Mancunian DJ, producer and remixer David James Wolstencroft is a rising star in house music. His low key releases - mostly on his own Prime Numbers label - have quickly made it from insider's tips to top shelf sellers within a mere matter of months. Employing a similar approach to sampling and editing as well as sharing a love for classic disco and soul, Trus'me has frequently been likened to Moodymann. His productions however add a more electronic - and sometimes ironic - note to the famous Detroit son's style.
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This Maxi-Single is featured in Update #080:
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Extensive polling shows May firmly leading the race for the world's favourite month and we hope it's been treating you kindly.
At zero" we certainly can't complain, with a volley of great music having been flung our way in the past 31 days: Fantastic more...
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Manchester's Trus'Me calls in the Germans for this remix treat; first up, Marcel Dettmann strips 'Sweetmother' to a dark and winding base, a mere shadow of its shimmying percussion remaining. Fellow Berghain resident Norman Nodge steps up and mutes the funk bass in an eerie, atmospheric version of 'Good God'. Brill!
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