Below you will find Robin H's latest demo and some video footage.

Right from listening to his first Fantazia, Dreamscape and Helter Skelter mix-tapes in the early nineties, Robin H longed to be part of the unique rave culture that left him longing for more and more. Making his dreams come true, he acquired his first set of sacred 1210’s in 1998 and has gone from strength to strength picking up many accolades along the way. His professionalism, talent, burning ambition and determination to succeed have resulted in Robin H becoming a much loved and respected DJ in the southwest music scene.

Robin’s style has moved across the genres over the years, he began playing hard-house at small parties around his home town of Dorchester, but this was 1999, the year hard-house was rising in the UK charts, although we have since seen its commercial demise, so Robin’s tastes began moving towards the more underground styles of hard trance and techno, inspired by what he was hearing at his weekly visits to the Country Club. Now his love lies with hard techno/schranz and his sets have developed into a distinctive sound unlike any other artists around him. Robin is dedicated to his unique hard techno sound, but isn’t imprisoned by a single genre, he will, when asked delve back into his vinyl collection to pull off a classic hard trance set.

The turning point in Robin’s musical career came in 2002 when he was offered a set at the legendary Country Club. He rocked the club, captivated his audience and won the respect of resident DJ’s and club owner the Dance Daddy who invited him back for a further set, sadly the Country Club closed later that year. Since then he has played at many nights across the Southwest including Weymouth’s premier dance night Exotic @ Banus, Ripsnorter After Party @ The Depot (Bristol), Atmosphere (VIP Room) @ Opera House (Bournemouth), Addicted Tour @ Banus (Weymouth), Hard Trancelation @ Harry’s (Weymouth) and Premonition @ The Candy Store (Plymouth). More recently Robin H has become more of a headline act for events such as Urban Chaos @ Lakota (Bristol), Resistance @ The Lounge (Dorchester), D.N.A @ The Firestation (Dorchester), and Implosion @ I-Bar (Bournemouth).

Robin’s booking schedule has always been busy with 6 previous residencies including the Chunes.Net nights @ Banus (Weymouth), Bio-Tech @ Liberties/Klimax (Dorchester), Chemical-Element @ The Grove (Seaton) The Beehive (Bridport) and The Kiva (Weymouth), Gemini Project @ Club X (Bouremouth), Genetically Engineered @ The Kiva (Weymouth), and CHUNKY @ The Kiva (Weymouth) Liberty’s (Dorchester)and Metro (Weymouth).

Robin had an exclusive mix played on Route 66 Promotions show "BRING THE NOISE" broadcast on ‘Techno.fm’. They featured Robin on a schranz edition of the show, alongside Adrenalin (USA) and DJ Ocram (Germany). A second show featured Robin alongside Dave The Drummer and Sterling Moss. This led to Robin being asked to do a set for ZombieNoize’s weekly techno show on ‘Radio 4A’. Being broadcast on two radio stations has given Robin a much bigger following.

Robin’s love and understanding of the music industry is vast and has enabled him to organize and promote his own nights, Genetically Engineered was a night that toured clubs around the area and Bio-Tech, a hard trance/ techno night that booked acts such as Abyss, Jon the Baptist, Dave Scott and Cross & Spinout. The nights were very successful, proving that Robin could turn his hand to anything and make it work.

Robin joined Bare Cheek Recordings in 2006 to begin a new stage in his DJing career. Bringing his own style of new breed techno to the label. Remaining a musician for the ages, Robin’s true successes happily await in the future.