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“For as long as I can remember, dance music has always been a part of my life.
My mother worked as a bartender in the nightclub scene and I would check in
with her after school during happy hour. She would let me select music on the
jukebox, at that time my favorite artists were Herbie Hancock, Boosy Collins,
Parliament Funkadelics, Frankie Beverly & Maze. Shortly thereafter the birth Dj
Roberto Q. Ingram began.

The early 90s brought Ingram deeper into the house scene where he began
refining his sound. Holding residencies at the Hollywood Palace, Spice, The
Mayan and a plethora of LA venues solidified Ingram’s club stature, while
spinning at large parties such as Tribal Gathering and Moon Tribe.Relocating
in 1995 to Munich, Germany, Ingram’s sound began to evolve. „I have more
flexibility in my music now. Europe has put the electronic in my funky American
music style, making it more interesting.“In the past five years Ingram has done a tremendous amount of event and club work across Europe & the
US, with a heavy concentration in Austria, USA (Boston, New York), Croatia,
Czechoslovakia and of course, throughout Europe.

He has performed at the Valkana Beach Festival 1996-2002, Berlin Love
Parade, an important milestone in any DJ’s career. Ingram has also partaken
in the annual Mayday festival, for which was featured on the 1998 album of the
same name.

In addition Roberto has been drawn into the production slightly advanced
dance music, a logical progression which has seen him gaining momentum
and the respect of his peers. In 1999 Roberto in collaborations with Alex Flatner was responsible for numerous successful detroit influenced techno/house such as:

- The Single “So what ya sayin” on Parasound Munich
- The Single “This is Yabada” on Equator Records
- The Single “Rectus EP” and “Mak´n Moves EP” on Black Nation
-The Track “Da Comin” and “Rectus EP” on Black Nation was also remixed by Jay Denham.

In 2003 Roberto in collaboration with longtime friend Stephan Riedel unleashed
the massive deep house classic "Transcend" on Exun, Germany, In the summer of 2010 Om records label manager Al Velilla, requested that Mr. Ingram perform vocals for the tech house hit single "Come Into The Light" produced by Madrid natives
Javier and Luis Garayalde Aka Wagon Cookin. Now in 2011 - 2012 Production and Remixing has priority over all for Roberto.

Roberto Q. Ingram   Roberto Ingram, Munich, Germany

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  • DJ Mixes 10 tracks, 11.21.41 Roberto Q. Ingram on November 11, 2011 10:09

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    1. 1. Freerotation Festival July 22-25 Special 1.36.55 218 plays
    2. 2. Decisive Podcast Episode 10 Celebration Of Life Special Edition 1.12.11 171 plays
    3. 3. Decisive Podcast Series Episode 9 1.08.32 107 plays
    4. 4. April 19, 2010 Decisive Dj Mix 1.02.52 268 plays 126.0 BPM
    5. 5. Decisive 7 "Special Edition" 2010 Dj MIx by Roberto Q. Ingram 1.07.59 246 plays 127.0 BPM
    6. 6. Decisive 6 mix by Roberto Ingram 1.05.10 30 plays
    7. 7. Decisive Podcast Segment 5 1.01.17 271 plays 125.0 BPM
    8. 8. Decisive Podcast Segment 4 1.05.50 248 plays 126.0 BPM
    9. 9. Decisive Podcast Segment Two 1.00.46 106 plays 126.0 BPM
    10. 10. "Decisive" Podcast Segment One 1.00.04 314 plays
    1. 1. Decisive Podcast Episode 10 Celebration Of Life Special Edition 1.12.11 171 plays
  • Decisive Podcast Episode 9 1 track, 1.08.32 Roberto Q. Ingram on July 13, 2010 07:27

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  • Decisive Podcast Episode 8 Dj Mix 1 track, 1.02.52 Roberto Q. Ingram on July 13, 2010 07:26

    1. 1. April 19, 2010 Decisive Dj Mix 1.02.52 268 plays 126.0 BPM
    1. 1. Decisive 7 "Special Edition" 2010 Dj MIx by Roberto Q. Ingram 1.07.59 246 plays 127.0 BPM

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