In a career spanning well over two decades, Rydel has experience with almost every style of electronic dance music. His outstanding mixing skills impress even the most demanding audience and he always delivers sets tuned to the maximum enjoyment of the people in front of him.

Playing in more than 15 different countries around the world including Spain, Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, Mexico, Italy, Colombia, Poland, the Netherlands and Norway, he has shared the stage with DJ's like Tiësto, Ian Carey, Redhead, James Zabiela, Misjah, Filterheadz and played on international festivals with artists like Moby, Massive Attack, N.E.R.D., Kraftwerk and many others.
Being an active producer as well, Rydel is getting strong support from some of the major players in the scene. While continuing to release on several international labels he's now primarily situated at Neptuun City and Sub Cult, where he is free to expand his experience in the music industry beyond the range of just DJ and artist.

His productions have been supported by Carl Cox, PHNTM, Umek, Chris Lake, Cristian Varela, Bryan Cox, DJ Rush, Funkagenda, Eddie Halliwell, David Moleon, Eric Sneo, Christian Cambas, Boriqua Tribez, Mark Sherry, Fer BR, Indecent Noise, and Mike Humphries, amongst others.

TPB stands for Tequila Powered Bootlegs. We're one of those dreaded little labels that seem to sh!t on all the copyright-laws and do whatever we please. But we do so with a philosophy. We encourage you to send us your bootlegs, no matter what the style, but want you to take this into consideration:
 
---&gt; Don't bootleg people that you would want to have spin your productions. If the bootleg is the same genre as the original, chances are that the original artist isn't going to be happy you bootlegged him/her. If in doubt; ask for permission. If they like your work, isn't that worth more than the money you can possibly receive?
 
---&gt; Don't throw a few loops over somebody elses production. Our aim is quality, not quantity. We want those tracks that are more a tribute to the original than ripping it off. We want solid and well-mastered productions.

 ---&gt; Think if you really want to do a bootleg. If you have a great track with that one very known sound/vocal in it, you're probably better off replacing it with something else by yourself. That way the track is all yours and you can find a real label and release it under your name. 


 So. Still want to send us your demos?

---&gt; Send us an email on tpbootlegs@gmail.com (do not attach tracks to the email)

---&gt; Or dropbox your PRIVATELY SHARED track on tpbootlegs
On behalf of the TPB-team,
RA



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