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Rainer Trüby Rainer Trüby Rainer Trüby is a former member of Germany's internationally well known Compost- project A Forest Mighty Black from Freiburg in the Black Forest. Diggin' in the vaults of his huge record collection he compiled the fantastic and still in-demand European fusion compilations Glücklich (Vol. I, II, III & IV) and the Nitrogen - Trip Hop Sources From The Past-compilation with Placebo and Michael Bundt for Compost Records. Vol. IV of his Glücklich series is freshly brewed! He also compiled numerous compilations, like with Gilles Peterson "Talkin' Jazz III" for Talkin' Loud, the compilation "Root Down 99" for Nuphonic Recordings and the just finished DJ Kicks together with the Trüby Trio on K7. His record collection offers many well known groups like Die Fantastischen Vier sampling-material for their albums. The Trüby Trio just did a remix for the Turntable Rockers ( aka Hausmarke and Tomilla of Fanta 4 ) on Four Music. After the split with A Forest Mighty Black, he has enforced and developed his own project on Compost called Trüby Trio (which is in fact Rainer Trüby with Christian Prommer & Roland Appel from Fauna Flash). Their style is somewhere between jazz, brazil, house, boogie and downbeat. The Trüby Trio has contributed a track "Donaueschingen" for The Future Sound Of Jazz Vol. 4 and have done remixes for Peter Kruder’s Peace Orchestra on G-Stone, Bebel Gilberto on SSR, Frederic Galliano's "Plis Infinis N° 2"(F-Communications), Tab Two's "Belle Affaire"(Virgin), old Latin jazz genius Bobby Matos' "Guiro Electro" (Ubiquity /USA), Louis Bacalov „La Seduzione / Nago“ (Right Tempo), Miyazawa “Anjos Irmaos“ (Afro Sick Rec. Japan), Extended Spirit “Solid Water” Remix, (Sonar Kollektiv/Dialog Rec.), Yasushi Ide “A Certain Peace” (-, Japan), Nitin Sawhney “The Immigrant” (Outcaste/Tommy Boy) The Trüby Trio remix of “Food For Thought” by Kim Sanders made it to the pole position in the German Club Charts. Rainer Trüby is also an internationally well known DJ. He started deejaying in the early 90ies. Rainer digs so deep into music, that he got much respect from UK-DJs, club-runners and promoters. He is regularly booked all over the World! And when he's not on the road you can find him at the turntables in his own legendary club- night “Root Down” @ Waldsee in Freiburg, crossing the boundaries between retro and future jazz, funky beats, deep house, brazil, downtempo beats, drum & bass & contemporary electronic music. A selection of compilations which are either compiled by Rainer Trüby or include Trüby Trio tracks or both: V.A. - Glücklich - Vol. I (Compost) V.A. - Glücklich - Vol. II (Compost) V.A. - Glücklich - Vol. III (Compost) V.A. - Glücklich - Vol. IV (Compost) V.A. - Nitrogen - Trip Hop Sources from the Past - EP (Compost) V.A. - Talkin’ Jazz III (Talking Loud) V.A. - Charly's Root Down (Charly Records) V.A. - Root Down 99 (Nuphonic) V.A. – DJ Kicks (K7) V.A. – Norman Jay Mix Compilation (K-Tel / Miss Moneypenny’s Music) V.A. – Jazz In The House (Kickin) .
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