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Artistname: BT

Date of birth: Unknown

Origin: Maryland, US

Interview: None available

Biography:
BT (aka Brian Transeau) isn’t unknown to the scene. He started in the early ‘90s with producing, along the side of Deep Dish (who recently mixed Global Underground 021). With productions like ‘Moment Of Truth’ and ‘Relativity’.

But it wasn’t till 1996 that he produced his first solo album, called IMA. IMA made BT stand out from the rest of the producers, with magical songs like ‘Divinity’ (released as promo with the BT logo etched on the B-side, RARE!!) and the remarkable Sasha mix of the songs, called ‘Sasha’s Voyage Of IMA’. One of the 12” releases of the album, Blue Skies, was a collaboration with Tori Amos, famous for her constant search of new boundaries within the music. That song got a lot of recognition, and is still being played this day.

1997 was the year for his second album, ESCM, which was the start of a ‘eon’ with Jan Johnston as the vocalist. ‘Flaming June’ and ‘Remember’ are the two most famous productions from that album. She also sung the vocals for ‘Lullaby for Gaia’.
Jan Johnston was in fact discovered by BT, who was browsing through some records and found a record with her vocals on it. It wasn’t till 6 months later that he listened to it, and discovered that the vocals were nothing less then beautiful lyrics, sung in a magical way.
He got in contact with Jan, and used those vocals for Libra’s Calling Your Name, which is used in American Pie.

3 years later, BT’s third album ‘Movement In Still Life’ was released, again with collaborations, and this was present in ‘Mercury & Solace’. A song which brought a whole new meaning to the words emotions in trance songs.

In the mean time he has released two other albums: in 2001 he released ‘Still Life In Motion’ and that same year he released ‘R&R’ (Rare & Remixed), an excerption of the remixes he did, or other people did for him.

2002 unfortunately, started off the wrong way, thieves broke in to BT’s studio, and stole all his stuff; computers, harddrives, and even the work he had done so far. Maybe it was a rival, maybe some guys who just wanted to steal something?? Who knows?

Right now, he’s working on new stuff, which will involve Jan Johnston once again.

Production aliases:
2 Phat Cunts
BT
Libra

Production discography:
2 Phat Cunts - Ride	Yoshitoshi	1999
BT & Paul Van Dyk - Namistai	Perfecto	1999
BT & Paul Van Dyk - Namistai	Perfecto	1999
BT & Paul Van Dyk - Namisté	Perfecto	1999
BT & Tsunami One - Hip Hop Phenomenon	Marine Parade	1998
BT & Tsunami One - Hip Hop Phenomenon	Marine Parade	1998
BT - Believer	White Dragon	2000
BT - Content	Perfecto	1997
BT - Deeper Sunshine	Perfecto	1996
BT - Divinity	Perfecto	1996
BT - Embracing The Future	Perfecto	1996
BT - Embracing The Sunshine	Perfecto	1996
BT - Fibonacci Sequence	Perfecto	2001
BT - Firewater	Perfecto	1997
BT - Giving Up the Ghost	Perfecto	1999
BT - Godspeed	Perfecto	1999
BT - Love On Haight Street	Perfecto	2001
BT - Love, Peace and Grease	Perfecto	1997
BT - Memories in a Sea of Forgetfulness	Perfecto	1997
BT - Moment Of Truth	Deep Dish Records	1993
BT - Movement in Still Life	Perfecto	1999
BT - Nectar	Perfecto	1997
BT - Never Gonna Come Back Down	Perfecto	1999
BT - Nocturnal Transmission	Perfecto	1996
BT - Orbitus Teranium	Perfecto	1997
BT - Poseidon	Perfecto	1996
BT - Quark	Perfecto	1996
BT - Relativity	Deep Dish Records	1993
BT - Satellite	Perfecto	1999
BT - Shame	Perfecto	2001
BT - Smartbomb	Perfecto	2001
BT - Solar Plexus	Perfecto	1997
BT - Somnambulist	Nettwerk	2003
BT - The Delphinium Days Mix	Perfecto	1996
BT - The Revolution	Warner	2001
BT - Tripping The Light Fantastic	Perfecto	1996
BT feat. Jan Johnston - Dreaming	Perfecto	1999
BT feat. Jan Johnston - Flaming June	Perfecto	1997
BT feat. Jan Johnston - Flesh	Perfecto	2001
BT feat. Jan Johnston - Lullaby for Gaia	Perfecto	1997
BT feat. Jan Johnston - Mercury and Solace	Perfecto	1999
BT feat. Jan Johnston - Remember	Perfecto	1997
BT feat. Kirsty Hawkshaw - Running Down the Way Up	Perfecto	1999
BT feat. Madskillz - Mic Chekka	Perfecto	1999
BT feat. Tori Amos - Blue Skies	Perfecto	1996
Libra Presents Taylor feat Jan Johnston - Anomaly (Calling Your Name)	Music Now	1995
Sasha & BT - Heart Of Imagination	Deconstruction	1999

Remix discography:
BT - Blue Skies (BT Mix)	Perfecto	1996
BT - Dreaming (Libra Mix)	Pioneer	2000
BT - Embracing the Future (Embracing the Sunshine Mix)	Pioneer	1997
BT - Godspeed (BT Edit Mix)	Renaissance	1998
BT - Loving You More (BT's Final Spiritual Journey)	Perfecto	1996
BT - Loving You More (BT's Garden Of IMA Dub)	Perfecto	1996
BT - Remember (BT's Blue Memory Dub)	Perfecto	1998
Cabana - Bailanda Con Lobos (BT Remix)	Hi-Life Recordings	1995
Dina Carrol - Run To See You (BT Vs PvD Mix)	Manifesto	1996
DJ Rap - Bad Girl (BT Remix)	Higher Ground	1998
Grace - Not Over Yet (BT's Spirit Of Grace Mix)	Perfecto	1996
Lenny Kravitz - If You Can't Say No (BT's Supersymmetry Mix)	Virgin	1998
Madonna - Drowned World (BT Remix)	Maverick	1998
Mike Oldfield - Let There Be Light (BT Mix)	Wea	1995
Paul Van Dyk - Forbidden Fruit (BT & PvD's Food For Love Mix)	Deviant	1997
Sarah McLachlan - Hold On (BT Mix)	Nettwerk	2001
Seal - I'm Alive (BT & Sasha Mix)	ZTT	1995
The Crystal Method - Keep Hope Alive (BT's Creatine Method Mix)	City of Angels	1997