Mark Broom

Mark Broom (born 6 May 1971)[1] is a British techno DJ and music producer. He was born in Oxford, UK.

Life and career

During the Second Summer of Love in 1989 Broom was travelling to Tenerife, where he first heard music genres like Chicago house and Acid house.[2] At his return to the UK he bought his first turntables and started his musical career.[2] He regularly visited the London record store FatCat Records and was introduced to Baby Ford as well as Ed Handley and Andy Turner from Black Dog Productions.[2] Together with Handley and Turner he released a few records for General Production Recordings.[2]

Broom and fellow musician Dave Hill in 1994 founded Pure Plastic Recordings, at which Broom's debut album Angie Is A Shoplifter was released in 1996. Broom, Hill, Handley and Turner also released one album and several singles under the moniker Repeat.

Hill and Broom also founded the project Rue East and released the albums Summer of Blood (1998) and Indoor Culture (2001). Both continued to released their music as a duo under different project names such as Midnight Funk Association, Sympletic, Visitor, Voyectra, and White Lines.

Broom is also a frequent remixer and reworked tracks by Dubfire, Edit Select, Deepgroove, DJ 3000 and Wally Lopez among others.

Discography (selected)
Albums
  • 1995: Repeat – Repeats (A13)
  • 1996: Mark Broom – Angie Is A Shoplifter (Pure Plastic)
  • 1998: Rue East – Summer of Blood (Pure Plastic)
  • 2001: Rue East – Indoor Culture
  • 2010: Mark Broom – Acid House (Saved Records)
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References
  1. Mark Broom Official at facebook.com, Retrieved 2 December 2012
  2. Mark Broom Biography at myspace.com, Retrieved 2 Dezember 2012
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