Dave Davis began his journey in dance music in the early '90s, signing with the iconic Belgian label Bonzai Records at the age of 18. His debut release,  Transfiguration, marked the beginning of a successful career that saw him rise as an international DJ, playing trance and techno at some of the world's most renowned clubs and festivals, including Mayday, Love Parade, Sensation White, Cream, Nature One, Tomorrowland, and Fuse. ​ After relocating to London for three years, Davis became deeply embedded in the UK electronic music scene, collaborating with prominent figures like Colin Dale (KISS FM), Carl Cox, Trevor Rockcliffe, Brenda Russell, and Colin Faver. During this time, he contributed to several award-winning projects, including a major collaboration with David Guetta on the hit "The World Is Mine", featured across two albums. Additional collaborations include work with Chab, on the hit "Closer to me", as more collaborations with KIKO, TELEX, Trevor Jackson, Sierra Sam under  the labels like Azuli Records (UK) and SAW Recordings (NY). ​ As a resident DJ at CherryMoon in Gent, Belgium, Davis shared the stage with legends such as Jeff Mills, Carl Cox, Moby, Dave Clarke, Sven Väth, Laurent Garnier and Green Velvet. ​ 2014 marked a new phase of creative growth for Davis, with notable releases under the UK label Skint Records (Fatboy Slim), including "Girlz in Wonderland", "New Skin" and "Changed" featuring Skye (Morcheeba) on vocals. He also remixed Skye’s single "Nowhere" for PIAS Records UK. ​ In 2016, Davis continued to evolve, collaborating with KKO and Olivier Giacomotto on Get Physical Music, producing "Living in Space" featuring Phoebe Kilder. He also released "Looking for Something" on Suara, featuring Craig Walker. ​ Dave Davis remains a dynamic and innovative force in the international electronic music scene, consistently pushing boundaries for over three decade.