He has been playing records for over a decade.
He has been playing our records for almost half a decade.
But most significantly, he has been blowing minds every single time he played those records.
When a local talent becomes a national phenomenon, that's promising.
But when a local talent becomes a national pride, that's an achievement.
Lebanon has generated countless talents, ranging from diverse and even opposing fields, music being one of those fields from which emerged some of those talents.
We've had vocalists invade continents with their chords...
We've had composers resonating their notes overseas...
We've had instrument creators setting the trend of modern sound...
But what we haven't had are DJs truly setting mark on the global scene.
We haven't had that in the past, but we do have that now, right now, in the present.
Ladies and gentlement, I introduce to you Lebanon's new pride...
A DJ who has rocked local dancefloors on countless occasions...
A DJ who has played alongside virtually every high calibre international DJ imported to Lebanon...
A DJ whose fanbase extends to all the neighbouring countries he cast his spell in...
A DJ whose radio show grew to become a regional reference in Trance music...
A DJ whose weekly radio guests have been nothing short of the finest offerings the scene posseses...
A DJ whose own guestmixes have been aired on some of the most regarded international shows of heavy-weight DJs...
Ladies and gentlemen, I introduce to you this year's 24th ranked DJ in the most participated-in yearly poll - the DJ Mag top 100 DJs...
I introduce to you the 2nd highest new entry of the year 2006, all the way up to the upper quarter of the chart...
I introduce: AMADEUS.
01 Paul van Dyk
02 Armin van Buuren
03 Tiësto
04 Christopher Lawrence
05 DJ Dan
06 Ferry Corsten
07 Sasha
08 Digweed
09 Above & Beyond
10 Deep Dish
11 Carl Cox
12 Infected Mushroom
13 ATB
14 Paul Oakenfold
15 Hernan Cattaneo
16 Judge Jules
17 Eddie Halliwell
18 Marco V
19 Markus Schulz
20 Gabriel & Dresden
21 James Zabiela
22 John Acquaviva
23 Flash Brothers
24 Amadeus
25 Erick Morillo
26 Benny Benassi
27 Sander Kleinenberg
28 DJ Yahel
29 Offer Nisim
30 Andy Moor
31 David Guetta
32 Sander van Doorn
33 Richie Hawtin
34 Gareth Emery
35 Phil Kieran
36 Nick Warren
37 DJ Skazi
38 Steve Lawler
39 D-Formation
40 Ricky Stone
41 Astrix
42 Roger Sanchez
43 Bad Boy Bill
44 Sven Väth
45 Thrillseekers
46 Donald Glaude
47 DJ Vibe
48 Kyau Vs. Albert
49 Chris Liebing
50 Tiga
51 Matt Darey
52 Bob Sinclar
53 James Holden
54 Lange
55 Wrecked Machines
56 Dion Mavath
57 Pete Tong
58 Danny Tenaglia
59 George Acosta
60 Blank & Jones
61 DJ Sammy
62 Joachim Garaud
63 Timo Maas
64 Matt Hardwick
65 Frank Trax
66 Steve Angello
67 Danny Howells
68 Simon Posford
69 John Graham
70 Desyn Masiello
71 Mauro Picotto
72 Menno De Jong
73 BT
74 Scott K
75 Tall Paul
76 M.I.K.E. Push
77 Filo & Peri
78 Tarkan
79 Anderson Noise
80 Fatboy Slim
81 Serge Devant
82 Umek
83 Victor Calderone
84 Darude
85 Fergie
86 Talla 2 XLC
87 Ronski Speed
88 Lee Burridge
89 Mario Piu
90 Axel Karakasis
91 Steve Porter
92 Yoji Biomehanika
93 Axwell
94 Stanton Warriors
95 Dave Seaman
96 Robbie Rivera
97 Andy C
98 Agnelli & Nelson
99 Lisa Lashes
100 Dave Clarke
On behalf of the entire TranceHits.com crew, members, and guests;
On behalf of the entire Lebanses fans you managed to accumulate for the past decade;
And on behalf of Lebanon itself, I allow myself to salute and congratulate you on your efforts that finally payed off big through this major achievement.
Lebanon is proud of Amadeus, and TranceHits.com is proud of Chadi.
Onto the next!
(The above chart is the official one issued by DJ Mag; all previous posted lists were leaked and inaccurate, so do ignore them as they were posted in a premature rush. For more information about the DJs, how many places they moved this year and in what direction, visit http://www.djmag.com/top100results_2006)[/align]
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We r proud of u shady 
