Yves V
Belgian DJ and music producer
Yves Van Geertsom, known by stage name Yves V () or Eefee, is a Belgian DJ and music producer.
Career
Yves V has performed at festivals such as TomorrowWorld, Sensation, Mystic Valley, and Mysteryland. Yves V has also been guest DJ in clubs such as Guaba, Pacha, Anzu Club, Nikki Beach, and others.
Yves V's first hit was his remix "Insane Pressure" in 2009. He collaborated with artists in "Madagascar" with Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike & Angger Dimas, "Cloudbreaker" with Basto!, "Momentum" with Regi, "Old Skool Sound" with Chuckie and "Direct Dizko" with Sander van Doorn.
Together with the Belgian-Greek DJ-duo Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Yves-V is a resident DJ at the Belgian festival Tomorrowland, where he has performed 8 times at its mainstage. Yves V is also official resident DJ at TomorrowWorld in Atlanta (United States) and Itu (Brasil). He also collaborated in the making of the official Tomorrowland CD. Since 2012, Yves V hosts his V-Sessions stage at Tomorrowland.
In summer 2014, "Wait Till Tomorrow" with Regi featuring Mitch Crown became a hit. Yves V released his newest single "Octagon" on record label Smash The House in Autumn 2015.
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