Tracy Young

GRAMMY® Award-winning Producer, Remixer, DJ, and Composer, Tracy Young, has garnered over 60 #1 U.S. Billboard Dance Club Chart hits. A significant achievement came in 2020 when her ‘I Rise’ (Tracy Young Pride Intro Radio Remix) for Madonna received the Grammy Award for Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical, making her the first woman producer to achieve this honor. Early in her career, Young was a resident DJ at Hill Haven Nightclub in Washington, D.C., before transitioning to radio as an on-air mix show DJ at WPGC 95.5FM.

In 2003, she founded her own record label, Ferosh Records, and began serving as executive producer of the annual New Year’s Day party, Genesis. In 2017, she remixed ‘Stronger Together’ for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, featuring Jessica Sanchez, further demonstrating her diverse range. Young’s influence extends beyond the studio and DJ booth; she has been a featured talent at Pride Festivals globally since 1990, actively supporting philanthropic causes and raising funds for LGBTQ charities such as GLAAD, GMHC, the Elton John AIDS Foundation, and The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force. Her broader visibility includes appearances on prominent television programs, such as MTV’s House of Style and Bravo’s Real Housewives franchises.

With her historic 2020 Grammy win for Madonna’s ‘I Rise’ remix solidifying her status, Tracy Young continues to be a leading force in electronic dance music, consistently delivering chart-topping productions and remixes while maintaining a significant presence in high-profile entertainment and philanthropic spheres.