Mike Burns

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Mike Burns, an American video producer, and entrepreneur, currently resides in Los Angeles, California.

He was a member of the EDM projection team "Interstate."

Paul Oakenfold's 2004 film Creamfields earned him a Grammy Award as a contributing producer and songwriter.

Burns has been working with Lionsgate Entertainment as a music producer and EPK producer since 2010.

He produced over 200 films for the Wanderlust Festival and now runs his own production company, "Burnsi Creative," which produces video content for feature film companies and large corporations.

Early years

Burns first began composing electronic music at the University of Florida, where he minored in electro-acoustic music under James P Sain's direction. After graduating from college with a BA in history, he began to perform music to Los Angeles contacts. He went to Los Angeles to pursue a music career after one of his early tracks was accepted into Gus Van Sant's film Speedway Junky. On his arrival, he built a recording studio on Melrose Avenue and concentrated on EDM. His music attracted the attention of DJs such as Paul Oakenfold, Tiesto, Armin van Buuren, and Markus Schulz, who later signed him to Armada Records, Armin's EDM label. Burns supported Buuren, Oakenfold, and Schulz in the creation of their songs and compilations. He was also contracted for remixes of singles by Alanis Morissette, GusGus, and Nikka Costa. Femmes Fatales — The 12 Leading Ladies of Electronica — was released by Universal Records and included songs by artists Jess, Collette, Mea, and his sister Andrea Burns. His music has also appeared on numerous commercials and web videos for companies such as SCION, Revlon, and Dell.

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