Nick Sentience
DJ and producer · Portsmouth, England
On the bill with trance[]control: Massive @ Heaven, London (19 November 2004)
Background
Nick Sentience is a British hard dance DJ and producer from Portsmouth whose sets mix techno, hard house and trance. He took his name from the production group Sentience, whose album came out on Nukleuz in 1998, signed to Nukleuz himself at 18, and in 2001 made "Instru(mental)" with Phil Reynolds and was voted No. 74 in DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs. [1]
At the time
His label's site in 2004 credited him with Remixer of the Year at the 2003 Hard Dance Awards. That year he released the artist album and DVD Universal Language on his own label Quality Trax, with samplers that included tracks made with James Lawson, launched it at parties in Osaka and Tokyo in September, and announced the debut of his live audio-visual show, Sentience Live VJ, at Magna in May. [1, 2, 3]
Later
In 2007 he played the Tidy stage at Creamfields and released the album Dance Planet on Extreme Music, followed in 2011 by the album Syncronized. [1, 2]
Elsewhere
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