Techno titans Alan Fitzpatrick and Rebūke - aka Reuben Keeney - almost cracked the ground in two with an explosive B2B set at Terminal V last month. And thanks to DJMag, you can now experience the wall rattling energy of Scotland's largest electronic music event. Terminal V returned on Easter weekend and featured an array of global talent from Amelie Lens to Reinier Zonneveld, I Hate Models, and beyond.

Fitzpatrick and Keeney have collaborated before, playing a live B2B mix on Drumcode Radio in February, and releasing “Ultimate Distortion” in 2020. Based on Keeney’s Instagram, it looks like another collaborative track is in the works.











Born and raised in Southampton, UK, Alan Fitzpatrick churns out floor filling big-room techno aplenty. He runs a highly influential techno imprint of his own, We Are The Brave, and has maintained a close relationship with Adam Beyer’s Drumcode label for years.

Rebūke emerged from the Irish underground scene. Drawing inspiration from techno, house, and rave records from the early 90’s, he’s a frequent feature of the Beatport Top 10. After being named as one of three Future Fire BBC Radio 1 stars of 2019, he’s received regular rotation from the likes of Pete Tong, Annie Mac, Danny Howard, Mistajam, and Monki.



Fitzpatrick’s touring schedule remains as busy as ever, with appearances at Smolna in Warsaw and SAGA Festival in Bucharest. Keeney has just started his Australia/New Zealand tour. He's also set to play at many festivals and clubs in the coming months, including Life 22 Festival in Westmeath, Ireland, and Brooklyn Mirage in New York.



Early Bird Tickets are on sale for Terminal V 2023.





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Alan Fitzpatrick B2B Rebūke Live From Terminal V:

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Alan Fitzpatrick and Rebūke’s Seismic Set from Terminal V

Achieving icon status in the techno community is no easy feat but Southampton native Alan Fitzpatrick makes it look that way. The producer has been banging out chart-toppers since 2009 and doesn’t show any signs of slowing down. In his 

 on the Will Clarke Podcast, he mentions being 15 and using a fake ID to get into local nightclubs which is when he first started seeing DJs play. He talks about saving up money to purchase a pair of turntables from the record shop which was the beginning of a life-long career of putting out highly acclaimed music.

Fitzpatrick signed to Drumcode, the Swedish techno label run by Adam Beyer, around 2007 under which he was regularly putting out techno bangers, in addition to releasing experimental electronica and house hits under his alias 

. However, Fitzpatrick doesn’t just stop at producing, he is an intense propagator of the discovery and distribution of new music. He launched his own multi-faceted record label, We Are the Brave, in 2016 with the intention of shining a light on producers he thought had potential. We Are The Brave continues to sign not only up-and-comers but also well-established artists to its label. The company also produces clothing and events. In 2019, Fitzpatrick chose to take his record label to the next level by launching a smaller label under it, 

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After over a decade of building up his reputation, Fitzpatrick has performed alongside some of the world’s biggest producers, brought the house down at hundreds of international festivals, and has managed to carve out his own personal niche within the techno genre. Fitzpatrick has reached audiences all over the world with his unique sound and ability to get an entire room moving.

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Luca Rizzello