Wehbba BIOGRAPHY

The dj and producer Rodolfo Wehbba is one of the most important new comers in the brazilian electronic music scene.


In the beginning of 2006 his track “Discotech”, already signed with Concept Records, was included in the mixmag free cd mixed by eddie haliwell (#1 dj in 2005 according to mixmag readers). Wehbba has already been quoted by his friend Dj Preach as one of his favorite producers.


Being a dj since 2001, this former guitar player from Sao Paulo started to get involved with electrtonic music in 1997, when he live for some time in Sidney, Australia. There he could be a part of the rising techno scene and when he got back to Brazil he started to buy records and spin them around. As a producer, his basic styles are mostly techno and electro-techno. In 2004 he released his first album (under the “Oil Filter” alias) for a brazilian label called URBR, named Revoltin’. It was sold out in the first 3 months after the release, which led him to play at the main stage in the biggest brazilian electronic music festival, the Skol Beats. Since then he has played all around the country.


His fisrt solo e.p. released in january 2006, called “Flapin’ my Pie Hole” (Killa Beat Rec. – Germany) was sold out in 2 months and played by djs all around the globe, such as Dj Hell, Felipe, Stephane Signore, and many others, with a great minimal electro remix by Kiddaz.fm’s Dave Shokh.


His project called Hybrid Players (with Claudio I) is also getting recognition by many international artists and has many releases scheduled for 2006. They started to produce some tracks together in 2003 just for fun and never stoped since then. Their “Soul Slow” track reached top 6 in Beatport (digital music online store) and stay for 1 month, amongst big names like Valentino Kanzyani, Marko Nastic, and big labels like Intec.He has also worked with german dj/label owner Christian Fischer, from definition records, and marcelinho cic, from the brazilian new label Audio Family.


He is a member of the cast from labels such as URBR (Brazil), Tropic (Brazil), Lado Z (Brazil), YinYang (England), Concept (Holland), Titanium (Austria), and Killa Beat (Germany).