Ron Trent
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Ron Trent (born May 23, 1973, in Chicago) is an American house music producer.
Trent's father was a disco DJ. He recorded the track "Altered States" while still a high schooler, releasing it on Armando's Warehouse Records in 1990. The track became a club hit among devotees of techno, despite Trent's grounding in the Chicago house scene. He then began working with Detroit producers such as Chez Damier, with whom he issued several singles before co-founding the label Prescription Records. They also worked with Berlin-based producer Maurizio.
Later in the 1990s, he moved to Brooklyn and put together a collaboration known as Urban Sound Gallery, or USG. He also worked with Anthony Nicholson there. He returned to Chicago in the 2000s.
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Discography
Singles
- The Afterlife (Warehouse Records, 1990)
- Love Affair (Clubhouse Records, 1992)
- Dance Floor Boogie Delites (Prescription Records, 1995)
- Dark Room (Balance, 1995)
- In The Spirit (Peacefrog Records, 1999)
- I Feel The Rhythm (Prescription Records, 1999)
- Love To The World (Future Vision Records, 2006)
- Look Beyond (Future Vision Records, 2008)
Albums
- Primitive Arts (Peacefrog Records, 1999)
- Ancient Future (Village Again, 2007)
DJ Mixes
- Mix the Vibe: Ron Trent Urban Afro Blues (King Street Sounds, 2001)
- Giant Step Records Sessions, Vol. 1 (Giant Step Records, 2001)
- Musical Reflections (R2, 2002)
- Deep and Sexy 2 (Wave Music, 2003)
- Abstract Afro Journey (King Street, 2004)
- Coast2Coast (NRK, 2007)
- Need2Soul, Vol. 1 (Need2Soul, 2008)
