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Ricardo Villalobos
Ricardo Villalobos is one of the defining figures of minimal house and techno: a Chilean-born, Germany-raised DJ and producer known for marathon sets, hypnotic percussion and a deep love of vinyl. Trommel has followed him from his long-running Pyramid nights at Amnesia Ibiza to studio work such as ‘Periodica’ with Maher Daniel, and spoke to him at Desimana’s birthday in Egypt. Below you’ll find all our premieres, news and features on Ricardo Villalobos.
Ricardo Villalobos to remix DJ Sneak and Jesse Perez for Hot Creations
Chillean minimal artist Ricardo Villalobo to appear on Jamie Jones' Hot Creations label.
Review: Ricardo Villalobos – Silent EP (PTX023)
Any piece of Ricardo Villalobos music is more than welcomed as the producers output slows down as the years go by. But an EP...
Fabric 19th birthday: masters of the marathon
We have been to the Fabric 19th birthday marathon and we enjoyed every second
Celebrating fifteen years of Alcachofa’s twisted brilliance
Playhouse 083 was released 15 years ago and somehow changed the so-called underground musical world
Houghton Festival 2018 – See You In The Woods
We’re only two years into Houghton Festival and you still get the feeling Craig Richards and his wild imagination is just getting started...
What makes Houghton Festival so special?
A brand new festival produced by Gottwood and musically curated by Craig Richards was never going to be ordinary. In its first year, Houghton produced arguably the standout festival of the British summer. But what made it so special? Trommel's Andrew Leese investigates...
Premiere: A1 – Pox & Pol (Ricardo Villalobos and Argenis Brito) – El Malekon [TT06] Toi Toi Musik
The pair have already work together in several productions and EP, however this is the first time ever they are using the "Pol & Pox" monkier, establishing a sweet precedent for the UK label.
Ricardo Villalobos, Vilod and Burnt Friedman Remix of AMBIQ Drummer Samuel Rohrer´s Range Of Regularity Album
If you never heard of Samuel Rohrer, it's time to keep up with him. For those who do not know, he is one third...
An ode to Ricardo Villalobos’ ‘Dexter’
Most electronic music is made for the dance floor. It's supposed to be upbeat, happy and it's main aim is to get you dancing....