  More of a promoter and ambassador for the "scene" than your quintessential D.J.  That said I've been playing gigs since Technics 1200s were the industry standard(i still own my entire record collection, well into the 1000s).  I am not a format snob, quite the opposite.  I currently use Serato with and akai launch pad which can probably do allot more than I use it for but I'm happy with it.
  I was introduced to Techno around 1990, in the highlands of Scotland but didnt start getting involved in D.J.ing ntill the early 90s when I joined a couple crews in Reno, Nevada (SourceTribe/Fallout Shelter).  This is where I fell inlove with the music but fell out of love with the cut throat politics of "the scene".  Lots of people screwing each other out of gigs, friends turning on friends.  Thats when I decided to allways be positive even in the face of negativity.  On new years eve 2000 I moved to Seattle, WA and worked with my homie Sean Wood at legendary after hours club SUPER HIGHWAY.  Easily the most underground, debaucherous and educating page in my history.  This is where I cut my teeth in the industry and fine tuned my style as a Techno/breakbeat d.j.    In 2002 I returned to Scotland hopping to continue my successes but found the scens to be very insular.  I did have a couple nights a week I played in Bars, most notably Hectors, Comely Bank RD, Edinburgh.  I also met some seriously good people from the Highland based Jungle Palace crew.  Aiden Travers, a younger brother to some of my old friends from back in the day had emerged as a great house dj and we would often tag back and forth at any given house party.  Returning to the states in 2005 I felt that my experiences had set me a part from many of the people who had stayed in reno and this ability to evolve with the ever changing scenes helped me keep in what I beleive to be the forefront of nightlife in Reno, Nevada.  I helped build and d.j.ed many a night at Tonic lounge which is still there to this day (although under new owners) and is definatly a must see in Reno, if you like all night drinking and wild times.  Then helped open and bartended Renos first Mega Club, 210 North, where I often played after hours shows in the Lounge bar.  Finally, probably the highlight to date would be opening, operating and managing WURK nightclub which was an absolut dream come true.  I cant tell you all the amazing acts we had through those doors!  From Freak Nast to Doc Martin, From Zeds Dead to PANTy Raid.  We also wre a lounch pad for many acts that I'm very proud to have had a part in bringing to the scene.  I still play house parties now and then but Im concentrating on college back here in Glasgow.  You might see me checking out Optimo at the Subclub or Eclair Fifi at the Art School any given night.  Still staying Positive and spreading the word of PEACE through MUSIC.  
MUCH LOVE and RESPEK!

LargeHumanz