Erick Morillo (March 26, 1971 – September 1, 2020) was a Colombian-American

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, and

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owner. Having produced under a number of

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s, including Ministers de la Funk, The Dronez, RAW, Smooth Touch, RBM, Deep Soul, Club Ultimate, and Li'l Mo Ying Yang, Morillo was best known for his international work in

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, in particular for the label Strictly Rhythm, and the 1993 hit "

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", which he produced under the

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, and which was featured in commercials, movies, and ringtones. His label Subliminal Records produced the number-one ''

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hit "Fun" by

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, and won the ''

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'' magazine "Remixer of the Year" award in 1999. Subliminal also brought attention to artists like Eddie Thoneick, Carl Kennedy, and DJ DLG.Izarra, Gaby (October 4, 20110
"Five outstanding highlights of Erick Morillo's career"
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"Best House DJ" in 1998, 2001, and 2003 and a three-time winner of "Best International DJ" in 2002, 2006, and 2009 receiving a total of 15 nominations in all from 1998 to 2010.

Early life

Erick Morillo was born in 1971 in New York. He spent most of his pre-teen years in

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, where he lived with his family, and grew accustomed to

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and merengue music. He moved back to the United States at age 11,Ressler, Darren. "Erick Morillo Shakes Up New York". ''Mixer'' magazine. April 2000. pp. 34 – 38"About Erick Morillo"

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Artists. Retrieved December 2, 2012."Erick Morillo"
. Official Global DJ Rankings. Retrieved December 2, 2012. living with his mother, Elisa, and sister, Sheila, in an apartment at 1406

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, and hip hop, it was also at age 11 that he began DJing weddings for friends and family. He attended grammar school at

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and

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's School, a private Catholic school, graduating in 1985. He graduated from Emerson High School in Union City in 1989.

Career

"Muevelo" and "I Like to Move It"

Morillo took a studio engineering course at the

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's Center for the Media Arts, and began DJing at local clubs, in places like the Love Sexy music lounge on Hudson Street in

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. While working at a club in nearby

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, Morillo met Latin reggae star

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, whom he befriended. The two collaborated in 1991 on the single, "Muevelo", a mixture of reggae,

, and a sample of

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's techno single "Anasthasia" that became a surprise hit, and went platinum. As his remixes became familiar in Latin clubs, Morillo branched out through his friendship with New York house veteran "Little" Louie Vega, whom he met through then-unknown singer

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, with whom Vega had worked on the seminal 1992 house anthem, "Ride on the Rhythm". According to Morillo, Vega advised him to "focus on vocals". Morillo's next big song came in 1993, when New York's premier house label at the time, Strictly Rhythm, released his "The New Anthem"/"Funky Buddha" 12. The song did well in the charts and in clubs, garnering attention for Morillo. Later that year, Strictly Rhythm released the Reel 2 Real's second single "I Like to Move It". The song, which has been described by ''Mixer'' as "part Euro-cheese, part pop A&R man's wet dream", became a staple international dance hit for both Reel 2 Real and Strictly Rhythm. It made Morillo a millionaire and thrust him into a globe-trotting life that included weekly trips to Europe to tape

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in between stateside promotions. In response to the song's success, Morillo recorded the full-length album ''Move It!'', which was released in 1994, and spawned several singles that did particularly well in England. This was followed by a 1996 album from which several other singles were released, most notably "Mueve la Cadera" ("Move Your Body").

From Reel 2 Real to Subliminal

Despite being believed to have made over $2 million from Reel 2 Real, Morillo feared that his financial success may have hurt both his creative drive and his street credibility. Wanting to create respectable house music, he produced "Jazz It Up", launching it under the label of the Erick Morillo Project, in order to ensure street credibility. The song did well, and boosted his confidence. He and Louie Vega collaborated as Lil' Mo' Ying Yang and released the 1995 single "Reach". Morillo intended a third album for Reel to Real, but his relationship with the Mad Stuntman soured, which derailed the project. Searching for a way to reinvent himself, Morillo attended The Forum, a

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seminar in New York City, where he gained insight into finding happiness through things other than wealth and his frantic work schedule. The seminar also enabled him to escape his creative rut by helping him analyze his past and set future goals, one of which was to become a successful global DJ. He abandoned the Reel 2 Real alias in 1996, and concentrated on DJing, becoming a favorite in

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, Europe and Australia. Finishing his relationship with Strictly Rhythm, Morillo took the advice of Strictly Rhythm owner Mark Finkelstein, whom Morillo calls "a fair person and a business mentor", and decided to distance himself from R2R's pop past. In 1997, he partnered with Christina Pazzanese, who worked with DJ Sneak, Junior Sanchez, Josh Wink and Armand van Helden at X-Mix, and together, they launched Subliminal Records and Subliminal Management. Pazzanese, who came up with the subliminal name, directed both the label and the management companies while Morillo oversaw A&R and rebuilt his image. DJ Sneak and Jr. Sanchez came over with Pazzanese, joining Morillo's friends, DJ/producers José Nunez and Harry Choo Choo Romero."About"
Subliminal Records. Retrieved January 16, 2013. Morillo describes Subliminal's sound as "ghetto music", which is branded with European-designed record sleeves, "but with class". Its first single was 1998's "Fun", which featured

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, and drew positive response via test pressings and buzz across the Atlantic. However, Dajae didn't trust Morillo and refused to sign the contract with Subliminal, so vocalist

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to re-record the vocals. Brown's collaboration with Subliminal is known as "

", and their version of "Fun" became a #1

hit. Eventually, it all became The Erick Morillo Show, so DJ Sneak left with Pazzanese in 1998 for her firm, Tight Artist Management, in New York City. Junior Sanchez also left Subliminal management in late 1998. The remaining trio of Morillo, Romero and Nunez formed the finalized core of Subliminal, and are also known as the remix team The Dronez. With Subliminal, Morillo managed to find the balance between "underground" respectability and financial success. The trio won ''

'' magazine's Remixer of the Year award in 1999. Subliminal also brought attention to artists like Eddie Thoneick, Carl Kennedy and DJ DLG.

Club nights

In late 1999, Morillo completed a U.S. tour. His club night "Subliminal Night" in New York City featured

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and Tony Humphries in guest spots. Morillo has also hosted various other club nights across the globe, such as his mid-week Subliminal Sessions parties at Champs in New York. When they were evicted from that venue, the Sessions relaunched at Centro-Fly. Commenting on his socializing with promoters, Morillo says:

I party with the promoters I play for. A lot of DJs don't like to do that; they play the party, go back to the hotel and then get ready to go home. Not me. I don't deny it! For me a DJ is someone who brings a vibe. If you don't party, then how do you bring that vibe?

Morillo hosted various other club nights across the globe, such as the annual Crobar party in

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(ULTRA), and his legendary Subliminal Sessions parties at Pacha in Ibiza, which was named "Best International Club" of 2002 and "Best Ibiza Party" of 2001 by ''Muzik'' magazine. Ibiza is also where Morillo was crowned "Best International DJ" in 2002 and "Best House DJ" in 1999 and 2001 at the Pacha Ibiza awards. He has been known to play up to 30 jobs a month in locations including

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, and

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: "I was playing the closing party of the Space Terrace straight after September 11th. I ended the night with

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's 'New York, New York'. People were crying and waving American flags, everybody was singing. It's my most emotional memory as a DJ." In addition to his

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appearances, Morillo hosted MTV Ibiza for two years, presented the UK's Dancestar Awards, and starred in a seven-part Channel 4 series documenting his world travels as a party DJ. He has also worked on short films with actor Mark Alex Hanna. In 2004, he released his first album under his real name, ''My World'', which features collaborations with such artists as

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, who collaborated with Morillo on three tracks, including the dancefloor hit "Dance I Said". The label has also spawned other labels, such as Sondos, Subliminal Soul, Bambossa and SUBUSA. The label was distributed by Strictly Rhythm until that label ceased operations in 2002. Today, Subliminal is independently distributed, although Strictly Rhythm reopened its doors in 2007. Morillo drew attention in June 2013 when he failed to appear at a June 6 show in Long Island, and then on June 12 when he had to be escorted off stage 45 minutes into a set, due to "erratic behavior." According to reports, Morillo appeared to be dazed when he began his set, and his condition worsened after he began it. At one point, he vanished from view, leaving a single loop playing over and over. Morillo later stated on his

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page, "The time has come to take a break and refocus my attention on my health and well-being."

Awards and accolades

On October 11, 2012, Morillo's former home town of Union City, New Jersey honored him in a ceremony in which the portion of Bergenline Avenue between 14th and 15th Street, where Morillo lived as a youth, was dedicated "Erick Morillo Way". Union City Mayor

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praised Morillo, who donated 100 Nook tablets to a local school, by commenting, "It's important to recognize those in the community who contribute to our hometown," Union City Mayor Brian Stack said. "We can all be proud to call Erick a part of our community."

Legal issues

On August 6, 2020, Morillo was arrested and charged with sexual battery upon a woman. In December 2019, Morillo and his accuser were working as DJs at a private party on Star Island in

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, and later went to his Miami Beach home. She told detectives that she got drunk and passed out alone in a bedroom, later waking nude with him standing beside her, also nude. A

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test performed on the woman tested positive for Morillo's DNA. Morillo denied the accusation, but turned himself in to police on the advice of his attorney on August 6, 2020. He was due to appear in court on September 4, but was found dead at his home on September 1. Shortly after his death, at least nine women related accounts in which they stated that Morillo raped or sexual assaulted them. Producer Dave Lambert also related accounts of this told to him by other women.

Death

Morillo was found dead at his home on La Gorce Drive in Miami Beach, Florida, on September 1, 2020. The cause of his death was not immediately known, but Miami police spokesman Ernesto Rodriguez said there were no apparent signs of foul play. According to a preliminary report released on October 13, 2020, by the Miami-Dade County Medical Examiner, Morillo died accidentally of "acute

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toxicity", with

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and

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use listed as contributing factors. The final autopsy report concluded his death was an accident due to "acute ketamine toxicity", while also listing possible

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infection in the weeks before his death.

Discography

Awards

DJ Awards

Morillo won the

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for "Best International DJ Award" three times, the "Best House DJ Award" three times, and received a total of 15 nominations. , - , 1998 , Erick Morillo , Best House/Garage DJ , , - , 2000 , Erick Morillo , Best House DJ , , - , 2001 , Erick Morillo , Best House DJ , , - , 2002 , Erick Morillo , Best International DJ , , - , 2002 , Erick Morillo , Best House DJ , , - , 2003 , Erick Morillo , Best House DJ , , - , 2004 , Erick Morillo , Best House DJ , , - , 2005 , Erick Morillo , Best International DJ , , - , 2006 , Erick Morillo , Best International DJ , , - , 2006 , Erick Morillo , Best House DJ , , - , 2007 , Erick Morillo , Best House DJ , , - , 2008 , Erick Morillo , Best International DJ , , - , 2009 , Erick Morillo , Best International DJ , , - , 2010 , Erick Morillo , Best House DJ , , - , 2011 , Erick Morillo , Best House DJ ,

International Dance Music Awards

At the annual

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, Morillo won the "Best American DJ award (2005) and he has been nominated 10 times overall.

Muzik Awards

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magazine published by

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from June 1995 to August 2003. , - , 1999 , Erick Morillo , Re-mixer of the Year ,

References

External links

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