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London-based DJ and producer Brett Gould has dedicated his life to house music. From a teenage residency at The Mud Club in Bagleys during the mid-’90s to acclaimed releases on respected imprints in recent years, Brett has firmly established his place within underground house.
Beatport Top 10s became the norm for Brett, who soon shared line-ups with his heroes, touring worldwide and across the UK with his energetic live performances and precision-engineered studio work. The deep, growling basslines, thundering backbeats and sheer danceability of his productions didn’t go unnoticed, earning him a reputation behind the decks through various residencies.
Brett’s biggest tracks included a four-month run in the Beatport Top 100, releases on legendary labels such as Solid Grooves, Snatch!, and Saved. Brett gained huge support from Pete Tong, Sasha, Jamie Jones, M.A.N.D.Y., Funk D’Void, and Nic Fanciulli — all leading to a Radio 1 airwave takeover with a “Lights On” guest mix for Monki.
With a life firmly on the up, Brett faced his biggest challenge yet: addiction. Now deep into recovery, and following a much-needed hiatus from the pressures of the music industry, Brett returned in 2025 with a new collaboration with Trilucid — released on the seminal Global Underground.
Beatport Top 10s became the norm for Brett, who soon shared line-ups with his heroes, touring worldwide and across the UK with his energetic live performances and precision-engineered studio work. The deep, growling basslines, thundering backbeats and sheer danceability of his productions didn’t go unnoticed, earning him a reputation behind the decks through various residencies.
Brett’s biggest tracks included a four-month run in the Beatport Top 100, releases on legendary labels such as Solid Grooves, Snatch!, and Saved. Brett gained huge support from Pete Tong, Sasha, Jamie Jones, M.A.N.D.Y., Funk D’Void, and Nic Fanciulli — all leading to a Radio 1 airwave takeover with a “Lights On” guest mix for Monki.
With a life firmly on the up, Brett faced his biggest challenge yet: addiction. Now deep into recovery, and following a much-needed hiatus from the pressures of the music industry, Brett returned in 2025 with a new collaboration with Trilucid — released on the seminal Global Underground.
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