Satoshi Tomiie is a globally renowned Japanese DJ, producer, and remixer, recognized for his pioneering contributions to house music. Originally classically trained as a pianist, Tomiie first rose to international acclaim in 1989 when he collaborated with Frankie Knuckles on the seminal club anthem "Tears," marking a new era for deep and soulful house music. Over the subsequent decades, he consistently pushed the boundaries of electronic music, both as a solo artist and in collaboration with notable figures such as David Morales, Robert Owens, and Hector Romero.

Tomiie’s debut album, "Full Lick" (2000), was celebrated for seamlessly blending soulful melodies with cutting-edge club production. As a prolific remixer, he has reimagined tracks for artists ranging from U2 and Mariah Carey to Simply Red, solidifying his reputation for versatility and innovation. A globe-trotting DJ, Tomiie is famed for his carefully curated, extended sets, delivering a refined fusion of deep house, minimal, and techno sounds at iconic venues and leading festivals worldwide.

He is also the founder of SAW Recordings, a label that has showcased forward-thinking electronic music from both established and emerging talents. Respected as a tastemaker and mentor, Satoshi Tomiie continues to influence the evolution of house music, maintaining artistic integrity and a relentless commitment to quality throughout his career.