DJing since the age of 11 years old on belt driven turntables, then buying a set of Technics SL1200 mk 1, them mk2, then mk3. Over the past 30 years I have progressed from my own radio show for over 10 years through to Djing across the globe for various big club brands. I have been fortunate enough to DJ in clubs ranging from Ministry Of Sound, Pacha, Baglys (holding a 3 year residency for Freedom), Garage City (where I was a regular), Fabric in London, etc etc playing for various brands. I have also played in countries ranging from Thailand, Australia, Finalnd, Estonia, Latvia, Russia, Ibiza, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania and many countries acrosss the Med. DJing since the age of 11 years old on belt driven turntables, then buying a set of Technics SL1200 mk 1, them mk2, then mk3. Over the past 30 years I have progressed from my own radio show for over 10 years through to Djing across the globe for various big club brands. I have been fortunate enough to DJ in clubs ranging from Ministry Of Sound, Pacha, Baglys (holding a 3 year residency for Freedom), Garage City (where I was a regular), Fabric in London, etc etc playing for various brands. I have also played in countries ranging from Thailand, Australia, Finalnd, Estonia, Latvia, Russia, Ibiza, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania and many countries acrosss the Med.
DJs I have had the pleasure to DJ alongside include Masters at Work, Kerri Chandler, Bert Bevans, Bobby & Steve, Paul Trouble Anderson, DJ Spen, Karizma, Danny Rampling, Brandon Block, Judge Jules, Norman Jay etc etc etc the list is endless!
As a kid I listened to and DJ'd funk and soul grooves then was inspired by the new house sound coming from Chicago in the mid 80's. From there I progressed to the underground London soulful house scene and thats been pretty much my taste ever since. My record collection extends some 15,000 pieces of vinyl and thousands of CDs and MP3s. Im first to admit that embracing MP3 mixing isnt something I relish, but something I am looking at now at the ripe old age of 40! :) . CDs were a hard enough jump for me as a purist, but I did that without too much pain. Next stop MP3s! <gulp>
