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Jody Wisternoff
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| Bartholemew |
Holy i never knew his history, the different styles he used to play. How old is he now? just wondered when this biog. was written. Anyone know what happened to his brother?
At 26 years old, Jody Wisternoff of Way Out West is something of a seasoned veteran. With an impressive career that spans 11 years to date, Jody has achieved commerical success and critical acclaim as a producer, remixer and DJ. In the late '80s, legendary Bristol duo Smith and Mighty opened up their studio to two very young kids who went by the name of Tru Funk Posse (comprised of Jody and his younger brother Sam). These two self-taught, pre-pubescent hip hoppers had already produced a hefty handful of tracks utilizing one of the first-ever computer based drum machines which ran on the ZX Spectrum, the classic rubber-keyed computer which is best remembered for games such as "Jet Set Willie" and "Attic Attack." With a modified belt-driven record deck, the older member of T.F.P. (not yet a teenager) learned to imitate the hip hop DJs of the time who were still inventing and mastering the art for themselves.
Under Smith and Mighty's Three Stripe Label, the two youngsters released a well-received single as well as accepted gigs anywhere the bouncers would let them through the door. They even broke through to the finals in one of the first-ever DMC championships while receiving national notoriety from mags such as The Face, Hip Hop Connection and I.D. Who was responsible for the musical side of the operation? None other than a pre-teen Jody Wisternoff who, as well as filling the world's most illustrious dance floors, is also half of one of house music's most progressive acts - Way Out West.
During the early '90s Jody could be seen behind the decks at massive raves like Universe. In addition, he acquired a 3-yr. residency at Bristol's seminal Lakota Club. He was also found collaborating with Die of Roni Size's Full Cycle Crew. The duo (first known as Tru Funk then as Sublove) released several records including 4 am which, to this day is regarded as an underground house classic.
Currently, Jody visits the US monthly to play places such as the notorious Viper Room in Los Angeles, San Francisco's Spundae, Buzz Club in Washington, D.C., Miami's Space and Hyperia in Houston. His current UK DJ exploits include various one-off's across the country and regular slots at Bristol's Cafe Blue and Creation in addition to monthly trips to Guernsey and various European guest slots. In the past few years, he has also traveled to Asia, Australia, South America, Mexico and Canada spreading the Way out West sound far & wide. Jody has released two mix cd's on Kickin' Records (E-scension 1 & 2), and one on Bliss Recordings (Way Out There). |
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| DJ_Massive |
| quote: | Originally posted by Bartholemew
Anyone know what happened to his brother?
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Nick Warren's forthcoming Global Underground 028 CD contains a track called "Fat Cat Track" by SJ Esau which is in fact produced by Jody's brother Sam Wisternoff |
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| sooper |
| His sets are spectacular!! full of melody and at the same time sooo groovy |
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| tranceaddict991 |
| i cant wait to see him in a week or two |
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| Floorfiller |
| jody is a great dj...i wish we had more sets from him. definitely a class act in the industry... |
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| Porky |
| quote: | Originally posted by tranceaddict991
i cant wait to see him in a week or two |
sounds awesome with Omi singing the vocals live.. wow!
stars and the mooon.... |
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| vinnie97 |
He's way overdue for a follow-up mix CD, last one being in 2001 (Way Out There), probably around the time that bio was updated.
That "Fat Cat Track" also receives the Jody WOW remix treatment on GU28, fittingly enough. |
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| Miss Lizzie |
| Ummmm He's THE BEST heheheh:D |
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| Geoff |
| jody and nick own :haha: |
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| Miss Lizzie |
| quote: | Originally posted by Geoff
jody and nick own :haha: |
You know where it's at!
That new GU is effin HAWT:crazy: |
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| Geoff |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ_Massive
Nick Warren's forthcoming Global Underground 028 CD contains a track called "Fat Cat Track" by SJ Esau which is in fact produced by Jody's brother Sam Wisternoff |
that first track on cd1 is tunage
the way out west track def owns also
and starecase - sunshine :tongue2
def pickin this up when it comes out |
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| tranceaddict991 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Porky
sounds awesome with Omi singing the vocals live.. wow!
stars and the mooon.... |
i wish it was WOW but instead its jody next week and three weeks later nick both for dj sets |
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