On Monday 4th June Space Ibiza will host the 2011 Deejaymag Awards ceremony, the 14th edition of the national dance music prizes, highlighting the most important events on the 2011 Spanish dance music scene, chosen by industry professionals and the public alike. The awards, presented by Rebeka Brown and Dj Nano, will start at 11pm on the terrace of the club in Playa d’en Bossa. Immediately after there will be a session with Djs such as Juanjo Martin, David Tort, UNER, Marc Maya, Camilo Franco, Albert Neve and Dj Nano himself, who will end the night of celebration for the Spanish dance music industry, to be attended by familiar faces like Carlos Jean, Fonsi Nieto and Squire aka Jaime Alguersuari, who will be in charge of the opening Dj set at the award ceremony.

The first winners will be announced today, Thursday 24th at 5pm on www.deejay.es and the remaining winners will be revealed over the next ten days, up to 20 winners that represent the élite of Spanish dance music. On the same website you also can find invitations to attend the prize-giving, sponsored by Bacardi, Pioneer, Hercules and Luxury Race.

The national dance music awards Deejaymags are the prizes that each year acknowledges the milestones of the dance music industry in Spain. Just as the 14th edition is about to be held, these prizes have established themselves as a true reflection of what is happening with Djs, producers, record labels, clubs and other players of the Spanish electronic music scene.

Deejaymags’ relevance has been enriched by the rigorous work of deejay.es the website specialised in dance music, by the clubbing public that year after year has showed up in strength for the voting and attendance at the award ceremony, and by the industry itself that has recognised these awards as a reliable indicator of the thriving state of Spanish dance music.

The Deejaymag awards ceremony outdoes itself year after year, both in attendance and production. Not only do the best artists in the dance spectrum take part in the show with their sessions, but the entire industry turns up collectively to both the prize-giving ceremony and the after party. This fact makes regular clubbers congregate en masse as the show is going to be unique.