One of the most talented British music producers of the recent years, Trus’me, tells us about 5 albums and 5 spots he has discovered during his journeys that he found really inspiring.

Gaining inspiration from Beaches he's visited, David James Wolstencroft has a mix series on his soundcloud page

XLR8R have a full stream of the Manchester producer's latest LP.

Carhartt's February radio show comes from David Wolstencroft, showcasing his Prime Numbers label with tracks by himself and Nick Sinna and remixed by Ben Klock, Marcel Dettmann, Norman Nodge, DVS1, Conforce, Ryan Elliot and Terrence Dixon.

Recent RA exchanger - David Wolstencroft mixes tracks from Barker & Baumecker, Skudge, Raudive, Volta Cab and a whole load of Prime Numbers music for the XLR8R podcast series

Prime Numbers' David James Wolstencroft's live 50min set from the Boiler Room. Featuring music from Trevino, Jon Convex, Chiapet, Ben Klock, Hakim Murphy & Gemini.

The groove wizard of Manchester chats with Kopel from Groove N' Vibes while touring the US, unveiling his musical background, key influences, future plans and the last 10 records he bought on Discogs.

Miu Miu have taken Trus'me's "Nars" as their signature track at catwalk shows to promote their Spring and Summer range. Original track here.

Festival head Trus' Me tells fabric's blog that his Croatia-based event should return for 2010 (September 17th-19th) in an alternate location.

The label Prime Numbers has been a fave of Spank! Records since the first 12" was released back in 2008. Its joyous grooves and pure deepness was a breath of fresh air and its founder, Trus'Me, had already hinted at what was to come after his debut LP 'Working Nights' on Fat City was released a year earlier. That album got rave reviews from all over the globe!

The Mancunian producer discusses Kenny Dixon Jr.'s "white suburban kids, sampling black music all the time" comment, and chats about his forthcoming In The Red LP with the Zero" blog.