Lisa Pin-Up

Lisa Pin-Up (born Lisa Chilcott)[1] is a British electronic dance music record producer, whose career started in the 1990s. She is a hard house producer and part of the Nukleuz label. She is also a part-time model and ranked number 54 in Loaded 's Hot 100 babes in 2002.[2]

Lisa Pin-Up
Lisa Pin-Up playing at Heaven, London, 2 December 2006.
Background information
Birth nameLisa Chilcott
BornEast End of London, England
GenresHard house, Electronic dance music
Occupation(s)DJ, producer
InstrumentsTurntable, Sampler
Years active1996–present
Websitewww.lisapinup.com

Before being a DJ

Before becoming a DJ, Pin-Up worked as a model, where she appeared in an early 1990s television advertisement for Nescafé.

Discography

Singles
  • Feel the Poison, by Lisa Pin-Up/Sugar The Pill (White label) (Released Oct 1998)
  • Rock With Me, (on Tidy Girls EP) by Lisa Pin-Up (Tidy Trax) (Released June 1999)
  • Freedom, by Lisa Pin-Up/Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Devil May Care) (Released July 1999)
  • Future Acid House, by Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz Records) (Released Feb 2000)
  • What Would We Do?, by Lisa Pin-Up/Billy Daniel Bunter (Honey Pot) (Released March 2000)
  • Music for the Masses '99, by Lisa Pin-Up and Tomislave(Released April 2000)
  • To Love Is To Listen, by Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz Records) (Released April 2000)
  • Such A Feeling, by Lisa Pin-Up/Gary Sharkie (Rock Hard Recordings) (Released June 2000)
  • It's Not Over Yet, by Lisa Pin-Up/Gary Sharkie (Rock Hard Recordings) (Released July 2000)
  • What It Does To Me, by Lisa Pin-Up/Billy Daniel Bunter (Rock Hard Recordings) (Released August 2000)
  • Queens in the House, by Lisa Pin-Up/Modelle/Elvira (OTR Records) (Released September 2000)
  • Biggest Baddest Mutha, by Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz Records) (Released October 2000)
  • Another Jam, by Lisa Pin-Up/Modelle/Elvira (Rock Hard Recordings) (Released November 2000) Later signed to Nukleuz Records (Re-released April 2001)
  • Sexy, by Lisa Pin-Up/Elvira (Rock Hard Recordings) (Released December 2000)
  • DJs Make Ya Move, by Lisa Pin-Up/Modelle/Elvira (OTR Records) (Released January 2001)
  • Fever, by Lisa Pin-Up (Rock Hard Recordings) (Released April 2001)
  • Hard House Stompin', by Lisa Pin-Up (Rock Hard Recordings) (Released May 2001)
  • To The Max, by Lisa Pin-Up (Rock Hard Recordings) (Released June 2001)
  • To The Bone, by Lisa Pin-Up/Elvira on 23/7 (Ministry of Sound) (Released July 2001)
  • Can't Top It, by Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz Records) (Released February 2002)
  • It's Incredible, by Lisa Pin-Up (Cuttin Soundz) (Released March 2002)
  • "Turn Up The Sound", by Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz Records) (Released April 2002) – UK No. 60[3]
  • Jump! Jump! Jump!, by Lisa Pin-Up vs London Fiesta (Cuttin Soundz) (Released May 2002)
  • "Blow Your Mind (I am the Woman)", by Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz Records) (Released December 2002) – UK No. 60[3]
  • Sometimes We're Dancing/Don't Leave Me This Way, by Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz Records) (Released April 2003)
  • Goes like this BANG! by Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz records) (released October 2003)
  • Tie me up (DJ Nation) by Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz records) (Released March 2004)
  • F**k this F**king, F**ck! by Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz records) (Release May 2004)
  • Double sider There's a void (ecstasy)/I've had enough By Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz) [released October 2004]
  • Party tonight By Lisa Pin-Up (Pin-Up Records) (released January 2005)
  • Double sider:- Machine Gun Madness/Really like Cocaine By Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz records) [released May 2005]
  • Double sider:- Be My Lover/Naughty Freak By Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz Records) [released October 2005]
  • Lisa Pin-Up E.P:- Side 1)- Slave to your love, Side 2) What a wicked style By Lisa Pin-Up (Nukleuz records) [released 6 March 2006]
  • Feel the beat By Lisa Pin-Up (Exclusive tracks)[released October 2007]

Remixes
  • Biggest Baddest Mutha, by Lisa Pin-Up (The Remix) (Nukleuz Records) (released February 2001)
  • Old Skool Flavours, by The Frisky Crew (Frisky Records) (Released March 2001)
  • That's It, by Mr.Bishi (Y2K Records) (Released March 2001)
  • Boom Jam, by Let's Shake (Rude Boy Records) (Released May 2001)
  • How You Like Bass?, by Norman Bass – Substance (Ministry of Sound) (Released May 2001)
  • Hey DJ,by Double Figures – 23/7 (Ministry of Sound) (Released June 2001)
  • Bomb Thrush, by Organ Donors (Rock Hard Recordings) (Released August 2001)
  • Be There, by Carlotta Chadwick (Rock Hard Recordings) (Released October 2001)
  • The Drill, by The Dirt Devils (Nu-life Records) (Released February 2002)
  • The Call To Power by Project 303 (Rock Hard Recordings) (Released February 2002)

Compilation albums
  • The Sound of Freedom (Automatic Records) (Released September 1999)
  • Raising Hell (Virgin) (Released July 2000)
  • Hard House Nation (Warner Music) (Released September 2000; received gold disc for sales.)
  • Hard House Nation 2 (Warner Music) (Released December 2000; received gold disc for sales)
  • Hard House 3 (Warner Music) (Released March 2001)
  • Hard House Euphoria (Telstar Records) (Released October 2001)
  • Charlys Angelz Ibiza Distributed in Ibiza by the club Charlys Angelz(Released summer 2002)

Artist albums
  • Biggest Baddest Mutha (Nukleuz Records) All 11 tracks produced by Lisa.(Released April 2003)
  • Hard House Anthems 5 X-Rated (Nukleuz Records) (released March 2004)
  • Infinity (Sony/BMG) (released 27 December 2004)
  • Hard House Anthems vol 6 (Nukleuz) (released June 2005)
  • Harddance Revolution (Nukleuz) (released June 2007)
  • Tidy Weekender 9 (Tidy) (released July 2007)
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References
  1. "Lisa Pin-Up". Discogs.com. Retrieved 28 July 2020.
  2. "TrusttheDJ – Lisa Pin-up :: Autobiography". Archived from the original on 17 February 2007. Retrieved 28 July 2020.
  3. Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 427. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
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