Trentemøller

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Trentemøller
Background information
Birth name	Anders Trentemøller
Also known as	Businessman P.O.Q Run Jeremy
Origin	Copenhagen, Denmark
Genre(s)	Electronic Electronica Techno Progressive house
Occupation(s)	Disc jockey Electronic musician
Years active	1997–present
Label(s)	Poker Flat Recordings Audiomatique
Website	myspace.com/trentemoeller

Anders Trentemøller is a Danish electronic musician from Copenhagen.

1 History
2 Discography
- 2.1 Albums
- 2.2 Singles & EPs
3 External links

[edit] History

Trentemøller made his debut in 1997 together with DJ T.O.M. when they formed the first live-house act in Denmark, Trigbag, and started playing concerts all over the globe. Trigbag's single “Showtime” was played by international DJs such as Alex Gopher, Laurent Garnier or Etienne de Crécy. Trigbag dissolved in 2000.

Trentemøller returned on Naked Music in 2003 with his The Trentemøller EP including the tracks “Le Champagne” and “Work in Progress”. Trentemøller received the award “Up Front Release of the Year” at the Danish DJ Awards in February 2004 for the Track “Le Champagne”.

In late 2004 he issued a white label remix of Aphex Twin's "Windowlicker", under the name "Run Jeremy".

In February 2005 Steve Bug released the reknowned Trentemøller EP "Physical Fraction" on his label Audiomatique. This release put Trentemøller on the map of internationally successful producers, and was followed by three releases on Steve’s main label Poker Flat: Polar Shift, Sunstroke and the Nam Nam EP. Many reader polls awarded him as the Best Newcomer of the year 2005.

Trentemøller is also a much demanded remixer. Highlights have been his remixes for Martinez ("Shadowboxing"), Sharon Philips ("Want 2 Need 2"), Röyksopp ("What Else Is There"), The Knife ("We Share Our Mother’s Health"), "Sodom" for the Pet Shop Boys and Moby’s hit "Go". "Go (Trentemøller mix)" charted at #38 on the Australian ARIA Club chart in October 2006.

Anders' debut album The Last Resort was released on Poker Flat in October 2006. Germany magazine Groove Mag and French magazine Trax both voted it as "Record of the Year" in November 2006.