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Ron Deacon is as much a constant figure as he is a well-kept secret in our Electronic music Scene. Despite his long-term influence in shaping the immensely lively club scene of his native city Leipzig, the 30-something DJ does not like to make a fuzz about his person. This is still true in light of his increasing importance as House-Producer. For him, what matters is the music. And it has mattered since his childhood. He discovered Motown, Quincy Jones, The Jacksons 5 and Herbie Hancock early on. And the fact of being nearly deaf on one ear, never distracted from his enthusiasm about this music’s energy. He spun his first records on school radio going against and putting a new twist on the mainstream music of his teenage fellows. While the latter could not quite follow him, he managed to get behind the spinning tables of various clubs and bars in Leipzig at the early age of 14 – back then still under the name Deep Lady and now with a mix of Nu Jazz, House and 2Step. In 2000 he began experimenting with his own productions along similar musical lines. In 2006 his first Monopolan-EP “Coughing Is Good” came out under the (no longer existing) Leipzig House-Label Polish Records. In the following years Ron Deacon fine-tuned his musical style increasingly in the direction of Deep House with influences from Soul, Jazz and Disco. 2010 brought a renewed push forward when Deacon’s track “Untitled” on the mini-compilation “Workshop 10” under Lowtec’s label Workshop Records brought the musician broad international attention. Ever since, Deacon officially belongs to the Workshop-Crew together with other artists like Move D, Even Tuell and Kassem Mosse. Only few months later his first own EP “Secret Garden” followed under the name Ron Deacon on Farside Records, an EP produced together with the singer The Kat. With a remix by Lowtec, Deacon completes the full circle back to Workshop. Two additional important waypoints mark Deacon’s musical rejuvenation: a remix for Leipzig’s Deep House legend Frankman and a workshop-track on the Move D-Mix-CD, which was a supplement to the German Musicmagazine “Groove”.
Ron Deacon is deeply embedded in Leipzig’s scene in yet another way: as Boss of Staubsauger aka Saug-Stauber, an alternative bar and club in the centre of Leipzig’s bustling Suedvorstadt.

RELEASE:

Monopolan - coughing is good - Polish Rec. 09
Various Artists - workshop 10 - Workshop Rec.
Ron Deacon feat Kat - secret garden - Farside 16
Ron Deacon - Tune In // Sunday Walk Ep - Falkplatz_Daten
Ron Deacon - The Rythm - Aim 005
Ron Deacon - Electronic music Ep - Phil Rec.
Ron Deacon - Flying High Ep - Team Rec.
RDF - true! - O*rs Rec.
RDF - code ep - RDF Music
Ron Deacon - temptation ep - Farside Rec.
Ron Deacon - fall in love ep - Oh Yeah
Ron Deacon - tea for two - Slim Mag

Remixes

Frankman & Jayeff - love_thang ( Ron Deacon_Remix ) - Fmd01
Philogresz - move me ( Ron Deacon´s Dirty Dope Dub ) - ProgCity Deep Trax
Philogresz - move me ( Ron Deacon´s Piano Club mix ) - ProgCity Deep Trax
Oren Bi - under sleeve ( Ron Deacon´s Dope Dub ) - Elevation Records
Damian Zala - trinqui under the rain - Ron Deacon Remix - Rowtag Rec.