Chris Finke

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  • You would be hard pushed to find another artist like Chris Finke. Whether it's smashing dancefloors worldwide with his unique mix of techno, bass and anything else he feels like, holding down a 9 year residency at the UK's biggest and best techno insti..
    You would be hard pushed to find another artist like Chris Finke. Whether it's smashing dancefloors worldwide with his unique mix of techno, bass and anything else he feels like, holding down a 9 year residency at the UK's biggest and best techno institution “Atomic Jam”, his diverse bass-shaking production and remix work, or his cutting edge broadcasting career, the boy has “been there - done that” and is just getting going. With his debut EP on Luke Slater's “Mote Evolver” imprint about to drop, plus the launch of his own high profile weekly radio show coming soon, business is about to boom! Raised on a steady diet of rave, house and techno, his early days saw him compete in the UK DMC championships, and he soon combined his turntablism and love for techno when he started the “Flux” parties and record label. From there, he hooked up with Ben Sims to form “Split”, a series of game changing parties for the London techno scene, selling out Turnmills, SE1, The Key, plus European tour dates as they went. In addition, their 4 year long “Split Radio Show” was a true techno institution - syndicated worldwide on both FM and internet stations enjoying a massive, loyal following of listeners tuning in each month. Chris’s electrifying and highly technical DJ sets have taken him all around the world, from New York to Japan; Moscow to Singapore and just everywhere in between. He is the sole resident DJ at the seminal UK techno institution Atomic Jam and has held international residencies at Decadence in Ghent, Belgium and La Coruna in Spain. His appearances continue to prove incredibly popular and he is just as at home playing at Fabric in London or Glastonbury Festival as he is at intimate clubs like Doornroosje in Holland or Unit in Tokyo. His true musical versatility as a DJ has been a great asset in being able to electrify even the most clued up crowds, from upfront techno & bass to edgy, eclectic sets across the board. His big-room productions such as ‘Petrolbomb’, ‘Shut that Door’ and ‘Dance of Death’, along with killer remixes such as Mark Broom’s ‘Got Me Working’ and a Guy Called Gerald’s classic ‘Blow your House Down’ have helped secure him as a regular fixture in the charts and radio playlists of a huge number of DJs the world over. He employs the same DJ sensibilities when approaching his work, never satisfied with repeating himself and pushing the dancefloor in all directions. As if that's not enough, Chris also finds the time to teach DJing and music production both privately and around the world for the Ministry of Sound, appearing on UK national TV's “The Gadget Show” and others along the way. http://www.elasticartists.net/artist/chris-finke http://www.facebook.com/chrisfinkedj http://www.twitter.com/chrisfinke http://www.soundcloud.com/chrisfinke
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    Releases Chris Finke “The Dance Of Death” - Trapez Records (November 2011) Chris Finke “Moofish” - Gynoid Audio (March 2011) Chris Finke “Shut That Door EP” - Flux Recordings (April 2011) Chris Finke “The Riot House EP” - Flux Recordings Oct 2009 Chris Finke “The Golf Club Dream” – Flux Recordings June 2008 Chris Finke “Petrolbomb EP (High & Dry In Nottingham)”- Flux Recordings – Mar 2008 Chris Finke “The Bodymaster” (on Chris Finke Presents vol1) - Flux Recordings – 2007 Smash Robots “The Visitor” & “Mama's Edit” – Smash Records - 2006 Chris Finke “The Witch” - Ingoma Records – 2005 Chris Finke Discography – Remixes & Edits Ed Mackie – Bitten (Chris Finke Remix) – Artform (November 2011) Little Nobody – The Thin Flan (Chris Finke's Rave Remix) – September 2011 Tony Montana – Horror Show (Chris Finke's Room 237 Re-Sash) – August 2011 Trackman – Don't Stop (The 2010 Remixes) – Flux Recordings - October 2010 Romart “Rum Putty” (Chris Finke's Sussex Vampire Mix) – Bastardo Electrico - 2010 Danny Roberts “Gein Sequence” (Chris Finke's Kayfabe Remix) – Jan 2010 Max_M “Egg” (Chris Finke's DLT Remix) – M_Rec Ltd – December 2009 Chris Benjamin “Down The Rabbit Hole” (Finke & Broom's “Minder” Remix) - May 2009 Mark Broom “Got Me Working” (Chris Finke Remix) – Flux Recordings – March 2009 C System “Playing With Dogs” (Chris Finke Remix) – Flux Recordings - October 2008 Brian Taafe – “Treibh” (Chris Finke’s Atomic Jam Remix) - Notorious North – 2007 A Guy Called Gerald - “Blow Your House Down” - Split Music – 2006 DJ Urban - “You Work It” (Chris Finke’s Housewives Choice Remix) - Flux Recs – 2006 Kube 72 – “Break My Back” (Chris Finke’s Wildermoose Remix) - Texxexp – 2006 DJ Urban - “You Work It” (Finke’s Back To ’92 mix) - Flux Recordings – 2005 Forthcoming in 2012 Chris Finke – Sleep When You're Dead – Mote Evolver Chris Finke – EP – Ear To Ground Chris Finke – Don't Try This At Home – Hidden Recordings Chris Finke 1, 2 & 3 – Finke Records (New Label) Mark Broom – The Time Is Now Chris Finke Remix) – Beardman A Trebor (Chris Finke Remix) – Hidden Recordings Orlando Voorn – My Ritual – Opilec Records DJ 3000 – I'll Be Waiting – Motech Records (also featured on “10 Years Of Motech' CD/Double Vinyl) Knobs – Atavic (Chris Finke Remix) - Nachstrom Schallplatten Steve Mac & Mark Broom “Death Disco” (Finke Remix) – Saved Recs (Summer 2011)
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