Ray Guell

Ray Guell is a trailblazing international recording artist, whose signature sound has spanned the evolving dance music landscape for over three decades. With roots in the Freestyle genre, Ray burst onto the scene in 1989 with his Billboard-charting debut "Just Another Lover," quickly followed by fan-favorite "You Took My Heart" in 1991. He blends the rhythmic soul of House, the shimmer of Nu-Disco, and the energy of EDM into a sound that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking. Over the years, Ray has built a respected catalog with titles like "Love Will Come," "Don’t Wanna Cry," "Travel Fast," and "My Arms Keep Missing You." He has also forged creative partnerships with some of the most recognized names in the industry, including Chris Barbosa, Tolga Katas, Georgie Porgie, Giuseppe D, DJ Strobe, Eric Cohen, Tony Moran, Dirty Disco, Matt Consola, and international producers such as Mauro Mozart, Brian Cua, and StoneBridge. Most recently, Guell released two vibrant covers: “In The Name Of Love,” a high-energy homage to Sharon Redd’s disco anthem, and “Lovesong,” a heartfelt reinterpretation of The Cure’s New Wave classic. These projects reflect his ongoing passion for bridging eras and genres, creating timeless music that connects generations of club-goers and listeners alike. With a legacy built on rhythm, resilience, and reinvention, Ray Guell continues to tour, record, and elevate the global dance music scene staying true to his roots while always looking ahead.