As one of the UK’s most promising producers, 2012 has been the break out year for Jamie Trench. With his own vinyl label Roots For Bloom and debut album ‘Range of Motion’ set to launch in November, the remainder of 2012 is set to be the stepping stone for the young Milton Keynes producer, with releases on VIVa, Kaluki, Music is Love, She Wolf, Say Deep and SKYLAX/A Fistful Of Wax and his own Roots For Bloom. Jamie’s musical journey began from a young age. With his father in the night club scene, Jamie would spend most of his child-hood hanging around night-clubs when they were closed listening to CD’s that his father had bought him back from the night before.

At the age of 20 Jamie played out his first gig at the Lightbox in London before becoming involved in his local scene at The Loft Party in Milton Keynes. It was that local scene and music education that led him to the island of Ibiza where Jamie spent three summers listening to and working with the best DJ’s at the world’s best clubs as well as playing at The Zoo Project, Privilege and Ibiza’s number one club Space for it’s Closing Fiesta; a club where Jamie also enjoyed a residency at Kehauma in the Red Box alongside Daniel Dalton.

Jamie’s most popular track to date came back in 2011 on Ellesse’ label Kaluki, “She Said” (She Spoke To Me In French EP) This and his other releases have turned heads in the house scene receiving plays at Dc10, Space and all across the UK and Europe. His musical influences range from artists like Kerri Chandler, The Chemical Brothers and MJ Cole, to A Tribe Called Quest, Slick Rick and other 90s outfits; Jamie’s never been shy to try something different in the studio or during his sets, allowing the crowd to relax, express themselves and let themselves go.

As a keen vinyl collector, 2012 saw the birth of his own vinyl label Roots For Bloom. As a firm believer that vinyl still has it’s place in a digital world, Jamie Trench is a forward thinking DJ and producer, but has a passion for the history of house music as well it’s future.