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Sakudei EP

Sakudei Remix

Sakudei - Funk D'Void Remix

A DJ / producer born Dublin, Ireland, he is now living in Barcelona since 2003. Ronan started involvement in music while at school working with electronic and hip-hop styles in the 80's. By 93 started DJing for student parties and social events. He DJed during the 1994-1998 years around clubs in Dublin, mostly focused on UCD Events, but also Club UFO, in the Rock Garden, The Ormond Multimedia Center, The Kitchen, The Pod, and many more venues in Dublin. In April 2000 he started a new musical project - "Ron's Mobile Disco". From there he performed live sets at clubs and events all over the country (Waterford, Wexford, Cork, Galway, Derry, Belfast, beach and forest parties). Success came rapidly culminating with headlining a music festival Witnness in June 2001. From there he started a DJ residency at Red Box (now called Tripod), Dublin's largest club / venue. 

His label, One Louder Records, released 2 vinyl EPs: Subconscious Threat (2001) and Pilobactor (2002). 

He moved to Barcelona in September and landed a new residency with the opening in December 2003 of Zentraus, in the center of Barcelona. This continued through to 2007. During the years 2003 - 2006, he performed regular events across Europe, in Germany, France, Switzerland, England, Austria, Slovakia.  In 2008 while living in Phnom Penh in Cambodia, had a short-term residency at Pontoon Club. 

January 2009 he returned to live in Barcelona where he continues to do infrequent gigs at Zentraus and other venues around the city.

In April 2019, Seven Hills released a 12" with edited versions of Subconscious Threat and Simpleton, due to the new interest for the 2 releases on One Louder.  

Having regained momentum he is back producing new material again and released the Sakudei EP on November 16th under the artist name of Surnio. More to follow soon.

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Christopher Mohn

Surnio / Ron's Mobile Disco

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Rilke Kleefard