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► "One of the island's best known and best loved resident DJs"
- Ibiza Spotlight

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Jamie Gittins is a DJ, Producer & Promoter whose skills and popularity have become synonymous with Ibiza and have made him a very well respected name in the UK & right across the globe. 

His productions have found support from the likes of Maceo Plex, DJ Sneak, Carl Cox, Steve Lawler, Roger Sanchez, System of Survival, 2000 and One, Luna City Express and more on labels such as Novo Music, Cr2 Records, MiMo Music, Clubbed Up Recordings and Suite Music.  

Under his new Spaghetti Legs alias Jamie has remixed for the likes of legendary Milan based Funk/Jazz label Record Kicks and regularly gives away his special Disco re-jiggles (re-edits) he produces for his sets.

The past few years have seen Jamie tour Australia, Asia, UAE, Mexico, The Middle East, Europe and everywhere in between whilst regularly playing at parties & top venues up and down the UK. A hugely popular Ibiza profile and two successful Ibiza club brands has seen Jamie spend 11 summers on the White Isle enjoying residencies & guest sets at the major clubs on the island, including; Amnesia, Space, Privilege, Eden & Es Paradis.

He’s played for many of Ibiza’s biggest brands like Carl Cox & Friends, Cream, Manumission, Meganite, Tiesto/The Electrik Playground, The Face of Ibiza and Pete Tongs Wonderland parties among many others, as well as being resident and promoting his own Filthy Gorgeous & Disco Bomb branded parties on the island. 

Jamie & the parties he promotes have received astounding feedback and write-ups in the music press, both in print and online, including: DJ Mag, Mixmag, The Music Industry Manual, 3D World (Sydney), Scene (Brisbane), M8 Magazine, One Week To Live, OK Magazine (Middle East), Time Out (UK & Dubai), Our House Mag, RPM Magazine, Partysan Magazine, Ibiza-Spotlight.com, 4Clubbers.net, Dontstayin.com, Ibiza Voice.com, Inthemix.com.au & Tilllate.com.

“... Sullivan plays not just the upright bass strings but the bass itself, throwing himself into the performance not to draw the spotlight, but to impart a palpable joie de vive to go with his rhythmic, rippling (think Charlie Haden, somewhat) bass tones." 
~ Mark Keresman, JazzReview.com

“…Sullivan’s a bassist whose authoritative and bluesy bending’s of the notes honor his affection for legends such as Slam Stewart as well as Ray Brown.” ~ Jazz Journalist Association

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