Born in the 70's in Paris, Bruno Banner grew up listenning to funk, disco, hip hop, electro and what was going to become "house music". With his high school friend Fudge, Bruno starts spinning and sampling at a very young age and soon the duo becomes the Trouble Men.
Their first EP "Do it" is released during the explosion of the "French Touch" and the Trouble Men's career takes off. Throughout the years, the duo of producers released many successful house tracks such as... Read more
Born in the 70's in Paris, Bruno Banner grew up listenning to funk, disco, hip hop, electro and what was going to become "house music". With his high school friend Fudge, Bruno starts spinning and sampling at a very young age and soon the duo becomes the Trouble Men.
Their first EP "Do it" is released during the explosion of the "French Touch" and the Trouble Men's career takes off. Throughout the years, the duo of producers released many successful house tracks such as Party Rockin' , In the air (featuring Colonel Abrams), Wildpitch, Underground, Take control.. on the label KIF records while remixing artists like Kojak, Superfunk, Lego or Demon...
More recently, they have released their full-length artist album, a fifteen tracks mixed album "Trouble Men on CD", which reflects their taste for electro, afro-latin, deep house or US garage.
They also have united their talents with four musicians with “Savannah house band” a six-piece live band (guitar, bass, sax/flute, percussions, keyboards and turntables).
As a DJ, Bruno played all over the world for almost ten years and has collaborated with artists from countries such as South Africa, USA, UK..
Behind the decks, he likes to show a wide panel of dance music, from disco classics to the latest beats, all dedicated to the dance-floor.
Always willing to keep ahead of the game, Bruno Banner is developing new solo projects, focusing on a more electronic sound, still strongly influenced by US dance music.
Future releases are due out on DJ Roog's Hardsoul pressings, and on his own label Village Deep these next months. Show less
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