<\/span><\/h2>\n\nThe techno and house music scene exploded in the early 1990s, and it was then that Dan Curtin’s musical quest took shape.\nOriginally from Cleveland, Ohio, Dan has explored a multitude of styles, producing innovative sounds from Chicago to Detroit to the East Coast.\nSince 1992, when his first releases on 33 RPM Records (Detroit) and Buzz (Belgium) attracted attention, he has launched his own label, Metamorphic Recordings. <\/p>\n\n
Dan Curtin stands out for his refusal to stick to a single style, which has been key to his consistently innovative productions.\nHe has worked with major labels such as Peacefrog, Strictly Rhythm, Sublime and Soma, while his avant-garde approach has earned him the support of heavyweights such as Carl Cox and Carl Craig, among others.\nIn 2003, his creative instincts led him to Berlin, resulting in numerous new releases on young, dynamic labels such as Bass Culture, Saved, Bosconi, and more recently, Steffi’s Dolly Dubs. <\/p>\n\n
With over 70 singles and nine albums to his credit, Dan Curtin remains a refreshingly innovative artist, whether under his own name or under one of his many pseudonyms, such as Purveyors of Fine Funk.\nHis willingness not to be boxed into a single style, and his unique ability to collaborate with artists from many different genres, have enabled him to retain not only his status as an individual in an increasingly competitive music world, but also that of a legend for over two decades. <\/p>\n\n