Rob Tissera
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Rob Tissera is a British disc jockey and producer born in 1966 in Milton Keynes. He achieved professional recognition for a musical style characterized as hard house and hard trance. Tissera achieved professional recognition for performing as a disc jockey at the rave Love Decade in Leeds (1990) where he was sentenced to 3 months in custody for inciting a riot. His recording career began with the track "Kick Up the Volume" (1996) which reached number 84 in the United Kingdom and number 5 on the UK Dance chart. Tissera achieved professional recognition for the ensemble Quake with the musician Ian Bland and the track "The Day Will Come" (1998) featuring the musician Marcia Rae, which reached number 53 in the United Kingdom and number 3 on the UK Dance chart. He achieved professional recognition for releasing recordings under the name Circle City through the label Warp. His discography included the track "Stay" (2004) with the musicians Vinylgroover and Red which reached number 61 in the United Kingdom and number 9 on the UK Dance chart. Tissera achieved professional recognition for performing at the festivals Global Gathering, Creamfields, and Homelands and promoting the club night Kissdafunk. He achieved professional recognition for recording an Essential Mix for BBC Radio 1 (2004). Tissera's recording career included the compilation recording GoodGreef Album 2 (2004) which reached number 77 in the United Kingdom and the compilation recording Kissdafunk (2007) which reached number 56.
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