Old school nickname.

Not as a dance artist yet. But I'm not stage shy.

Biggest revolution ever in music distribution.

Haha, like yeah, on fair terms, but I'd rather sign to an independent or set up my own label.

I used to be in a band or few, many years ago. I have gained experience as a live sound engineer, and some experience of live session and studio recording too.

I've DJ'd live online, at pubs and at parties. Earlier days the DJing was right across the range of commercial Dance genres. Over the last year or two, I have been developing a more underground style, championing quirky, raw talent. My natural DJ style is to mix up allsorts of styles, but I still try to maintain a flow to the mix.

The last few years I have gradually found myself more drawn to production, beginning on CoolEdit pro, moving on to Reason Adapted, then Ableton Live Delta. February 08, I've got a new PC setup, and I'm getting to grips with Reaper production software.

My biggest influences are the DJs I've heard live in clubs. They inspired me to take up DJing. But my musical influences are much too diverse to summarise. I was lucky to be exposed to a wide range of music, from many directions, from as early as I can remember.

Manchester

Reaper 2.55, Reason Adapted for M-Audio, Ableton Live Delta 2.1.1, Cool Edit Pro 1.2, G-Force Hybrid Synth VSTi, GMulti VST, Voxengo Boogex VST, Elogoxa X-CITA VST, Edirol PCR-300 MIDI keyboard, TOA J1 vocal mic, & my vocal chords.