Switch (DJ/Producer)

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Switch (a.k.a. Dave Taylor, A. Brucker, Solid Groove) is a UK-based DJ and record producer.

His style mixes elements of House, dance and electro. He runs his own music label "Dubsided."

As producer, Switch is best known for the track A Bit Patchy, which is based on the recording of Apache by The Incredible Bongo Band. He has produced for several artists including M.I.A. and is a producer on her album Kala. He has also become in demand for his extensive remix work, and has remixed bands such as Basement Jaxx, Lily Allen, X-Press 2 and Bugz in the Attic.

He recently remixed Nine Inch Nails' Capital G. [1]

Contents

  • 2003 "Get Ya Dub On"
  • 2004 "Get On Downz"
  • 2005 "Just Bounce 2 This"
  • 2006 "A Bit Patchy"

  • 2006 "House Bash-Up Mix" (given away free with Mixmag)

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