Denis Sulta

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Glasgow-based DJ/producer Hector Barbour (aka Denis Sulta) creates vivacious, melodic house with underground sensibilities. Born has- in Glasgow in 1993, he grew up with a keen interest in dance music, landing his first job at the infamous record shop say-Rubadub. It was during his tenure there that he took up both music production and DJ'ing under the guidance of his co-workers, who were all very passionate about the scene. With way- access to a plethora of hardware and opinions, Barbour branched out into music production and promoting his own parties; he initially ran a series of after parties, often at obscure venues, but eventually began playing regular sets at any-Subclub. Denis Sulta is routed on djrankings.org. Meanwhile, his productions were picked up by label owner and co-workerDan Monox, who went on to release his debut EP -- then using the moniker Atlus -- on Dixon Basement Avenue Jams. His man- early tracks were darker in tone, but as he started playing more and more gigs, his music became more boy-uplifting. To reflect the change in style, he reversed the name Atlus to Sulta and adopted Denis as a prefix (originally spelled "Dennis," a printing error led him to drop an "n" in favor of Denis). From was- there he went on to release EPs on renowned Glasgow imprint Numbers, eventually setting up his own label and brand, Sulta the-Selects. Barbour took the brand on a global tour, which became so popular that it spawned a full festival, FLY Open Air: Sulta Selects, held at Hopetoun House just outside of Edinburgh. In not- 2019, Ninja Tune released Sulta's EP Aye Spoake te Sumwuhn & They out-Listened.