Trus’me (UK), Seb Fauteux, Max Reynolds, Vincent Lemieux
Live Event at 22h EDT (Montreal & NYC time) on Thursday March 29th, 2012
Tonight the Fizz Factory crew presents the return of Trus’me – his last night in 2010 had the floor shaking non-stop for the dancers with a very real and vibrante sound. He is accompanied by Fizz Factory hosts Seb Fauteux, Max Reynolds, and Vincent Lemieux (Musique Risquée).
Fizz Factory présente le retour de Trus’me (Prime Numbers) UK !! jeudi 29 mars 2012 à 22h au Salon Daomé !!!
De la «soul» dans la place, du House dans la place, de l’acid dans la place, de la wax dans la place !!!! les bras dans les airs dans la place !!!
David Wolstencroft aka Trus’me à littéralement fait explosé le dancefloor du Daomé, il y a 2 ans !!!! La propriétaire de l’excellente étiquette Prime Numbers est un puriste et il possède la touche magique avec les danseurs… sa musique est «realness» et vivante !!! Les amateurs de Moodymann seront très heureux !!
«In the Red»…. son dernier LP … inclut des collaborations avec Dam Funk, Amp Fiddler, Paul Randolph ….
Voici le set de mars 2010 live en direct du Salon Daomé:
http://soundcloud.com/max-reynolds/fizz-factory-presents-trusme
Infos:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Trusme/12179056991
**** Il ne faut pas oublier que Vincent Lemieux (Musique Risquée) et vos Fizzidents Seb Fauteux et Max Reynolds seront de la fête !!!*****
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In the winter of 2006, on a whim, David James Wolstencroft, aka TRUSME, sent some of his work to various labels around the globe. It paid off. The now legendary CD sampler “Nards” led to the immediate release for TRUSME on the Still label, sparking the beginning of a promising musical career for one very talented individual.
TRUSME’s musical roots trace way back to an early age where he dabbled with various instruments. He began studying production, but soon developed a love of vinyl culture, which shifted his focus towards the art of mixing and digging for unique samples.
Surrounded by the heads of Manchester and its deep routed scene his musical taste has continued to evolve, resulting in eclectic DJ sets where his passion exudes. Naturally, this diversity shines through in his production: “Like bookends, some 12”s will work with both the beginning and the end of the night, such is the classy sampling from TRUSME.” Peter Nicholson XLR8R Review March 2007.
TRUSME’s debut release on Chicago’s Still Music label was quickly follow by two more, all blowing up on both sides of the pond and accelerating the buzz on this new artist. His production is constantly compared to Moodymann and our such Detroit luminaries with releases usually snatching ‘Record of the week’ in hosts of global outlets from Piccadilly Records – Manchester to Jazzy Sport – Japan. He’s also getting love from all the right supporters, Ashley Beedle, Rob da Bank, Mad Matts, Kenny Dixon Jr, Amp Fiddler, Chris Duckenfield, Rob Luis….and the list keeps growing. His debut was first championed by Gilles Peterson on BBC radio 1: “If there was ever a house record made for me, it would sound like this.”
Dec 2007 sees the release of his first album. Entitled “Working Nights”, this captures some of the previous singles along with a host of future classics which re-enforce the Trusme sound.“it’s difficult to name highlights when every track is so good” seems to be a common reaction from a growing global fan-base. One thing’s for sure it is a timeless debut that’s sure to last. “i am actually blown away from the flow, production and music…my kinda housemusic for sure. 100% soulful” Michael Rutten – Compost
In less than a year Trusme has established himself as a serious and prolific producer with a huge career in front of him. 2008 will see the launch of his own label imprint “Prime Numbers” an outlet for him and other great artists that fit the ethos Trusme is about. He has lots of projects under way for Defected, Tru Thoughts, Eskimo and the second album is already rolling with some exciting guests involved….It’s time to catch a rising star in the making!
