Glenn Morrison (DJ)

rdf:langString Glenn Morrison (DJ)

rdf:langString Glenn Morrison

rdf:langString Glenn Morrison

rdf:langString Fall From Grace, Dying Light, Ambient Wave, Wolfe, Sony, Universal, EMI, Ministry of Sound, Bedrock, Extinct, Mau5trap, Songbird, Robbins Entertainment, Pokerflat, Hope, Time

rdf:langString Toronto, Ontario, Canada

rdf:langString Glenn Morrison (born September 12, 1985) is a Canadian DJ and record producer from Toronto, Ontario. As a producer, he is best known for his tracks, "Contact", "No Sudden Moves", "Colourblind", and "Goodbye," that struck Billboard charts globally. As a DJ and performer he entertains with melodic progressive house and big-room club sounds. Morrison has had the support of DJs varying from John Digweed and Richie Hawtin to Pete Tong, David Guetta and Tiesto and has performed around the world with over 400 shows. Morrison has created over 100 tracks which have been put out on over 700 compilations. His productions and remixes have been released on numerous labels including Sony, Universal, EMI, Ministry of Sound, Bedrock, Extinct, Mau5trap, Songbird, Robbins Entertainment, Pokerflat, Hope and Time. Morrison is the owner and founder of Alpine Mastering, a mastering studio located in Toronto, Ontario. The studio offers a number of services from Music Production, Mixing and Mastering. Through Alpine Mastering, Morrison has worked on sound design for video game companies like Nintendo, EA Sports, Activision and Rockstar. A partnership with IMAX for electronic music focused on sound-scoring live theatre visuals. Morrison and IMAX unveiled this concept with a 3 part show series at the 2012 ComicCon . Morrison also ran Morrison Recordings which designed, developed, manufactured, marketed, sublicensed and supported a wide range of mediums, from music to print services. Over 400 records have been released on Morrison Recordings over the course of five years and 95 releases with artists including deadmau5, 16 Bit Lolitas, Gutterstylz, Robert Babicz, Charley May and Redanka. In 2016, Morrison Recordings was closed down in order to allow Morrison the time and ability to create and run four new record labels - Dying Light Records, Fall From Grace Records, Ambient Wave Records, and Wolfe Records. Each label caters to different stylistic sensibilities and headspaces.