Senadee - Senadee: The Beginning

Senadee: The Beginning

Verdi's writing persisted continuously and was not confined to any one style or genre. Having had no formal training or real encouragement to pursue his interest in music, he found himself in many different styles from Pop, to R&B to Rock and Hip-Hop, with the latter two being his most apparent influences - In fact the name Senadee comes from his days as an MC, 'Sena-D' (The last letter implying his surname at the time, which was later changed to Verdi).

One of Senadee's songs, 'My Fault' caught the attention of up and coming producer Ben Gold (Son of veteran DJ and Dance music pioneer Graham Gold). Gold used a sample of the song to produce what was to become one of the biggest underground Dance tunes of 2008, 'Say The Words'. The track was signed to Flux Delux, a sub-label of Recoverworld Records, one of the most famous Indie dance labels in the world. The song was showcased by Armin van Buuren and received heavy rotation on Radio One by dance DJ's Judge Jules and Dave Pearce.

Although not technically a singer, and with no formal training as one, Senadee nevertheless sang on all his early demo's merely due to the absence of anyone else to sing them for him.

Senadee has worked with various people around the world on songs in the world of dance music. These include Grammy-Award nominated artist and producer BT, 3 X Grammy-Award nominated producer & DJ Paul Oakenfold, Dubstep pioneer Akira Kiteshi, Dutch production duo 16 Bit Lolitas, Ben Gold, Bissen, Matt Hardwick and house production unit MYNC.

In May 2011 he signed to Paul Oakenfold's Perfecto Records as the first commercial signing to the label in over a decade. The song "Life Support Machine" is his debut outing on the imprint.

Senadee appears in BT's ninth studio album A Song Across Wires on the track "Lifeline", which he sung and co-wrote.