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Biografía
Nick Brennan’s 17-year career as Tripswitch has seen numerous successes and highlights, from New York Times reviews to BBC Radio 1 airplay, live performances all over the world, writing music for a major video game, ad campaigns, music for BBC’s Blue Planet - but 2018 has seen him take things to an even higher level. The veteran Chillout-Electronica “producer’s producer” has consolidated his rising position in the Progressive House world through a massively busy year of original productions, remixes, DJ performances, and collaborations with some of the biggest names in the business, including his old friend Nick Warren and most recently El Maestro, Hernan Cattaneo.
Rewind to 2001… Nick’s break came when he was signed to Youth’s Liquid Sound Design label, leading to the release of the seminal album ‘Circuit Breaker’ in 2005, widely held up as a classic in the Chillout-Downtempo genre. The album was honoured with numerous high-rated reviews in publications such as DJ Mag and iDJ Magazine, garnered praise from Anoushka Shankar in the New York Times, and included the massively popular ‘Roll Your Own’, which featured on numerous compilations, including Nick Warren (Global Underground 30: Paris), Jose Padilla (Café Solo) and Claude Challe (Buddha Bar). In the years that followed, Nick built on his success with releases on many labels, numerous festival and club appearances all over the globe, and the launch of his own label Section Records in 2010, with his 2nd long-player ‘Geometry’. In the years that followed, Nick established a reputation as a go-to remixer for those looking for that elegant downtempo angle for their release, supplying cinematic treatments for the likes of The Orb, System 7, Kaya Project, Abakus, Adham Shaikh, Joey Fehrenbach, Seb Dhajje, Noir and many more.
