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Artistname: Trisco

Date of birth: Unknown

Origin: Unknown

Interview: None available

Biography:
1994 Onwards

Trisco has been involved in the House scene from the mid nineties as a record producer and DJ. Initially signed to Whoop Records in 1994 under the name Spanish Fly, he released two tracks 'Sustain' and 'Hipster' which both had immediate impact on the progressive house scene.

Together with a residency at Rude, SW1 club (now Pacha, London) Trisco began to develop an upfront funky-tech prog-house style sound with a familiar no-nonsense approach to giving the clubbers what they want. This sound also found it’s way into other residencies at the Ministry of Sound and a two-year residency at his own club night Wonderland Avenue at Plastic People in Oxford Street, London.

Making Sweet Musak

In 2000, Trisco released Musak on Vinyl Addiction Records, which began to be touted as as the biggest underground track of the year. Described as "ground breaking" in the music press, Musak became commonplace in DJ’s boxes across the board: from Sasha and Digweed to the Chemical Brothers, Seb Fontaine and Pete Tong. The track had a massive amount of airplay and soon became Pete Tongs Essential new tune (05/05/2001).

By then the track had been picked up by Positiva and reached #27 in the UK Top 40 Chart and had truly become one of the great cross over records and a remix by Steve Lawler added the cherry on the cake for the discerning night owl.

With an impressive list of remixes under his belt; from Kylie to the Chemical brothers, it wasn’t until September 2003 that Trsco released his second single "Ultra" which was huge amongst the big DJ names so much so that it was used on the Radio 1 Summer TV Ad campaign with Seb Fontaine behind the decks.

Since then Trisco has been busy in the studio recently making two more tracks (both double A sides) Lean of Hip/Time released - 14/07/2003 and under the alias Wonderland Avenue "Journeyman/Primo Deluxo" released – 08/07/2003 on (after a long time out) Whoop! Records.

Production aliases:
None

Production discography:
Trisco - All about You	Vinyl Addiction	2004
Trisco - I Know	Vinyl Addiction	2004
Trisco - Lean of Hip/Time		2003
Trisco - Ultra	Positiva	2002
Trisco – Musak	Positiva	2001
Trisco – Southpaw	Hope recordings	2004
Wonderland Avenue - Journeyman/Primo Deluxo	Whoop!	2003

Remix discography:
ATB – Let you go	Edel
Chemical Brothers – Star Guitar	Virgin
Dead Beats Society – Flicks Theme	Mute
Double 99 – 7th High	Arista
Fluke – Pulse	One Little Indian
Ghetto Star - Big Black Limousine	Brass Hat
Human League – Sound of the Crowd	EMI
Jan Driver – Soulshaker	AM:PM
Kenny Shifter - Undercover Mirror Boy	Level Recordings
Kylie Minogue – Butterfly	Parlaphone
Lee Kavanagh – Ellie	Pod
Origin – Refined Intricacy	Renaissance
Rollerblade – My first hit	Pepper
S Club 7 – Don’t Stop Movin’	Polydor
Sandstorm – Oomba	Credence
Santos – 321-Fire	Incentive
Schiller – Das Glockenspeil	MOS
Shawn Astrom -Bringing out the Love	Level Recordings
Tata Box Inhibitors – Freet	Hooj Choons
TDR – Squelch	Spot On