Dicky Trisco

Origin: None

Dicky Trisco is a DJ who lives and breathes what he does. His passion for music and desire for good times is well known, and is based on years chasing that sound and that feeling around the globe. For him music is all about people and one thing Dicky loves is people. He is particularly addicted to the way music connects people and makes for better days.

After initial experiments in the Deep House scene of the late 1990s and early 2000s, Dicky really broke through in the Nu Disco and Disco Revival years from around 2004. In particular, his run of releases alongside his production partner and fellow DJ Pete Herbert on Disco Deviance and Maxi Discs led to him becoming an increasingly in demand DJ with a busy international touring schedule.

Since those early days, Dicky has toured constantly around Asia, Australia, Central and South America, the USA and of course all around Europe and the UK sharing the music and the sound he loves. He has also become a regular at a long list of high profile festivals including the legendary Glastonbury, Electric Elephant, Mareh, Love International, Festival No 6 and many more.

But it’s not all been about Disco. Dicky also ran and curated the well-respected Home Taping Is Killing Music imprint for many years putting out a run of amazing House music releases. Home Taping broke a number of great House artists who have gone on to become household names in the scene including The Black Madonna, The Revenge, Nicholas, Borrowed Identity, Eddie C & Medlar amongst others.

Dicky continues to discover, produce and remix music for a number of quality imprints including Home Taping, Razor-N-Tape, File Under Disco, Barefoot Beats and many more. He has also remixed major artists such as Bryan Ferry, Belle & Sebastian, Edwyn Collins (Orange Juice), Danielle Baldelli, Faze Action and Tensnake down in his basement studio.

As a disc jockey, DT packs a little bit of everything into his sets and is committed to the idea that music and club nights should be all about pure escapism and the joy of dancing.

Catch him if you can and dance.

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