Trevor Rockcliffe

Trevor Rockcliffe is a renowned British techno DJ and producer known for his powerful mixing style and infectious grooves. Emerging from the vibrant London club scene in the early 1990s, Rockcliffe quickly built a reputation for his energetic sets and impeccable track selection. He became a key figure in the UK’s techno movement, regularly performing at legendary clubs such as The End, Ministry of Sound, and Fabric, as well as at international festivals across Europe, the Americas, and Asia.

Rockcliffe’s production career began with releases on seminal labels including Primevil, Intec, and Primate, with tracks like "Push" and "Visions of You" earning widespread acclaim from both critics and peers. In 1997 he founded his own label, Mentor, which became a platform for both his own productions and tracks from other innovative artists in the genre. Trevor’s collaborations with industry heavyweights like Carl Cox, Misstress Barbara, and DJ Chus further cemented his status as a driving force in techno.

With a DJ style rooted in funk-infused house and techno, Rockcliffe is celebrated for his ability to read the dance floor and craft sets that blend pulsating rhythms with soulful elements. His music and performances continue to influence new generations of electronic artists and club-goers, keeping him at the forefront of the underground dance music scene for more than three decades.