Pete Heller is a highly influential English DJ, producer, and remixer whose career has spanned more than three decades at the forefront of house and electronic music. Emerging from the vibrant UK club scene of the early 1990s, Heller rose to prominence both as a solo artist and as one half of the revered duo Heller & Farley Project alongside Terry Farley. Their collaborations produced club anthems such as "Ultra Flava" and "The Rising Sun," which became staples in house music history and saw widespread international acclaim.

As a solo producer, Heller is best known for the seminal track "Big Love," released in 1998, which topped international club charts and remains a fixture in DJ sets today. His deft skill in the studio and ability to craft dance floor anthems marked him as a go-to remixer for artists including Dido, Moby, Jamiroquai, and Kylie Minogue, lending his signature touch to a wide array of hit singles. A passionate vinyl collector and respected tastemaker, Pete Heller’s DJ sets have taken him to legendary venues and festivals across the globe, from Ministry of Sound to the beaches of Ibiza.

Throughout his career, he has maintained a singular dedication to the roots of house music, while never hesitating to innovate and push boundaries, earning the respect of peers and fans alike. Whether in the studio or behind the decks, Heller’s commitment to groove, melody, and the communal spirit of dance music has solidified his reputation as one of the UK’s true electronic music pioneers.