Searching For The End

lil’ rossco is a UK born, globally-bred and now London based DJ/producer who delivers his own unique brand of impressive beat-making.
The turntable tactician began his musical career when he first picked up a set of drumsticks at age nine, before progressing to jam sessions in Singapore’s “Little India” district at the age of thirteen.
A longtime Beastie Boys and Cypress Hill fan, lil’ rossco counts Led Zeppelin, Fat Boy Slim and Daft Punk as inspiration for his ever-evolving brand of mixes. Choosing not to be constricted by any one genre, Rossco serves up releases which effortlessly fuse anything from rock, grunge and jazz to electro, metal and blues.
Picking up support slots for Kid Koala, DJ Dexta and James De La Cruz (The Avalanches) the turntable king has also graced the decks at Toff in Town, St Kilda Festival, Good Vibrations and a host
of other pumping venues. Masterfully mixing and seamlessly slicing some of the most complicated sounds, Rossco’s productions can be found in the form of The 27 Club Tribute Album, Chop Suey 1 & 2, Nightmare On Wax Tribute, Windmills DJ Set and various other singles and B-Sides. 
The DJ/producer has a mind that thinks in big beats and catchy tunes and produces tracks based on variety, nostalgia and beautiful chaos. With sets that get crowds moving, punters are left humming along to a lil’ rossco track well after waiting for a cab home.

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lil’ rossco is a UK born, globally-bred and now London based DJ/producer who delivers his own unique brand of impressive beat-making. The turntable tactician began his musical career when he first picked up a set of drumsticks at age nine, before progressing to jam sessions in Singapore’s “Little India” district at the age of thirteen. A longtime Beastie Boys and Cypress Hill fan, lil’ rossco counts Led Zeppelin, Fat Boy Slim and Daft Punk as inspiration for his ever-evolving brand of mixes. Choosing not to be constricted by any one genre, Rossco serves up releases which effortlessly fuse anything from rock, grunge and jazz to electro, metal and blues. Picking up support slots for Kid Koala, DJ Dexta and James De La Cruz (The Avalanches) the turntable king has also graced the decks at Toff in Town, St Kilda Festival, Good Vibrations and a host of other pumping venues. Masterfully mixing and seamlessly slicing some of the most complicated sounds, Rossco’s productions can be found in the form of The 27 Club Tribute Album, Chop Suey 1 & 2, Nightmare On Wax Tribute, Windmills DJ Set and various other singles and B-Sides. The DJ/producer has a mind that thinks in big beats and catchy tunes and produces tracks based on variety, nostalgia and beautiful chaos. With sets that get crowds moving, punters are left humming along to a lil’ rossco track well after waiting for a cab home.

lil’ rossco is a UK born, globally-bred and now London based DJ/producer who delivers his own unique brand of impressive beat-making.
The turntable tactician began his musical career when he first picked up a set of drumsticks at age nine, before progressing to jam sessions in Singapore’s “Little India” district at the age of thirteen.
A longtime Beastie Boys and Cypress Hill fan, lil’ rossco counts Led Zeppelin, Fat Boy Slim and Daft Punk as inspiration for his ever-evolving brand of mixes. Choosing not to be constricted by any one genre, Rossco serves up releases which effortlessly fuse anything from rock, grunge and jazz to electro, metal and blues.
Picking up support slots for Kid Koala, DJ Dexta and James De La Cruz (The Avalanches) the turntable king has also graced the decks at Toff in Town, St Kilda Festival, Good Vibrations and a host
of other pumping venues. Masterfully mixing and seamlessly slicing some of the most complicated sounds, Rossco’s productions can be found in the form of The 27 Club Tribute Album, Chop Suey 1 &amp; 2, Nightmare On Wax Tribute, Windmills DJ Set and various other singles and B-Sides. 
The DJ/producer has a mind that thinks in big beats and catchy tunes and produces tracks based on variety, nostalgia and beautiful chaos. With sets that get crowds moving, punters are left humming along to a lil’ rossco track well after waiting for a cab home.

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