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DYSART – DJ, Producer
DYSART_Mint EP **OUT NOW**
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Edible Beats Radio #150  Guest Mix DYSART **OUT NOW** 

Data Transmission inaugural_NUDE Podcast_**OUT NOW** 
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DYSART_Into You EP_*** OUT NOW*** on Intec Digital: 
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Enquiries: matt@dysartsounds.com
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DYSART, now a mainstay of Dense and Pika's Kneaded Pains imprint is due to release his 7th EP "No Acid" at the end of January (2020). The last 2 years have seen a string of 6 previous EP releases with both Kneaded Pains and Carl Cox's Intec Digital plus a remix of Dense and Pika’s track Delta System back in April 2019. 
 
DYSART productions have seen heavy rotation from industry heavyweights Carl Cox, Eats Everything, Adam Beyer, Danny Tenaglia, Dense&Pika, Skream, Solardo, Nicole Moudaber, Boxia, Andres Campo, 2000andOne, Spektre and many more. 
 
Previous releases on successful German imprint Kling Kong as Matt Tanner and the seminal Global Underground gained industry support from Martin Eyerer, Monika Kruse, Jay Lumen, Sasha Carassi Riva Starr, Groove Armada, Prok & Fitch, Veerus, Skober and more.

DYSART’s immediate focus is more productions, even though he’s achieved a great deal as a formidable DJ: playing numerous sets with Carl Cox at Burning Man; with Prog super brand, Renaissance and for The Gallery at its original home, Turnmills and later at Ministry of Sound as Soul of Noise with partner Grant Nichols. 

When asked about his first forays into producing, DYSART is reflective: “I always knew that there was an inner love for compiling music from a young age. I’d record tracks from the radio onto cassettes trying to cut out the talking either end of the song.” 

Tracing his journey back even further, to his first influence, sees a precocious 12-year-old lad hearing Jean Michel Jarre for the first time. Recording that album on to C90 cassette tape, as he had for so much of the music that inspired him, opened DYSART up to a world of musical possibilities: “Hearing Revolutions by Jean Michel Jarre absolutely blew my mind and was the gateway to a lifetime of electronic music. I still have that cassette now. I put it into a frame on my studio wall just to remind me where that early inspiration came from.” 

Back in the present and after seizing an opportunity, DYSART has recently invested time into rebuilding a studio in fashionable Shoreditch which is fast becoming a busy hub for many of today’s electronic music elite. “It’s actually Andy Weatherall’s old studio and over the last year I’ve been giving it a new lease of life,” He begins, “The whole thing was inspired by Riverside Studios in Berlin, the brainchild of Martin Eyerer and Tassilo Ippenberger. I was doing some recording at Riverside last year and seeing the operation there inspired me to try to create something similar in London.” 

With DYSART’s help, Scrutton Street Studios has leapt back into life, fast becoming one of the best creative hubs for some of London’s premier music producers and engineers. The musical energy of the place has certainly further focused DYSART’s sound allowing him to share ideas and collaborate. You only have to look at the ground he’s covered already to see that this is one artist very much in the ascendance. And aside from production success this year, DYSART is deep into preparation for a live show which he will reveal later in the year.

Contact: bwilliam38@gmail.com
I grew up in a small East Texas town with very traditional southern values, my grandfather was in a Country Western band and while they really just played small events for fun he always had guitars and musical instruments lying around. It was about the age of 10 when I really started getting interested in trying to play but this was also about the same time he got cancer and passed away. All the while the grunge music scene was slowly gaining popularity and MTV was playing music videos from all the great rock and metal artists of the 90’s. I instantly fell in love with anything that rocked and went against the grain. It just seemed to share the same angst and rebellious attitude I held in my heart and I really connected to that.

Enjoying my point in this space and time in the digital world ￼

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