Tag Archives: Ron Trent

Episode08 House

1. Jill Scott – Spring Summer Feeling(Ron Trent rmx), White
2. Louie ´Lou´ Gorbea – Feeling Good, Vega Records
3. Anthony Nicholson – Hot Sauce & Drama, Circular Motion Recordings
4. Kem-Istry – Love Calls, Fall Out Records
5. Blaze – When I Fall In Love, Jellybean Soul
6. Black Coffee – Superman, Not on Label
7. Peven Everett – Heat Up, Bomay
8. Glenn Underground – Sakura, Loftsoul Recordings
9. San Soda – Birdies that Fly, WDH Recordings
10. Timmy Regisford – Joy in Repetition, Luv Dancin
11. Miguel Migs – Music 4 Your Mind, Large Records
12. Georg Levin – I Got Somebody New, MAW Records

Episode07 House

1. Kerri Chandler with Harley & Muscle – You Can´t Lie, Soulstar
2. Hanna Hais – Parfum Chic, Wave Music
3. Mateo & Matos – Sofrito, Chez Music
4. Pirahnahead – Dreams, Mahogani Music
5. Dj Nature – Destiny Reprise, Golf Channel
6. Rick Wilhite – What do You See?(Rick´s groove mix), Rush Hour
7. Ron Trent – Power of Sound, Future Vision
8. Instant.House – Awade(Joe´s Jungle Sounds Dub), Jungle Sounds Records
9. Sascha Dive – Brother, Deep Vibes
10. Junior Boys  – Hazel (Ewan Pearson’s House Remix) Innervisions
11. John Dimas – Lost In The Clouds, Bass Culture Records
12. Unknown Artist – White Days 01, White Days

Episode03 House

1. Henrik Schwarz/Ame/Dixon – Berlin-Karlsruhe Express, Innervisions
2. Smallpeople – Before Leaving to Paris, Laid
3. the Shake up Connection – Eastside Shuffle, Amplified Orchestra
4. I:Cube – Falling, Versatile
5. Levon Vincent – the Medium is the Message, Novel Sound
6. Omar S – Here with Me, FXHE
7. Marcello Napoletano – TOM, Uzuri Recordings
8. E.S.O.M. – Air, Emphasis Recordings
9. Ront Trent & Chez D – Never, Promo
10. Francois K  & Moritz von Oswald –  Berlin meets New York, Deutche Grammophon
11. Jerome Sydenham – Congo, Apothek
12. Stacey Pullen – Powershot, Blackflag Records

Ron Trent

Ron TrentA perennial presence in music since the early 90’s, Ron Trent pulls no punches! Considered to be one of the architects of the Chicago music scene, Ron studied and collected various types of music as a young boy, taking cues from his father who ran a record pool in the late 70’s. Later, becoming a respected DJ in his early teens in the mid 80’s. Ron began to work on his own productions, which lead to his first release, the highly recognized classic “Altered States” in 1990, giving him international acclaim. Through his 13 year old Prescription Records, Ron has notched up an extensive back catalogue of his own productions and introduced several key players. Prescription Records is widely regarded as one of the most influential Deep House imprints of the period.

In the early 90’s, Ron collaborated with House/R&B team Hula & Fingers, producers for Jive records and production credits with Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, Kool Mo D, High Five, Lidell Townsend and MTF. Under the direction of Hula & Fingers, Ron began to develop his skills as a producer and musician by incorporating his training as a percussionist along with developing skills on the keyboards. After several releases on Club Records, Hula & Fingers classic imprint, Ron went on to form his own label with renowned vocalist/producer Chez Damier.

In 1993, Ron and Chez began creating the template for what would become the signature Prescription sound, eventually finding it’s way into various remix and writing production hits, and implementing the conception of Prescription Records. Prescription Records, together with it’s sister label Balance, introduced the likes of Anthony Nicholson, Abacus, Glen Underground (CVO), Moody Man, Norma Jean Bell, Joshua, Peven Everett, Rob Mello, and Luke Solomon to the world. During its course, Prescription Records became known for issuing superbly produced, often epic dance music by drawing influences from all over the globe and delighting club goers, as well as DJs with its highly unique sound.

Ron’s sound expanded in 1997 with the release of the dance classic “Ncame U”. With writing partner Anthony Nicholson, famed vocalist D’bora, and Peven Everett on trumpet, this record launched Ron onto the NYC dance scene. After Ron’s move to NYC, he quickly gained respect as a DJ/Producer by doing various gigs at Body and Soul, Shelter and hosting his own events at the legendary nightclub Vinyl in downtown Manhattan.

Ron’s DJ and production skills caught the attention of the owners of Giant Step. Together, they began to create a new sound that would lead the way for the future of Giant Step the club and Giant Step the label. In 2000, Ron started his residency with Giant Step at Shine, bringing forth a fusion of Neo Soul, Jazz Funk and World music, while merging it into a dance formula. The party, “Giant Step Weekly Sessions”, sponsored by Levi’s and Evian, played host to many loyal weekly followers. With Ron’s vast knowledge of music and Giant Step’s thirst for the cutting edge, the event became one of the most top rated nights in NYC.

Ron’s in house productions on the Giant Step/Sony label, featured artists such as Amel Larrieux, Jody Watley, Anastacia, Donnie, Carl Hancock Rux, Lina, just to name a few. His productions lead him to work with other greats including Tony Allen, Chucho Valdes, Papa Weba, 4Hero, Amp Fiddler, Groove Collective, as well as various other world artists.

DJ compilations include:

Giant Step Sessions :: (Giant Step)

Musical Reflections :: (R2 BBE)

Afro Blues :: (Kings Street)

Deep&Sexy 2 :: (Wave music)

Abstract Afro Journey :: (King Street)

Outside of running his record labels, Prescription and the new imprint Future Vision, Ron continues his work as an international DJ. Together with his partner, Sonia Hassan, Ron’s monthly Chicago residency AFRICA HI FI allows him to educate people musically by presenting interactive formats of visual art.

On Ron Trent’s musical quest for knowledge and tones, there will be more to come from this musical pioneer.

Website

Records:

Ron Trent – Body Rock(dub), Jazzy Sport

Ron Trent – Intoxicate, Future Vision

Ront Trent & Chez D – Never, Promo

Ron Trent & Chez Damier – Morning Factory, Peacefrog

Ron Trent – Power of Sound, Future Vision

Jill Scott – Spring Summer Feeling(Ron Trent rmx), White

Episode04 Soul

1. Mugwump – Stenza, Eskimo
2. Mark E – Unknown, Merc 001
3. Westpark Unit – More Forever, Farside
4. Instruments of Rapture – Just a Memory, IOR002 PROMO
5. Dicky Trisco – Come to Me, Disco Deviance
6. Cro Magnon – Galactic Mellow, Jazzy Sport
7. Andrés – Learn to Love, Mahogani Music
8. Linda Clifford – Runaway Love, Warner Bros
9. Amy Holland – Turn out the light, MCA Records
10. Conrad Jackson – Come back with Me, Sonic Wax
11. Scarface – Push it to the Limit, MCA Records
12. Ron Trent – Intoxicate, Future Vision

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