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This Is The Way (Deluxe Edition)
2023 · albüm
I Got The Sound
2022 · albüm
What Time Is It?
2022 · single
B Train
2022 · single
Can't Take My NRG (Dub Version)
2022 · single
My NRG
2022 · single
Renniegade
2022 · single
Starlight
2022 · single
BANG
2022 · single
Movers & Shakers, Shaken & Stirred
2022 · albüm
This Is The Way
2021 · albüm
You Can't Take It / The Get Down
2021 · single
He Said She Said
2021 · single
Meltdown
2021 · single
The Journey / Glide
2021 · single
Sp ace2feel
2021 · single
Ask Me All About
2021 · single
Warrior Style
2021 · single
Biggie Tup
2021 · single
Can't Get Thru This Alone
2021 · single
Movers & Shakers
2021 · albüm
Yo retro (Rennie Pilgrem Remix)
2020 · single
The Viral Antidote
2020 · albüm
Viral Antidote
2020 · single
Triffid / Monkfish
2018 · single
Defy (feat. Francesca Guarino)
2013 · single
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THE GODFATHER OF BREAKS. Son of a jazz trumpeter, he cut his teeth in bands in Kent playing keyboards and tenor saxophone. In London he was introduced to Rave music by DJ Ellis Dee. Together they were joined by Richie T and Nick 'Newton' Scott in hardcore rave outfit rhythm section, who released a slew of records in the early 90s, culminating in Comin' On Strong. It went on to sell over 25,000 copies on vinyl. When rave died, Rennie started his own label around 1993. He also started DJing internationally after one of his first releases 'A Place Called Acid' became an underground hit. A version of this track became the theme tune to the film Football Factory. TCR (Thursday Club Recordings) went on to release over 100 records and became arguably the most important breakbeat label in the world. As well as releasing several albums and many 12" singles, Rennie became an award-winning remixer for scores of artists. He also started the seminal club night Friction with Adam Freeland, Tayo Papoola and Ian Williams. It coined the genre ‘New School Breaks’ (Nu Skool Breaks). Based in London at Bar Rhumba, Friction moved to The End and then to superclub Fabric. Rennie’s live band The TCR Allstars featuring MC Chickaboo, William South, Richard Thair (Red Snapper) and Chris Carter played at many festivals in the UK and Europe and managed to make the Top 100 best ever performances at Glastonbury. Rennie Pilgrem is signed to Pretty Decent Music Publishing.