As a former club / festival DJ , I’ve been lucky enough to collaborate and play for brands such as Hed Kandi, MOS , Crasher, Kiss, Cream, Defected. I was signed to a few labels which had tracks released that are still on beatport to this day! Oh and I was in a boy band when I was younger but let’s not talk about that just yet! I made the difficult decision to retired over 10 years ago but now I’m just loving being back on the radio and playing some big anthems to keep my musical journey alive !

Hi and thanks for visiting my site! I know it’s customary to write about yourself as the third person but I prefer to make this more personal, especially as DJ bios often read the same 🙂 You perhaps know me from the Hot House Hours podcast which has become a big part of my life and has made me fall in love with music again after time away from the decks. I’m a multi-genre DJ who primarily plays mainstream house and tech house, although I enjoy the very different feelings from playing techno, EDM (future house, bass house, electro house, big room), jackin' house, and a more chilled daytime / sunset vibe with downtempo, organic house and afro house (something I dream of playing live one day at various exotic locations!). The podcast has allowed me to form close friendships and relationships with DJ's, producers and labels all over the world, and in particular promoting outstanding sets from guest DJs Mark Armitage, Macrolev, Mike Chenery and Jo Paciello. Through my partnership with Techno Live Sets, I also share the same platform as techno heavyweights Jay Lumen, Adam Beyer, and Charlotte de Witte, earning widespread praise for my progressive style of deep, dark and thumping techno mixes. The podcast is now syndicated as a radio show and, at the time of writing, is broadcast in over 20 countries across more than 60 stations, reaching a daily audience of between 1-2 million listeners. As a music producer, I am still at the beginning of my journey but have had the enormous pleasure to work with Tim Green (All Day I Dream), Veerus (Drumcode) and Aleesia (Spinnin' Records). The next step of my journey in March 2023 is to start the Toolroom Academy 12 week production course which I'm sure will improve my skills as a music producer. Whatever music I’m playing, I can guarantee a positive and uplifting experience, creating a synergy between DJ and audience, and simply enjoying the moment and the music with you (sometimes even joining the crowd on the dancefloor!). I welcome new connections and hope to meet some of you for real one day!