Biography
Bristol, Avon, England. Warren worked in various part-time jobs before pursuing his DJing career, initially at Bristol clubs Most Excellent and Venus in the mid-80s. It was here that he caught the ear of fellow Bristolians, Massive Attack, who liked his musical eclecticism and invited him to support them on a US tour. He also remixed a bestselling Les Negresses Vertes track when Massive Attack were unable to do it, helping to establish his name as a skilled DJ producer. In collaboration with Jody Wisternoff, he was signed by Cream’s James Barton to Deconstruction Records. As Way Out West they have released a string of acclaimed and commercially successful singles, including ‘Ajare’, ‘Domination’, ‘The Gift’ and ‘Blue’, and an album, 1997’s Way Out West. Warren’s residency at the Cream club in Liverpool, alongside Paul Oakenfold, helped him establish his DJing credentials as a purveyor of intelligent, funky...
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