Crookers's Biography

Crookers, the stage name of Francesco Barbaglia, is a renowned Italian DJ and record producer celebrated for his innovative contributions to the electro-house and fidget house genres. Born on January 18, 1983, in Italy, Crookers rose to international fame with his groundbreaking remix of Kid Cudi's 'Day 'n' Nite' in 2008. This track not only topped charts worldwide but also helped define a new era of electronic dance music. Originally formed as a duo, Crookers became the solo project of Barbaglia after 2012, following the departure of fellow member DJ Bot. Known for his energetic DJ sets and genre-blending productions, Crookers has collaborated with a diverse range of artists and has performed at major music festivals across the globe. His work is characterized by playful, unpredictable beats and a bold approach to sound design. Alongside his successful music career, Crookers has been involved in record label projects and fashion collaborations, further cementing his influence in the electronic music scene. With a current net worth estimated at $1.2 million, Crookers continues to shape the industry with his innovative style and passion for club culture.