Biography
Mark Wilson and Tim Cole, both trance deejays, pooled their skills to form the Disco Brothers, advancing from London's club circuit to stages across the globe where they entertained lively audiences in Germany, Japan, Australia, and Turkey throughout 2001. The duo scored a huge club success in the UK with their single "Final Frontier", and in August 2002 their collaboration with Darren Styles and Mark Breeze on the Nukleuz DJ Nation project "Take Off" climbed into the national top forty.
Since the early 1990s, Wilson and Cole have partnered to establish themselves at prominent London venues like Sundissential and Slinky. Beyond crafting "Final Frontier" along with the sequel "First Contact", the Disco Brothers handled mixing duties for a pair of Nukleuz releases: Nukleuz In Ibiza from 2001 and Nukleuz Hard Trance in 2003.
Since the early 1990s, Wilson and Cole have partnered to establish themselves at prominent London venues like Sundissential and Slinky. Beyond crafting "Final Frontier" along with the sequel "First Contact", the Disco Brothers handled mixing duties for a pair of Nukleuz releases: Nukleuz In Ibiza from 2001 and Nukleuz Hard Trance in 2003.
Singles
