Paul King - The Re:Form Set
Trauma vs Digital Mafia - Get It Right - Bass Jumper Remix
Trauma vs High Dosage - What You Feel - Andy Farley Remix
GSR - Tough Guy
Trauma vs Ilogik - Give Yourself To Me - Eammon Fevah Remix
Ram - La Musica
Pants & Corset - Who Killed Kenny - Delinquents Remix
Trauma vs Kirsty Lee James - The Hustler - Dawn Lee Remix
Overload - You Make Me Feel Good
TDV - The Dawn - Paul King Remix
Paul King vs Bass Jumper - Tear It Up

Paul King - The Re:Form Set

In the span of less than 3 years, a counter revolutionary to his peers, BT is one of a few rising influential producers whom are set on drawing a clear line between proper Original Euro influenced EDM, which themselves follow an evolution via Traditional American Roots of Electronic Pop, break-beats, soul, and blues, into Chicago's gamut of house.  
Engaging frequently in the more progressive (and harder) sub genres of Hard Styles of House, Trance and Techno Styles, his skills range from Keyboard Cowboy to Deep Music and Sound Engineering and has grown to become a Producer with a refined ear for proper sub-genre distinction. 
Rooted with both American Soul, Country and Blues, into Electronic Pop and New-Wave in West Coast So. California, Los Angeles, through Old School Rap and Hip-Hop thumping beginnings, straight into Proper Euro London and Dutch-style tastes, keeping the love for the American House.  This of course leads to Proper Hard House, Hard Style, Bounce, and Deep House.  There can be no other.  This artist attempts keep a clear distinction drawn!
One thing to notice about this artist is BT's styles are not polluted by EDM genre-pollution such as a lot of the modern vacuous feedback loops of EDM and including 'thug' and 'big' stuff. 
"Rock" with BT embarking on a journey of only proper and select EDM sets sub-genre sets that you can rely-on for production guidance and influence.  
Keep an eye in the PDX area if you’re up for any new studio compilations. Put on your seat belts and settle in for some breath taking and hard hitting sets, exploring dance music and its cleaner true-to-genre harder edged vibes.

Throughout his 30 years as both a producer and DJ, Paul King has been responsible for anthem after anthem and floor filler after floor filler.
From his early releases such as “Elevate” on Jump Wax and “Kick it in” on TDV, right through to the more recent “What ya got” on Vicious and “Turn it up” on Toolbox, Paul’s productions have always been in a league of their own. To say Paul King had his own style just wouldn’t be fitting enough, as Paul created a whole new sound that has now been loved by hard house fans for well over a decade.
It was in the 90’s that Paul first burst onto the scene and was immediately taken under the wing of the late Tony de Vit, who instantly branded Paul “one to watch” for his fresh and innovative productions. With the support of Tony and every other influential Hard House DJ on the circuit, Paul soon became a regular name on the two record labels that were THE labels to be seen on, Tripoli and Tidy Trax. On Tripoli he gave us his F1 productions and on Tidy he delivered his fiercer than fierce Trauma releases… It was under these production names that Paul dominated the scene and became an inspiration to many.
His discography reads like an A to Z hard house bible, with remixes and releases on almost every major hard house dedicated label… these include the already mentioned Tidy, Tripoli, Toolbox and Vicious, along with labels old and new such as Trade, Deprivation, Knuckleheadz, TEC, Short Circuit, Flashpoint and Chug N Bump to name just a few.
His label Electrotek saw him move his style to Electro and Tech House, and was instantly recognised as the new “Paul King Sound”. His remixes of Armand Van Heldans “New York City Beat” and Fedde Le Grande’s “Put Your Hands Up For Detroit” were released on their respective labels to wide acclaim.
On the hard house side, he continued to push his sound further, releasing Trauma Trax 3, Trauma Trax Remixed, and Digital Frontiers. On the 20th anniversary of his first release on TDV, and the 25th anniversary of his DJing career, Paul worked closely with Vicious Circle to release “Odyssey – The complete Paul King collection”, a collection of more than 200 tracks that covered his entire career up to that point.
Then, on the 20th anniversary of his first Trauma release on Tidy, Paul released Trauma XX Part 1. An album of new material, where, once again Paul collaborated with producers and DJs that he admired.
Bringing the story up to date, this year sees the release of Trauma XX Part 2 - the album has 10 DJ friendly tracks and features collaborations with Rob Tissera, Aaron James & Seanie Jackson, Frank Farrell, High Dosage, Eamonn Fevah, Dawn Lee, Craig Jones, Ilogik, James Nardi, Steve Hill and Technikal.

Paul King - The Re:Form Set

Paul F1 King