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Resident at the popular Frantic and Convergence nights in London, he is famous for his unique combination of harder house and trance. His massive Nukleuz anthems with Nick Sentience (Instru)mental/ DMC was Ministry single of the month (May 2001), and his single Back to Front received intensive playlisting by the likes of Andy Farley, BK, and Dave Randall. As well as his own productions, Reynolds has done remix work for artists including K90, Steve Blake, Dubious Brothers, and Phlash. Reynolds mixed CD1 of the first Frantic album which sold 50,000 copies. He has also mixed CD2 of the second Frantic Album, The Future Sound of Hard Dance, which has just been released. Both albums have been released on Warners. On the industry-based Energy UK website annual readers poll, Phil was voted resident hard- house DJ of the Year, Most Inspiring Set of the Year for his set at Timeless II, and Instru(mental) was voted tune of the year.
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If Steve's 'Get A Rush' (also on Tripoli) was your bag, then the simple but effective trancey hooks on this will also grab you.
