| Naam | Trish van Eynde |
| Functie | 129× DJ |
| Geslacht | vrouw |
| Herkomst | België 🇧🇪 |
| Genres | deep house, techno house, techno |
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Biografie
·Born the third child of a vocalist mother, Trish van Eynde grew up surrounded by funk and soul and was playing piano by the age of 9, but even then she knew that electronic music would be her field. Trish began collecting records early in her teens, so it was a natural progression for her to enter the record business. Work with Jan Van Den Bergh's Buzz Records led Trish to Indisc, and then to managing A&R for R&S. Trish also built up her own label, Generations, (which can boast some 23 releases from names such as Steve Rachmad, Parallel 9 and Yuji Takanouchi). By the time Trish took up her Food night residency at Brussels' legendary Fuse club, she was already acknowledged as the First Lady of Belgian Techno.
Trish's production work dates from about 1999, when she worked on a Bonus track for Fuse resident Pierre's mix CD, and Re-Creation was born. That label's second release, a package including a music video, had a huge impact in 2002. Trish teamed up with Sam Ostyn as Metro Unit in 2003: they've been working together ever since. Some of her other production work includes releases with Kobbe, two Chrome Resident EP's, remixes for Praga Khan, Jivaro and Laurent Garnier and releases on Technasia's MiniMaxima, FU..!, F-Com and MB Elektronics. In 2007 she launched Electric Art Recordings. Her music is true to the sound and spirit of Detroit techno: energetic, melodic and powerfully emotive.
Production work aside, Trish has built a reputation as a virtuoso in the mix both at her Electric Room parties at Fuse and and in clubs such as London's Fabric, the End, Rex Paris, [undefined=undefined] Berlin and at Detroit's EDMF or I Love Techno and Tommorowland. Resident at Festivibe since the summer of last year, Trish also recently played with Dave Clarke at Fuse's Replay and was featured at Luxembourg's D-Day Festival last December. With an extremely dynamic approach to DJing – she uses three turntables and a pair of CDJs – Trish combines her unrivalled musical knowledge and sublime technical expertise to create a superb and absolutely unique sonic experience. Trish's performances are unscripted and unrehearsed. Be prepared to be transported from the dance floor to a world of pulsing, freeform, hi-tech jazz. Internationally acclaimed and respected, Trish van Eynde remains uncompromisingly true to the music she loves as she utilises a broad spectrum of musical styles to create her own brand of hi-tech soul: music for the third millennium.
Trish's production work dates from about 1999, when she worked on a Bonus track for Fuse resident Pierre's mix CD, and Re-Creation was born. That label's second release, a package including a music video, had a huge impact in 2002. Trish teamed up with Sam Ostyn as Metro Unit in 2003: they've been working together ever since. Some of her other production work includes releases with Kobbe, two Chrome Resident EP's, remixes for Praga Khan, Jivaro and Laurent Garnier and releases on Technasia's MiniMaxima, FU..!, F-Com and MB Elektronics. In 2007 she launched Electric Art Recordings. Her music is true to the sound and spirit of Detroit techno: energetic, melodic and powerfully emotive.
Production work aside, Trish has built a reputation as a virtuoso in the mix both at her Electric Room parties at Fuse and and in clubs such as London's Fabric, the End, Rex Paris, [undefined=undefined] Berlin and at Detroit's EDMF or I Love Techno and Tommorowland. Resident at Festivibe since the summer of last year, Trish also recently played with Dave Clarke at Fuse's Replay and was featured at Luxembourg's D-Day Festival last December. With an extremely dynamic approach to DJing – she uses three turntables and a pair of CDJs – Trish combines her unrivalled musical knowledge and sublime technical expertise to create a superb and absolutely unique sonic experience. Trish's performances are unscripted and unrehearsed. Be prepared to be transported from the dance floor to a world of pulsing, freeform, hi-tech jazz. Internationally acclaimed and respected, Trish van Eynde remains uncompromisingly true to the music she loves as she utilises a broad spectrum of musical styles to create her own brand of hi-tech soul: music for the third millennium.
