My name is Rob Fabrie.
I started out producing records in 1989 with a group called Holy Noise, with band members Paul Elstak, Richard van Naamen, MC Alee and myself.
We had hits like Get down everybody, James Brown is still alive. The nightmare and more.
This style is now called oldschool.
In 1992 i was a part of the start of the famous Rotterdam Records Label.
First release Euromasters- Amsterdam waar lech dat dan and second release Sound of Rotterdam - Crucify Him.

In 1994 i started my own label waxweazle vinyl at id&t. Main artists were Waxweazle, Tails & Noizer, Guitar Rob,DJ Promo,Delirium and Recharge.
Many hits followed: Like Legs, Spread your wings, Pump it DJ, Hardcore Power and more.

In 1997 i started doing darker slower hardcore again under the name of Headbanger. First track is the now considered a classic Sweet dreams (You Bastard) released at id&t.
Then the swith back to rotterdam records. With the hits Nightmare Man, No Law and the monster hit Headbangers theme.

Around 2000 i was asked to join megarave records, where i started making tracks again with paul elstak,rtc,dione,dr.zvago,omar santana,delirium and many more.
Many big records were made and 5 artist Headbanger albums till this day.

Also in 1999 i started producing trance with Ed Bout as Mindwalkers on Massive Drive Gold, Gizeh at Liquid recordings, Stargate at Tsunami Records (Ferry Corsten) and a collab with the generator (Robert Smit)
As Gizeh i made rmxs for 4strings - Daytime, Storm - Time to burn(Data tracks UK), Aurora - Ordinary world (Positiva Rec UK), Pitcher -Strike (Superstar rec germany)

Also i did some hardhouse releases under the name DJ Rob Fabrie (Blue Rec), Fab Flavour (Blue Limited rec), Bushwankaz(Blue limited and Tindy, This was a collab with Lars Tindal.
Asspankaz (Me , Lars Tindal and uk producer Yomanda)

Thats it in a nutshell, enjoy my soundcloud page and feel free to comment.
Remember stay openminded to all kinds of music.

Greetz
Rob

From the man who mixed the inaugural volume of the seminal ‘Journeys By DJs’ series, gaining him entry into the Guinness book of records for being the first DJ to produce a commercially available mix CD, we still find Mr. Nasty at the helm, box of records at his feet, doing what he has done best for the last quarter of a century.

But Billy Nasty has never been just a DJ, he has enjoyed an extensive recording career and runs two record labels highly-regarded by a broad range of DJs and record buyers alike. With a career spanning 25 years, Billy continues to travel the world as one of the most in-demand DJs, lighting up dancefloors at some of the most prestigious events and infamous clubs across the globe.

From early beginnings playing rare groove and funk to his first forays into acid house during his residency at London’s The Brain Club, to regular slots at seminal London clubs such as Final Frontier, Open All Hours, The Drum Club and Strutt, to having played pretty much every Festival and club worth mentioning ever since, Billy continues to DJ the world over whilst also maintaining a residency with esteemed electronic pioneers BLOC.

On top of his DJing, Billy Nasty has also maintained a strong production presence over the years. Earlier more progressive outings included Shi-Take (with Dave Wesson) or Vinyl Blair (with Chemical Brothers engineer Steve Dub) to his studio collaborations with Gregor Tresher and Anthony Rother on Datapunk, culminating in his current partnership with Keith Tenniswood (aka Radioactive) man as RadioNasty.

In 2013 Billy relaunched his legendary techno and electro imprints, Tortured and Electrix, to critical acclaim. The debut release on Tortured was the RadioNasty ‘Breakin Bad EP’, featuring two stunning Ben Sims remixes as well as two original tracks.

As RadioNasty the pair have unleashed several tracks over the last two years for labels such as Craig Richard’s The Nothing Special and EPM including the (relaunched) Tortured debut release 'Breakin Bad' EP and the 'Clave to the Rhythm' EP on Electrix. The guys were last seen disappearing into the studio bunker, planning the next slew of releases and collaborations, set to emerge over the coming year.

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