Trevor Fung

Trevor Fung is an influential DJ and producer from the United Kingdom, widely recognized as one of the pioneering figures in the development of the British electronic and dance music scene. Emerging from South London in the early 1980s, Fung quickly became immersed in the burgeoning club culture, drawing inspiration from funk, soul, and the rising tide of electronic music. His trips to Ibiza in the mid-1980s exposed him to Balearic beats and the island’s eclectic musical palette, which he would later help introduce to London’s underground clubs.

A regular collaborator with legends such as Paul Oakenfold, Fung played a crucial role in the genesis of the acid house movement and the iconic club nights that shaped UK rave culture. Renowned for his masterful ability to blend diverse genres, from Chicago house to Italo disco, Trevor Fung’s sets are emblematic of the open-minded ethos that defines dance music’s golden era. Over his decades-spanning career, he has continued to DJ internationally, curate unique events, and champion fresh sounds, maintaining a legacy as a tastemaker and innovator in electronic music.