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A mainstay of the British downtempo scene for over 15 years, Tripswitch (aka Nick Brennan) achieved a worldwide reputation as a meticulous and talented producer with the release of his first album 'Circuit Breaker' on Youth's Liquid Sound Design label in 2005. With numerous high-rated reviews (including praise from Anoushka Shankar in the New York Times), BBC Radio 1 airplay, and support from the likes of Nick Warren (Global Underground / Renaissance / Balance), Jose Padilla (Cafe del Mar) and Claude Challe (Buddha Bar) - who all picked up tracks for their own compilations - this groundbreaking album is widely held up as a classic in the ambient/downtempo genre.

In early 2015, Nick locked himself away in the studio to focused on the next instalment of the Tripswitch story, resulting in a new album of deep / melodic / progressive house released in May 2016 on the legendary Iboga Records. The album well and truly blew up, topping multiple genre charts and has firmly established the new Tripswitch sound in the consciousness of the dance music community.

Nick is the owner of the genre-bending Section Records, and in the summer of 2017 launched a brand new imprint 'onedotsixtwo' to focus on progressive and deep house, with the release of a Beatport chart-topping compilation 'In At The Deep End'. He has also contributed pro tips to Computer Music magazine, worked with Pioneer Pro DJ and Native Instruments, and his guest mixes have regularly featured on eclectic radio shows such as Ninja Tunes Solid Steel and The Orb’s show. In July 2016 Nick's own monthly 2-hour show 'Harmonics' was launched on leading platform Frisky Radio.

An in-demand remixer, he has supplied his treatments to tracks by The Orb, System 7, Banco De Gaia, Kaya Project, Joey Fehrenbach, Abakus, High Frequency Bandwidth, Nanoplex, Ticon, Perfect Stranger, Liquid Soul & Symbolic, Seb Dhajje, Matt Darey, Rumpistol and Noir, among others, and is currently working on a number of collaborations with the likes of Nick Warren, GMJ and James Monro.