Since bursting onto the Newcastle electronic music scene in early 2004, Rossco has maintained momentum in raising his profile as one of the most innovative Trance and Techno DJs to come out of the steel city. Energetic sets filled with slamming drums, below the belt basslines and turntable trickery to amaze the hardest follower, Rossco delivers on all levels.

Armed only with a record bag full of the latest and yet to be released tunes from some of the genre’s biggest labels including Armada, Soundpiercing, Detox, Stay up Forever, and countless more, Rossco will be again leading the way for this season’s style: well predicted to be heavily percussion based and packed full of screaming lead riffs and driving bass. As has been proven countless times in the past, he will be one step ahead of the pack.

Never backing away from a challenge, Rossco has been known to throw all conventions out the window and push the boundaries just that bit further, like stepping up to the turntables and playing an entire set without headphones (Transmission DJ Comp, 2006) or combining three different genres in what can only be described as a juggling act mixing tracks on four CD turntables, spiced up with looping and effects (Traffik Jam III, 2007).

Rossco’s supports list reads like a who’s who of Trance and Techno including: Eddie Halliwell, Above and Beyond, Cosmic Gate, John ’00’ Fleming, Public Domain, Alex Kidd, Matt Hardwick, Scott Bond, Scot Project, Anne Savage, John Askew, Organ Donors, The Thrillseekers, DJ Wag, Kyau vs Albert, Christopher Lawrence, and more at some of the worlds most respected dance events, such as: Godskitchen, Slinky, and Trancetribe: Experience.

Over 7500 people have already experienced the sounds of Rossco in 2007. Did you?

Tracklisting:

Lustral – Broken [Way out West mix]
Lens – Beyond the Shadows [Moonbean Mix]
Motorcycle – Imagination [Enmass mix]
Dave 202 – Torrent
Mannix – Pyramid
D-Factor – Raw and Nasty
Cartel – Moments
Nenes & Pascal Feliz – Platinum [Tech mix]
Stu Allen – Far Away [Pierre Pineaar Mix]
Flux – My Planet
C-Quence – Final Thoughts