Central Seven is a Dutch disc jockey born as Michel Diederiks on 8 July 1967. He achieved professional recognition for a musical career that began at age 17. Diederiks achieved professional recognition for producing tracks for the Thunderdome samplers in the early 1990s. His recording career included founding the dancefloor ensemble Wonderland and the track “Missing” (1999) which reached number 71 in Germany. He achieved professional recognition for a residency at the club The Pleasuredome between 1993 and 2002. Diederiks achieved professional recognition for founding the ensemble Central Seven in 1996 with the musicians M.A.S. de Vries and Marcel Theunissen. Their recording career began with the track “The Opera” (1997). The ensemble's discography included the track “The God of House” (1997), the track “Error” (1998), the track “Big Fun” (1998), and the track “Te Quiero” (1999). They achieved professional recognition for the track “Party People” (2000) and the track “Mystery” (2001) featuring the musician Khiara. The ensemble became inactive in 2001. Diederiks achieved professional recognition for founding the label Andorfine Records and the track “Jumping to da Beat” (2003). His recording career included the track “Neverland” (2006) and the track “If I Were You” (2007) featuring the musician Lyck.
