“Faust’s dexterity with the modern disco sound makes him one of the genre’s leading voices.  He proves that making crowds dance is not just his job, but a life goal.” 
(HarderBloggerFaster)

DJ and producer Justin Faust has been a well-known part of the international dance music scene for more than ten years. Based in Munich, but closely associated with the Portuguese DISCOTEXAS label (Moullinex, Xinobi and others) and New York’s legendary Nervous Records, his style is as diverse as the people he works with, having releases and remixes show influences from Nu Disco, House, Funk and beyond. Apart from numerous original releases like his 2014 album “Spellbound”, he has crafted many popular remixes for the likes of Childish Gambino, Treasure Fingers, Goldroom, Moullinex or The Knocks, not to be outdone by classic earlier reworks of Missy Elliot, Justin Timberlake, Daft Punk, Ariana Grande and Janet. What followed were extensive DJ gigs and tours as headliner, playing at parties across Europe, the US, South America and Asia as well as appearances on Annie Mac's BBC1 radio show, a feature in the critically acclaimed TV show "The Leftovers" and collaborations with legends like Mats Bjorklund, who has recorded with Boney M. and Giorgio Moroder.

Trent Quattro aka Bobby Mhark is not your typical DJ/Producer. For him being a DJ (or a producer) is not a final objective, but a means to party, to share music and feelings. A way to give back to the music scene that gave him so much in his life.

Miles away from nowadays inter-continental DJ circuit he prefers to party and to share his music in intimate clubs and at their own „bag of goodies“ nights. Music is the passion that drives his every heartbeat and it shows in every project he’s been involved so far. Driven by the feel of the occasion and as likely to draw for a classic house record as throwing a disco curveball or dropping one of his African bombs into the mix, he makes his true passion for dance music and culture show in every selection.

He started DJing in 1994, throwing small house parties in a rather quirky location, before teaming up with Emanuela De Luca running their „bag of goodies“ nights up until today. He also published a dance-music print magazine called „ouk“ from 1996-2003 which supplied the music communities in Germany, Switzerland and Austria with then scarce (the internet was just around the corner) yet desperately needed information and stories about the music scene. He also shared several music columns in the local newspaper.

In 2004 he started making his own music under the moniker of „Dancing Djedi“ releasing a quite successful 12“ called „Body Music“ on the Swedish „G.A.M.M.“ label. Currently he’s roaming the german Ruhrpott-area and working on some new tracks under the moniker of Trent Quattro.

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