Trevor Wilkes
I'm just a guy who happens to like music a little more than the average fella. I currently run two web based endeavors -- 'Fun in the Murky' and 'Bleep Radio'. I've enjoyed many residencies and projects over the course of more than a decade. 'Synchrojack', 'We Don't Suck' and 'Popular Music For Dancing' were some of my own regular events and took place in either Toronto or Hamilton which are both located in Ontario, Canada.
Some of these projects were only several months worth of weekly events and some were several years in duration. What each night, event, project or 'gig' has in common though is the music that is played. First and foremost I guess I'm considered a Techno DJ, but I've always connected more with the House heads. I play Techno that is at first seemingly odd and unheard of by the majority, but soon discovered to be very dance-floor friendly and suitable for repeat listens on the home stereo.
Techno that makes connections to other genres and eras is what it's supposed to do. I just do what I can to help it along and show people it is being done, contrary to what they may believe.
Hi Trevor,
Sorry if I posted here by mistake, I'm not sure where you post this sort of stuff (bit rubbish at paying attention to websites).
I'm Bristol based, had Luke's Anger play at our night. So maybe connected somehow, personally haven't kept up with Luke, but then haven't really kept up with some of my closest friends, I'm sure you know how it is with a day job :/
Anyway I'd like to post a mix if possible, it's something I've put together on my software coded in x86 assembler (yes yes I know you're probably going to slate me for it not being mac :), but hey I did this on a Pentium 90 which is pretty much the same processing speed as a watch I bought from china the other day.
I think it's pretty pinnacle to what we do for the Techno scene nowerdays, and we finally think it's worth pushing ourselves playing Techno out, as we did about 9+ years ago. We've finally got our tech. on track and hopefully it's good enough.
Anyway, check it out, I hope you like it;
http://www.sendspace.com/file/1mljq4
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