Big Ali
Ali Fitzgerald Moore, better known by his stage name Big Ali, is an American singer, rapper, and DJ born in New York. He has been based in Paris, France, since 2001. He is signed to Up Music, a Warner Music label.
Career
Big Ali released his debut album Louder in May 2009. The album featured many French and international producers and artists. "Hit the Floor", released in October 2008, was the album's first single. It was followed by "Neon Music" in March 2009. A third single, "Universal Party", came out in November 2009.In collaborations, the joint 2006 single "Rock This Party " by Bob Sinclar and Cutee-B featuring Dollarman, Ali & Makedah stayed at #1 for four weeks on the Ultratop 40 Belgian charts. In 2007, it became a number one hit in Billboards Hot Dance Club Songs.
Big Ali wrote his first lyrics at the age of 8. He created a crew of DJs called "World Famous Vynil Squad". He also had radio and TV collaborations, such as the radio show "Full Throttle", which featured Fatman Scoop. Big Ali also created the show Jumpoff, hosted by Ed Lover and Doctor Dré. He hosted his own show, "The Magic Hour", at Vassar College in New York.
Big Ali has also worked in club venues in the United States, Asia, Latin America, and Europe. He participated as an MC at the Cannes Film Festival. He has worked with many successful French artists such as Kool Shen, Amine, Jean-Roch, Kore & Scalp, Leslie, Magic System, Bob Sinclar with Rohff on the hit "Dirty Hous", Sinik, and Maude Harcheb on her song "Donne-Moi Le La".
Discography
Albums
Solo singles
Charting
Featuring
Charting
Others
- 2006: Midas Touch on the album Phoenix 2006
- 2006: 200 degrés
- 2006: A moi la vie
- 2007: "Dirty House" Rohff with Big Ali) in the album La Résurrection
- 2008: "Stronger" / "Plus fort" from her album Elevation
- 2008: "Habibi"
- 2008: "Bienvenue chez les Bylkas"
- 2009: "No Stress"
- 2009: "New New New"
- 2009: "Groove On"
- 2010: "Curse"
- 2010: "Des larmes de sang"
- 2010: "Calypso"
- 2010: "Playground"
- 2010: "Make Some Noise"
- 2010: "Ciao Amore"
- 2012: "Le Dernier Jour"
- 2013: "Džoni Džoni"
- 2017: "Segui Me"