Ross Harper shows
Genres: Disco, techno
Every Ross Harper DJ set is a blank slate waiting to be written, Harper follows the feeling and emotion in the music, his sound is free from any niche or sub-genre, although always centred around House & Techno. Expect a hypnotic, driving edge sprinkled with vocal deep house, funky disco, uplifting edges and percussive grooves.
Harper has played alongside some of the most respected names in the underground scene including Dave Clarke, DJ Bone, Saytek Live, Emerald and Samuel L Session. An accomplished producer in his own right Harper’s tracks have been played by the likes of Laurent Garner, Martin L Gore of Depeche Mode and Nemone on BBC Radio 6.
In 2008 Harper founded City Wall Records, an underground label with a worldwide reputation whose tracks have featured in numerous Boiler Room sets including SNTS at Kompass and Ancient Methods in Berlin. City Wall releases are regularly supported by the likes of Charlotte de Witte, Richie Hawtin, Ben Sims, Adriatique, John Digweed and Sasha to name a few.
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