There are more than one artist with the name Gatekeeper. 1) The macabre electronic duo Gatekeeper hails from Chicago. http://www.myspace.com/iiigatekeeperiii 2) Gatekeeper aka Will Scott Cree is an experimental Dubstep producer/DJ who forms part of Bristol's current crop of forward thinking electronic artists. His sound is deep, melodic and atmospheric, with a strong emphasis on originality and bass and drums that groove. ...show more

There are more than one artist with the name Gatekeeper. 1) The macabre electronic duo Gatekeeper hails from Chicago. http://www.myspace.com/iiigatekeeperiii 2) Gatekeeper aka Will Scott Cree is an experimental Dubstep producer/DJ who forms part of Bristol's current crop of forward thinking electronic artists. His sound is deep, melodic and atmospheric, with a strong emphasis on originality and bass and drums that groove.

Gatekeeper had his first 12", titled "Tomb", released on the now legendary Skull Disco label, which was co-written with producer/DJ Appleblim. Since then he has gone on to release a solo 12" for Peverelist's Punch Drunk label, had a track featured on Soul Jazz compilation Steppas' Delight and a collaboration with Komonazmuk titled Cheeky Herbert featured on Tempa's Dubstep Allstars 6, mixed by Appleblim. Will was also one of the 12 producers whose music was featured on Mary Anne Hobbs' "Bristol: Rise Up" special on Radio One. Other releases include Hades/Tomb VIP on Immerse Recordings and Which Way/Truth In the Booth (featuring Grilza) on M4 Recordings.

Blip/Vansan(Gatekeeper remix) saw a release on 'If symptoms Persist' with the A-side featuring on Surgeon's Fabric mix. Recently Will's infamous Ignite(feat. Dread MC & Grilza)/Raw Tones, backed with remixes from Statix and Asa & Koan Sound, finally saw the light of day on Bristol's finest, Screwloose Records. Remixes include Wedge's "Overfiend" and Dubkasm's "Respek-I-Spek" (feat. ...show less