Trolley Thief

Trolley Thief had his moment in the sun in the late nineties and early noughties. Here are a few highlights:

Dance Music Production

Mark released three singles with trance indie Igloo and Mark worked with various DJs and producers on remixes, including Ian Betts, Knowwhere's Anthony Dean and Soft Sounds Charlie Tear.

Discography / Remixes

Snowblind / Release Igloo UK
How Do You Say (Forever) – Igloo UK
Silencio – Igloo UK
Futura Sound – “Call My Name” - Remix
Futura Sound – “Reminisence” – Remix
MEO – “Sleepless” - Remix
Kirsten – “Other Side” - Remix
Square One – “Going Underground” – Remix
Brookman and Coe – “Smart Bomb” - Remix

Live P.A.s

Back in his day he DJ-ed a bit and also gigged widely on the live P.A. circuit in London to hugely enthusiastic sell-out crowds in venues such as Paul Oakenfold's Home, the Scala and Cloud 9. One reviewer wrote “Vapour Trail’s live P.A. shook the building to it’s foundations”.

Mark's live sets were each uniquely crafted for each gig and he made things much more complicated for himself than he probably should have!

DJing

Though music production was always Mark's #1 priority he did DJ a bit too. Though he mainly played at parties he did also play at some clubs, including Ian Betts' seminal Sleepless in London. Mark mixed uplifting trance with dirty tribal techno.

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