Cassy

Not to end up being confused with R&B vocalist Cassie, Cassy (aka Catherine Britton) is a vocalist, DJ, and maker known on her behalf smooth mixing abilities and vocal-driven minimal techno paths. Born in Britain but elevated in Austria, she was raised listening to spirit, jazz, and brand-new wave before engaging in dance music in the first ’90s. Cassy started DJ’ing at a Viennese membership known as Flex, and she produced her initial recordings being a vocalist on Elin’s remix of Ganymed’s “Music Uses Me Higher” in the past due ’90s, accompanied by an appearance on Zombie Nation’s melody “Unload.” It had been her task with manufacturer/DJ Dave the Hustler that helped propel her in to the minimal techno limelight. After collaborating on monitors with Perlon’s Luciano and Mathew Jonson, she transferred to Berlin, where she begun to DJ with great regularity. She’s since collaborated with reduced techno mainstays Ricardo Villalobos and Steve Insect, started her very own label (Cassy), and released her stripped-down, frequently spooky-sounding productions for Perlon and Uzuri. Her initial mix record, Panorama Club 01, made an appearance on Ostgut Lot in 2006, and was accompanied by Merely Devotion (Cocoon, 2009). She after that transferred to Paris for some time before settling in Amsterdam. She kept DJ residencies at worldwide night clubs including Trouw, Cocoon Ibiza, and Circo Loco, and released additional combine CDs Cocoon Heroes (with Joris Voorn) in 2012 and Fabric 71 in 2013. Cassy’s debut record of primary productions, Donna, premiered by Aus Music in 2016. Documented during the period of several years, the majority of its paths — including a cover of Prince’s “Unusual Romantic relationship” — had been co-produced by Ruler Britt.