Published on
July 17, 2008 in
DJ Music, Featured and News.
Tags: Acid-Jazz, Afrobeat, Alex Mattar, Beats, Breaks, Canadian Floor Masters, CKCU radio, DJ, DJ Zattar, Elorius Kane, Eri Cafe, hip-hop, House, James Brown, Mercury Lounge, National Arts Centre, Ottawa, Steve Leafloor, Techno, The Cure, The Smiths, TIMEKODE, Trevor Walker.

One of Ottawa’s longest running DJs, Trevor Walker, made the front page of the Ottawa XPress today and boy, does he deserve it!
He’s been blending beats in Ottawa’s top nightspots since the late ’80s, witnessing the birth of new wave, acid jazz, Hip-Hop, House and Techno from the disc jockey’s pulpit.
Read the article on Trevor Walker entitled <i>Dancing to a different drummer: Ottawa’s beat shepherd steps into Timekode</i> as featured by Ottawa XPress, July 17th, 2008
Published on
April 10, 2008 in
DJ Music and Featured.
Tags: , Acid-Jazz, Beanfield, Bobby Matos, Bossanova, Brazilian, Carl Craig, Christian Prommer, Compost Records, Drum and Bass, Frederic Galliano, Gilles Peterson, Glucklich, House, Jazz, Krautrock, Kyoto Jazz Massive, Latin, LTJ Bukem, Minus 8, Mr.Gone, Patrick Forge, Peace Orchestra, Peter Kruder, Rainer Truby, Roland Appel, Root Down, Techno, The Amalgamation Of Soundz.
Rainer Trüby is a man who appreciates the finer things in life. And I’m not talking prima donna DJ behaviour here either. This is proved by the fact that despite being awarded ‘Best DJ’ in his native Germany, and named by Gilles Peterson as one of his favourite DJs, when I meet him he’s in Bristol to play a tiny and packed venue of 150 people. He’s also Compost Records‘ world travelling A+R man, one third of the Truby Trio (in cahoots with Fauna Flash), and curator of the wonderful ‘Glucklich’ compilations. Starting in 1994 Rainer’s ‘Glucklich’ series of compilations have become a must have for all those seeking links between the old and new of Brazilian influenced sounds, and the selections have moved with Rainer’s own taste. Continue reading ‘Rainer Trüby in profile: Not just about making obscure German music awesome anymore!’