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FEATURE: Top 100 DJs invite you to donate in aid of UNICEF and win incredible prizes
Some of the world’s biggest DJs, including Armin Van Buuren, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Nervo, Don Diablo, Paul Oakenfold, Fedde Le Grand, R3hab, Dash Berlin, ATB, Kura, Dannic, Tom Swoon, and W&W, have come together to record a unique video message to publicise the launch of the Top 100 DJs Omaze charity raffle in aid of UNICEF:
In association with Omaze, the Top 100 DJs charity raffle includes an incredible Star Prize - an all-expenses-paid VIP trip to Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) to attend the Top 100 DJs Awards Show and meet the award winners. The Star Prize winner will also receive Pioneer DJ equipment and a lifetime subscription to DJ Magazine. Please see the full Star Prize below:
• Flights & Hotels in Amsterdam from 18th–23rd October
• VIP Red Carpet Entry to the Top 100 DJs Awards Show
• VIP Table & drinks in winner’s enclosure
• Meet & Greet with the award winners backstage
• 2 Passes for Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE)
• 2 VIP Tickets to Amsterdam Music Festival (AMF)
• Pioneer DDJ-RSZ Professional DJ Controller
• Pioneer S-DJ60X DJ Monitors
• Pioneer HDJ–2000MK2 Headphones
• Lifetime subscription to DJ Magazine
Donators also have a chance to win Exclusive Top 100 DJs T Shirts, Signed CDs and merchandise from DJs including Armin Van Buuren & Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, DJ Courses and music production diplomas from Point Blank Music School, Signed framed and unframed copies of the Top 100 DJs Results edition signed by the World’s No.1 DJ, Quintessentially private concierge memberships, Tomorrowland Tickets, Ultra Music Festival (UMF) Worldwide Tickets, Amsterdam Music Festival (AMF) Tickets, and annual subscriptions to DJ Mag
Each donation will be entered into a prize draw. The higher the donation, the more ‘tickets’ to the draw an entrant will receive.
DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs Poll is the world's biggest publicly voted music poll - with over 1 million votes in 2016 – and the definitive annual guide to the world's most popular DJs. In 2016, Martin Garrix, the 20-year-old Dutch superstar, was voted the youngest ever No.1 DJ, and took the coveted top spot from 2015 winners, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike.
Voting for the 2017 edition of the Top 100 DJs Poll opened on Wednesday 5th July and runs until Wednesday 13th September at 11.59pm BST. Dance music fans can cast their vote at www.top100djs.com. This year’s Top 100 DJs Poll has seen a record-breaking number of votes – over 400,000 within the first 3 weeks.
The Top 100 DJs Poll results will be announced at a special awards show during the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) in October (further details and the event date will be announced soon). The full reveal will take place across DJ Mag's digital and social channels on the same night, finishing with the unveiling of The World's No.1 DJ. The magazine will then issue the Top 100 DJs print edition on 25th October, featuring interviews with every single DJ in the poll. Further Top 100 DJs events will be revealed soon.
UNICEF, the global children’s organization, is the official charity beneficiary of Top 100 DJs 2017. UNICEF works in over 190 countries around the world to keep all children healthy, happy and safe. They ensure more of the world’s children are vaccinated, educated and protected than any other organisation. DJ Mag will use the Top 100 DJs 2017 events and awards ceremony to raise money for UNICEF. Further details on Top 100 DJs fundraising activities will be announced soon.
In addition to Facebook and Google, a custom login has been created to open the poll up to territories, without access to Facebook & Google, specifically those in Asia, one of the new frontiers of international club culture. The app is now translated into Russian, Chinese (simplified) and Japanese, in addition to seven other global languages. These changes will dramatically expand the reach of the poll and ensure it remains inclusive and globally representative.
UNICEF UK Deputy Executive Director, Catherine Cottrell, said:
“We would like to thank DJ Mag for supporting UNICEF through the 2017 Top 100 DJs poll. The money raised through working with this long-established cornerstone of the dance music calendar will have a great impact on the lives of children around the world. DJ Mag readers’ donations will help UNICEF to continue to protect children in danger and transform their lives. With your help, we can make the world a safer place for children.”
DJ Mag Managing Director, Martin Carvell, said:
“We’re very excited to have UNICEF as the charity beneficiary of Top 100 DJs 2017. Both the Top 100 DJs and the dance music industry have grown immensely over the last 25 years. Over 1 million people voted in last year’s poll and with the continuing global expansion of electronic music, we feel that the time is right for us, as music fans, industry, and DJs, to give something back.
Additional basic facts to know!
ABOUT THE TOP 100 DJS POLL
Top 100 DJs is the most globally representative poll of the world’s most popular DJs with over 1 million unique votes cast in 2016. The publicly voted poll inspires fierce debate across the year with speculation on the world’s No.1 DJ, new entries and biggest climbers dominating online discussion and beyond.
In 2016, votes in the Top 100 DJs Poll exceeded 1 million for the first time ever, with dance music fans taking part from almost every country on the planet. The most votes came from the US, followed by India, Brazil, Mexico, Belgium, Netherlands, UK, Germany, Spain, Italy, France, Russia, China, Japan, and beyond.
The Top 100 DJs Poll began as an editorial feature in October 1993, to celebrate DJ Mag's 100th issue. It was predominantly UK-based at first, but when the poll was opened up to the international scene via website voting, it truly exploded. As well as its significance for individual DJs, the Top 100 DJs Poll also documents the growth - or decline - of dance music scenes, reflecting the ebb and flow of genres as new sounds and scenes take hold and spread.
ABOUT DJ MAG
With an iconic red logo, and a heritage that stretches back over 25 years, DJ Mag is the global voice of dance music. With products spanning print, online, video and events alongside offices in more than 20 countries worldwide, DJ Mag reaches more dance music fans globally than any other platform.
ABOUT UNICEF
Unicef is the world’s leading organisation for children, promoting the rights and wellbeing of every child, in everything we do. Together with our partners, we work in 190 countries and territories to translate that commitment into practical action, focusing special effort on reaching the most vulnerable and excluded children, to the benefit of all children, everywhere.
Unicef UK raises funds to protect children in danger, transform their lives and build a safer world for tomorrow’s children. As a registered charity we raise funds through donations from individuals, organisations and companies and we lobby and campaign to keep children safe. Unicef UK also runs programmes in schools, hospitals and with local authorities in the UK. For more information please visit unicef.org.uk
ABOUT TOP 100 DJS FOUNDATION
The Top 100 DJs Foundation (registered at the Dutch Chamber of Commerce No.61608947) is an integral part of Top 100 DJs, enabling voters to engage in the causes that mean the most to them, and inviting dance music artists, DJs and fans to create a tangible and lasting impact. In 2017 the Top 100 DJs Foundation is working with ‘Quintessentially’ and ‘The Ocean Cleanup’.
ABOUT AMF
AMF is the official event partner for Top 100 DJs Awards Show. For professionals, fans and artists alike, AMF is the absolute pinnacle of the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE). This year the largest festival of ADE will return into the night on Saturday October 21st at the Amsterdam ArenA, showcasing spectacular and unique sets by the greatest DJs in the world. More info: http://www.amf-festival.com
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