LoneLady is Julie Campbell >> songwriter, musician, singer, producer from Manchester, UK
colour workouts, cement beats >> machine groove, funk economy >> cassette magic, wilderness energy >>

Long time house music DJ & producer from Sheffield UK. I started out on Sheffield's pirate radio stations as DJ Jammer then played the warehouse all-nighters in the early 90's onwards.

In slightly more respectable climes I was resident at Scuba & Sub Rosa, playing alongside Larry Heard, Fred Everything, Music For Freaks, Atjazz, DIY, Joey Negro, Daniel Wang and a decidedly creaky memory forgets any others...

I'm an amiable fella. Want to get in touch..? Do it

Greetings Digital Brothers & Sisters...

The Music Maker began DJ'ing in 1986 in his bedroom like many others & has enjoyed the listening & playing of electronic music from the early sounds of hip hop, Electro in 1984 from the breakdance scene, the early house, the early acid house sounds of Chicago in 1986, Go Go, New Beat, Techno, rave of 1988. in 1990 he decided to stay with playing the sounds of Techno & Acid in all its forms from 1990: Techno Trance, Acid Trance, Gabba, Industrial, Speed Core, Terror Core & Hardcore Techno & became established & known for mixing his intro with his DJ sets of: Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis, Gustav Holst, Carl Orff, sometimes dark, some times light classical music, & also epic film scores.

" I've always tried to do my own thing by not following others, doing what my imagination & creative side allows me to explore, the more bizZAre makes me more creative by pushing & going beyond the normal & blending different audio sounds".

He also does have his other hobbies, which are dancing in his mirrored suit whilst having lasers fired onto it & making music with laser sounds.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51iQfFSbHr8

LASER SOUND*
He's made some tracks along his musical path over the years along the way with other music lovers & he uses the acronym:
The Ascid Project - Altered States of Consciousness In Dance.
Some samples from his 9 track album with laser sounds: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6md_or2wDIs&feature=related
LASER PLAY full length versions of these tracks available on cd on line via:  www.paypal.co.uk/  send £9.00 + £1.00 p&p to: ascidowen1@googlemail.com 
comment: laser play (SORRY OUT OF STOCK) 

He hopes you enjoy what comes, in whatever shape & form he creates it in when it arrives... 

FOR BOOKINGS: message here or on Facebook.

He is deep in the motives when he delivers his DJ sets & is truly on for the head strong....

Take a good look around you, because when you come back from this trip, nothing will look the same to you again...  ♪♫ ♪

I started collecting records and subsequently trying to mix them in the early 90s; techno and electronica at first, but garage and house-music soon followed....

Gigs started to materialise in the mid 1990's, at first parties and pubs, but eventually night-clubs and free-parties.  Many a Saturday night was also spent hauling my record box down muddy tracks to woodland clearings around Derbyshire and South Yorkshire.  A nod and a wink go to the now long defunct Curfew Sound System for giving me many early breaks at the Broadfield Pub and The Arches night-club.

I enjoyed a spell of brief success from the late 90's through to mid 2000s, which saw regular bookings, residencies and numerous guest slots at legendary Sheffield club nights Remedy and Scuba, not to mention sets at Phonetics, Kabal and hard dance nights Headcharge and Planet Zogg.  Out of Sheffield, my record box accompanied me to the Glastonbury Festival, Sonar in Barcelona and numerous gigs in Copenhagen, thanks to my friends at Comfortable Records.

Not so much the jobbing DJ anymore, but still an avid collector of music, across all genres and formats, but still particularly vinyl - everything from Northern Soul classics to oddball electronica, retro techno cuts and anything with a heavy, hypnotic house groove.

Chris Smith, September 2013

Wild Medicine is a podcast series that raises the listeners' attention to the natural world around them. Each episode is designed to be a sonically soothing, music-driven ride. We lull the audience into a sense of peacefulness while heightening sensitivity to their surroundings and expanding awareness of the flora, fauna, rivers and wild places that are often ignored or overlooked in urban areas. Wild Medicine is a podcast that has a unique style. Ambient, electronic and organic musical textures, site specific field recordings and a rich variety of spoken word to illustrate our environmental theme, from stories and drama, to interviews and poetry. We mix them all up into a heady, lyrical brew of 'slow radio' that acts as an antidote to the attention deficit culture our mainstream has become. We aim to reach a broader audience than traditional nature programmes with non linear content that is informative, entertaining and constantly evolving. It's an 'easy' listen with a serious message about the importance of our connection with nature to our mental wellbeing. Wild Medicine unravels the beauty, power and magic of the natural world.

Produced by Sophie Toes and AliMakavelli

London based record label, home to Beach House, Father John Misty, Midlake, John Grant, The Flaming Lips , Susanne Sundfør and many more...

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