Xenia Ghali

DJ, producer, songwriter and classically trained musician, Greek and US artist Xenia Ghali set the tone for her career with two consecutive #1 tracks on the Billboard Dance Club Songs Chart. Her single “Lay in Your Arms” was featured on Spotify’s Dance Rising playlist, while “Stick Around” surpassed 1 million streams after being added to major official playlists including Mint and Dance Hits. Her music has been supported by Martin Garrix, Tiësto, Sam Feldt, Don Diablo, EDX, and Lost Frequencies, among others.

Balancing mainstream success with underground credibility, Xenia’s DJ sets blend house, Afro house, tech house and melodic elements, combining shimmering synth melodies, acapella, and groove-driven rhythms. Expanding beyond traditional DJ performance, she now incorporates live bass, drums, and piano into her sets, delivering a dynamic and musically rich experience.

A highly accomplished writer and producer, Xenia has worked with industry heavyweights including Pitbull and Blake Shelton, writing and producing their hit single “Get Ready,” which was performed at the Super Bowl LIV Pre Game Show. She has also collaborated with Grammy nominated artist Wyclef Jean. In addition to her work as a recording artist and performer, she is the Playlist Manager and Radio Host for one of Greece’s most popular radio stations, Music 89.2.

Xenia has performed at some of the world’s most iconic clubs and festivals, including Ministry of Sound in London, Cavo Paradiso in Mykonos, Ultra Music Festival in Miami, Cielo in New York, Dybbuk and Bolivar in Athens, W Hotel in Oman, the New Year’s International Countdown Festival in Phuket and Drai’s in Las Vegas.

Beyond music, she has collaborated both as a DJ and influencer with leading international brands including Calvin Klein, Armani, YSL, H&M, Paco Rabanne, Michael Kors, Mercedes, BMW, Red Bull, Samsung, Adidas, Belvedere, Johnnie Walker, Jack Daniel’s, COSMOTE, British American Tobacco, MINI Cooper, MAC Cosmetics, Campari, One&Only, Tommy Hilfiger, British jeweller David Morris, and Greek designer Vassilis Zoulias.