured on Ministry of Sound Chillout Sessions XIV. His first three singles featured on compilations including Hed Kandi Beach House 2012, Defected Records Niki Beach Miami (Mixed By Miguel Migs and Roman Rosati) and RAW FM 2011.Feraude has performed at music festivals including Foreshore Summer Music Festival, Warehouse Winter Music Festival, Summer Rhythm Festival, Viva Le Gong Festival, Fashfest 2013 and 2013, and Central Park SummerStage in New York City.Through the festivals and his 5-year residence at Academy Nightclub in Canberra he has supported acts including Sasha, Axwell, Calvin Harris, Deadmau5, Deep Dish, Stanton Warriors, Danny Howells, Nick Warren, Fedde Le Grand, Anthony Pappa, Miguel Migs, Kaskade, Jay J, LTJ Bukem, Cut Copy, Flume, Empire of the Sun, The Presets, Pnau, Sneaky Sound System, Miami Horror, Muscles, The Aston Shuffle and the Hed Kandi, One Love and Ministry of Sound tours.Feraude, under his alias Magnifik, released a debut full-length album titled Amateur in 2012, an EP titled High-End in 2013 and a second full-length album titled The Gentleman of Disco in 2015. His productions frequently feature on the ARIA Club Charts in Australia.In other ventures, Ashley Feraude provides marketing, design and music services under his Sound Technique creative consultancy and is the Music Director for Canberra's biggest annual fashion event Fashfest."@en }

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