DJ Trevor Rockcliffe Profile
Trevor Rockcliffe is a world renowned DJ and Producer of the highest
calibre. There are few around with his versatility and pure feel for
the funk and he is regarded as a leading light by the likes of Carl
Cox, Slam and Laurent Garnier to name a few.
This is the man who, alongside Blake Baxter, produced the classic
"Visions Of You" on the now defunct Ultimatum Trax. Recently
re-released on Intec, some the world's finest electronic producers
queued up to remix it, leading to one of Intec's greatest successes
to date. He also co-produced, alongside Christian Smith, a one off
project Destination "Definition Of Love", one of Intec's early
releases. Trevor is now putting the finishing touches to a follow up
EP that promises to take his sound a step further.
His first love is Djing. Back in the mid 80's it started off with a
love for collecting and listening to Soul, Jazz, Funk, Electro and
Rare Groove records and soon became a hobby, playing at a small club
called Zigis in London. His influences include Tom Brown, Grover
Washington, Pleasure and Earth, Wind and Fire and this is reflected
in the soulful touch he adds to his music.
Djing eventually turned into a career for Trevor and he made his
name with a residency at 'Troll' club in London in the early 90's.
From this point on there was no looking back and with a passion to
entertain and educate, Trevor went on to gain Djing global notoriety
that has taken him around the world to the world's leading clubs
such as Dorian Gray/ Tresor(Germany), Industry(Canada), Twilo(New
York), Dance Valley(Holland), Fuse(Belgium), to the well known
Festivals such as Love Parade, Dance Planet, Tribal Gathering and
Homelands.
Trevor has released over 20 high quality productions on labels like
Mentor, Bush, Primevil, Dark House Music, Strive and of course Intec
Records. He is also a respected remixer for a variety of artists
such as DJ Dan 'Needle Damage', Phuture 303 "Blackout", Baby Blue
'Too Loud' and Rhythm Masters "Underground".
Trevor is currently working on his artist album for Intec which will
include his love of vocals, funk and of course techno.
former Travel Agent from South London, began djing back in the mid
80’s. What started as a hobby playing at a small club called Zigis,
inevitably became a much loved career for Trevor, when due to his
superb mixing ability and love of music, he was rewarded with a
residency at ‘Troll’ club in London. When Carl Cox started up his
Ultimate DJ agency, Trevor was the first to be signed up, from this
point on there was no looking back. With a passion to entertain and
educate, Trevor went on to gain djing spots at two of the best
Techno nights in London: ‘Garage’ and ‘Trade’, both of which have
Trevor to thank, in part, for their success. His djing ability has
taken him all over England and across Ireland, to djing around the
world in places such as Australia, New Zealand Portugal and Prague,
in popular clubs such as the Rex(Paris), Dorrien Gray/Tresor(Germany),
Industry(Canada), Twilo(New York), Fuse(Belgium), including the well
known raves, Dance Valley(Holland), Dance Planet, Tribal Gathering,
Homelands, Love Parade in Berlin and Leeds …………
1998 saw Trevor become resident at the ever-popular Ultimate Base
club in London, along with Carl Cox and Jim Masters.
Following a short lull in production, after his acclaimed ‘Visions
of You’, Update’s ‘ Techno Tune of the week’ on Ultimatum trax,
Trevor has returned with an inexorable drive. He has recently
produced phenomenal E.P’s for the likes of Bush: Wax ‘Single of the
Month’ (‘Let’s Get Together’), Primary Records, Primevil, Dark House
Music (‘Move That Body’), Christian Smith’s Strive and Carl Cox’s
In-Tec label, with one of the most sought after tracks for the Y2k
‘Definition of Love’. Not forgetting his quality remixes for
Ultimatum Trax (DJ Dan ‘Needle Damage’), Duty Free Records (Baby
blue ‘Too Loud’) and Neo Records (‘White Treble, Black Bass’).
September 2000 saw the launch of Trevor’s own label MENTOR Records,
with the first excellent release ‘A Sound Called House’, gaining
rave reviews.
Earning the title of ‘One of the funkiest techno DJs’ you have
certainly not heard the last of him, this is just the beginning!
Trevor Rockcliffe – Discography
Trevor Rockcliffe Need You (remix) Mentor Records 2002
Trevor Rockcliffe Bless the Funk Mentor Records 2002
Trevor Rockcliffe Need You Mentor Records 2001
Trevor Rockcliffe 2001 Jack Mentor Records 2001
Trevor Rockcliffe A Sound Called House Mentor Records 2000
Trevor Rockcliffe feat.
Blake Baxter Visions of You remixes Intec 2000
Black & Brown Party People Bush 2000
Trevor Rockcliffe & Definition of Love Intec 2000
Christian Smith
Trevor Rockcliffe Take a Chance Strive 1999
Trevor Rockcliffe The Vibe E.P. Bush Records 1999
Trevor Rockcliffe Meta assimilation E.P. Gaia Records 1999
Trevor Rockcliffe Let’s get together E.P. Bush 1999
Trevor Rockcliffe Pump the Rhythm E.P. Primevil Recordings 1999
Trevor Rockcliffe Get Your Own E.P. Primary Recordings 1999
Trevor Rockcliffe Work that body Dark House Music 1999
Trevor Rockcliffe feat.
Blake Baxter Visions of You Ultimatum Trax - 1997
Black & Brown Jacaranda Bush – 1997
Black & Brown Lick It D:Tour – 1996
Black & Brown Delta Wave Worldwide Ultimatum 1996
Black & Brown Up & Down Tripoli Trax 1995
Black & Brown Moondust Logic Tripoli Trax 1995
D & T Projects Centrepoint Kickin 1995
Black & Brown Moonflux MMR 1994
Glow Break the Law MMR 1994
Glow I aint gonna wait MMR 1993
RE-MIXES - ARTIST TITLE LABEL
Renato Cohen Pontape Intec 2002
Sound Associates Driver Undercover
Rhythm Masters Ghetto Neo Records
Rhythm Masters Underground Neo Records
Sgt. Slick White Treble,Black Bass Neo Records 1999
Baby Blue Too Loud Duty Free Records 1999
DJ Dan Needle Damage Ultimatum Trax 1999
Sixth Sense Approach Scary Dog Reload 1997
GTO Sex Head Mokum 1996
Carl Cox Yum Yum Worldwide Ultimatum 1996
Rizzo Panic Bush 1996
Ravers Nature Scream Lowspirit 1995
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