Trentemøller

	Trentemøller is different
	Chart positions ; Explanation of the data
	Albums
	The Last Resort
	The Trentemøller Chronicles
	Into the Great Wide Yonder
	Lost
	Fixion
	Obverse
	Singles
	Rykketid
	Moan (feat. Ane Trolle)
	Nam Nam

Anders Trentemøller (born October 16, 1974 in Vordingborg , Denmark ) is a Danish musician and producer who mainly releases on his own label "In My Room".

life and work

Trentemøller moved to Copenhagen in the early 1990s to start a rock band. In 2003, Trentemøller appeared for the first time with a publication with the self-titled Trentemøller EP . For the piece Le Champagne contained on it , he received the award "Upfront Release Of The Year" at the Danish DJ Awards 2004.

In 2005 he received the “Producer Of The Year” award in Denmark and was voted the best newcomer of 2005 by readers of Groove magazine . In the same poll, his piece Polar Shift was voted one of the best pieces of the year and his remix for Yoshimoto's Du What U Du was voted one of the best remixes of the year. His Yoshimoto remix was one of the great club hits of 2005 and was subsequently licensed and reissued by several record labels.

At the end of 2005, Trentemøller delivered the remix of Röyksopp 's What Else Is There? another club hit that was listed in countless DJ charts shortly after its release . After further remix orders, Trentemøller was finally allowed to edit the piece Sodom by the Pet Shop Boys .

Since 2005 Trentemøller has released Poker Flat Recordings on Steve Bug's label Poker . Since 2007 he has been performing alongside his DJ sets with the support of a live band, such as at the Roskilde Festival 2009 and as a support act for Depeche Mode .

On May 28, 2010 the album Into the Great Wide Yonder was released , which reached number 37 in the German album charts . In 2013 the third studio album, Lost , was released, which hit the German, Austrian and Swiss album charts. The album Fixion was released in 2016. The one-hour YouTube film, The Science of Fixion , followed a year later and documents the creation process of the album.

Trentemøller wrote the electronic theme music for the television series Halt and Catch Fire (four seasons, 2014 to 2017). Here he created a connection between electronic sound ideas from pop music from the 1980s and electronic styles from the 2010s.

Discography (selection)

Studio albums

2006: The Last Resort (Poker Flat)
2010: Into the Great Wide Yonder (In My Room)
2013: Lost (In My Room)
2016: Fixion (In My Room)
2019: Obverse (In My Room)

Live album

2013: Live in Copenhagen (In My Room)

Compilations

2007: The Trentemøller Chronicles (Audiomatique Recordings)
2009: Harbor Boat Trips - 01: Copenhagen by Trentemøller (hfn music)
2010: The Trigbag Chronicles (Native Records)
2011: Reworked / Remixed (In My Room)
2011: LateNightTales (LateNightTales)
2014: Lost Reworks (In My Room)
2018: arbor Boat Trips Vol. 02: Copenhagen by Trentemøller (hfn music)

Singles and EPs

2003: Trentemøller EP (Naked)
2004: Beta Boy (Out Of Orbit)
2004: Physical Fraction (Poker Flat)
2005: Kink (3rd Floor)
2005: Polar Shift (Poker Flat)
2005: Serenetti (Tic Tac Toe)
2005: Sunstroke (Poker Flat)
2006: Nam Nam EP (Poker Flat)
2006: Rykketid (Audiomatique)
2006: Always Something Better (Poker Flat)
2006: Trendsetta
2006: African People (Nam Nam)
2007: Moan (Poker Flat)
2007: Moan (Dub & Instrumental) (Poker Flat)
2007: Take Me into Your Skin (Nudisco Edit) (Poker Flat)
2007: An Evening with Bobi Bros
2007: The Trentemøller Chronicles (Audiomatique)
2008: Miss You (Audiomatique)
2008: Live in Concert EP (Roskilde Festival 2007) (Poker Flat)
2008: Vamp / Miss You Remixes (Poker Flat)
2010: Sycamore Feeling (In My Room)
2010: ... Even Though You're with Another Girl (In My Room)
2010: Silver Surfer, Ghost Rider Go !!! (In My Room)
2011: Shades of Marble (In My Room)
2012: My Dreams (In My Room)
2013: Never Stop Running (In My Room)
2013: Candy Tongue (In My Room)
2014: Gravity (In My Room)
2014: Deceive (In My Room)
2016: River in Me (In My Room)
2016: Redifine (In My Room)
2016: Complicated (In My Room)
2017: One Eye Open (In My Room)
2017: Hands Down feat. jennylee (In My Room)
2018: Transformer Man (hfn music)
2019: Sleeper (hfn music)
2019: In the Garden (hfn music)
2019: Try a Little (hfn music)

Individual evidence

↑ Chart sources: Denmark - Germany - Switzerland
↑ Trentemøller. Retrieved July 27, 2017 .
^ Trentemøller Discusses Every Track on His New Album, “Fixion” . In: Bandcamp Daily . September 1, 2016 ( bandcamp.com [accessed November 3, 2018]).
^ Trentemøller: Trentemøller: The Science of Fixion (a music documentary). September 16, 2017, accessed November 3, 2018 .
^ "Halt & Catch Fire" Theme Song by Trentemøller . In: Visions from the Roof . ( visionsfromtheroof.com [accessed November 3, 2018]).
^ ^A ^b Trentemøller's next album, Fixion, due in September. In: Resident Advisor. Retrieved May 24, 2016 .

Web links

Commons : Trentemøller - collection of images, videos and audio files

Official website trentemoller.com
Trentemøller at Discogs (English)
Works by and about Trentemøller in the catalog of the German National Library
Trentemøller at laut.de

personal data
SURNAME	Trentemøller
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Trentemøller, Anders (real name); Businessman (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Danish techno and house producer
DATE OF BIRTH	October 16, 1974
PLACE OF BIRTH	Vordingborg , Denmark

[charts-1] Chart sources: Denmark - Germany - Switzerland

[2] Trentemøller. Retrieved July 27, 2017 .

[3] Trentemøller Discusses Every Track on His New Album, “Fixion” . In: Bandcamp Daily . September 1, 2016 ( bandcamp.com [accessed November 3, 2018]).

[4] Trentemøller: Trentemøller: The Science of Fixion (a music documentary). September 16, 2017, accessed November 3, 2018 .

[5] "Halt & Catch Fire" Theme Song by Trentemøller . In: Visions from the Roof . ( visionsfromtheroof.com [accessed November 3, 2018]).

[:0-6] A ^b Trentemøller's next album, Fixion, due in September. In: Resident Advisor. Retrieved May 24, 2016 .