Phil Reynolds is probably the biggest star on London’s huge dance scene. Resident at Frantic and Convergence, and frequent guest at everywhere from Heaven to Brixton Academy, Phil Reynolds is famous for his unique combination of harder House and Trance.
His massive Nukleuz anthems with Nick Sentience “(Instru)MENTAL/DMC” have been made Ministry single of the month (May 2001) and his single “Back to Front” received intensive playlisting by Andy Farley, BK and Dave Randall.
Phil was specially chosen to mix CD1 of the first Frantic album which sold 50 000 copies. He has also mixed CD2 of the second Frantic Album “The Future Sound of Hard Dance” which has just been released. Prepare yourself…
Phil is hugely popular with the Antipodean crowd. He frequently plays in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Phil was especially chosen to play for Frantic in Helsinki and for both TNT Impact boat cruises to Hamburg. Summer 2001 saw Phil unleash his uptempo tech-trance sound in Ibiza at the legendary Eden club. In 2002, Phil already has confirmed tours in Greece, South Africa, Holland and the USA as well as returning to Australia and New Zealand.
Phil was handpicked to mix CDs on the first two Frantic albums “The Future Sound of Hard Dance”. Both albums have been released on Warners after huge marketing campaigns including TV advertising that is contributing to Phil’s currently exploding DJ status.
Watch out for sure-fire winning tracks from Phil soon to be released on
Impact, Freezing Point and Nukleuz. Past productions include:
Ballisitc - Aztec
On the Up - Hot Potato
Weekend in Oz - Impact Records
See No Evil - Hintori Sound
Phase 2 - Impact Recordings
(Instru)MENTAL/DMC - Nukleuz
Back 2 Front - Nukleuz
Cracking On - Fevah Trance
Let’s Ride The Wave - Interflow
Phil’s collaboration with Mark Richardson “Computer Logic / Vinyl Addiction” was released in April 2002. Their next collaboration "Supernova" has been released on Nukleuz as part of the Nukleuz DJs project.
Phil’s remix work includes:
K90 - Breathe - Eve Recordings
Steve Blake - Get A Rush - Tripoli Trax
Dubious Brothers - Sonic Cathedrial - 23/7
Phlash - Frantic Theme - Tripoli Trax