Mea Fisher

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DJ/Mixing expertise with innovation, combining her powerful voice with a dazzling stage presence, Méa aka DJ Mea pioneers a new place for women in the dj world... Her bold style and turntable mastery prompted DMA magazine to hail this petite performer "The Madonna of the New Millennium" on its July 2001 cover. In an always exciting show this dynamic diva combines live freestyle vocals over a versatile set ranging from progressive-tech house to intelligent breaks, as well as introducing new singles with catchy lyrics written by Méa herself. Although she spent several dedicated years in Chicago launching her career, she now travels worldwide from a home base in Los Angeles. She grew up in a musical household: her father has always been Méa's foremost source of inspiration. From her youth Méa was schooled in piano, violin, guitar, drums, dance, and, of course, voice; but she gives strong females like Madonna credit for motivating her to take on music as a career. One considerable obstacle was earning the right to be taken seriously as a female in the dj profession. She is proud to have long since overcome doubts and will never again be underestimated, due to the skills that surpass pretty packaging, and the hard work that won her the success she now enjoys. An introduction to the SHR group, an umbrella for record companies in Chicago that included the Dialogue, Colossal, and Afterhours labels would first put Méa on wax. Her dedication soon aroused the interest of Spero Pago

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