About Zoo Brazil
Born 1950. Zoo Brazil is a record producer, composer, songwriter and disc jockey.
John Andersson, better known as Zoo Brazil, is a Swedish multiplatinum Grammy-nominated record producer, songwriter and DJ residing in Stockholm, Sweden.
Musical career
Zoo Brazil first started DJing in 1989. His father was a musician who influenced him. In 2007 he received a Grammy nomination for his work on Kylie Minogue's album X.
As a DJ he has performed all over the world at clubs including Ministry of Sound, Space and Pacha, and has played underground clubs and festivals all over the world from Australia, Europe, North and South America including Creamfields .
Andersson has written music for various Hollywood movies, TV shows such as Nip/Tuck and channels such as BBC, Discovery, MTV, HBO, Channel 4 and more. In 2012 he composed music for the para olympics opening ceremony in London and music for the Dermablend "Go Beyond The Cover"video which was awarded with the 2 silver lions at the Cannes festival.
Beginning of 2015 he released his third Djmix cd called "Songs for Clubs vol.3", remixed Giorgio Moroder & Kylie Minogue's "Right Here, Right Now" that went number 1 on Billboard Dance Chart, and released "Save Us" with Per QX on Steve Angello's Size Records.
Discography
Albums
Compilations
Singles
Extended Play
Remixes
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Zoo Brazil?
Swedish record producer, songwriter, and DJ
When was Zoo Brazil born?
Zoo Brazil was born in 1950.
What is Zoo Brazil's occupation?
Zoo Brazil is a record producer, composer, songwriter and disc jockey.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Zoo Brazil. https://biography.guide/zoo-brazil/
MLA: "Zoo Brazil." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/zoo-brazil/.
Chicago: "Zoo Brazil." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/zoo-brazil/.
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