Ive been listening to Techno since 94 and decided that I was tired of all the bullshit being played on the radio and became a Dj, so that I could listen to the music I love and not the mainstream garbage that was polluting the club scene and giving it a bad name. I miss the days when you went to the club to see the Dj and not to get drugs, when you could have just as much fun broke and sober as you could being loaded and rollin your ass off. When by the end of the night you had talked to everyone in the club and sooner or later, anytime you went out, no matter where you went, you knew everyone there. The days when P.L.U.R actually meant something. All of the sets I post on my page will always be all vinyl, because I dont believe in conforming to what society believes is best. I do understand that going digital expands your possibilities, but it takes away from the performance of the Dj. I feel that part of being a Dj is putting on a show with your hands as well as with the music being played. To me, it isnt fun watching someone press buttons to put on a show, I want to see a record spinning and the Dj putting his or her hands on them, being able to show the skills they possess instead of pressing play and hitting the synch button. I am about as Oldskool as it gets, and I will never change.

James Wolfe – Artist Bio

James Wolfe is a veteran DJ, producer, and label founder whose career spans over three decades in the electronic music industry. Widely respected for his technical mastery, deep musical knowledge, and trailblazing work in electro bass and breaks, Wolfe began collecting vinyl in 1991 and was DJing high school parties by age 14. By 1995, he was performing at major Florida raves, including the seminal RAPTURE event at the West Palm Beach Fairgrounds, and soon became a fixture on the U.S. East Coast rave circuit.

In 1999, Wolfe founded Frajile Recordings Inc., becoming one of the youngest artists in the scene to launch a record label. His debut release, Techtonic Plates EP, was co-produced with David Noller (Scratch-D of Dynamix II), who played a pivotal role in Wolfe’s early development. Around the same time, Wolfe co-founded the electro group Resident Alien with Exzakt, releasing a series of influential records that helped define the Florida electro sound.

Wolfe’s extensive DJ career has taken him to top venues and festivals across the U.S., including Ultra Music Festival, Future Sound of Breaks, and Winter Music Conference events, sharing stages with legends such as Anthony Rother, Carl Finlow, and Karl Bartos of Kraftwerk. Known for his versatile freestyle sets and seamless mixing, Wolfe continues to captivate audiences with dynamic performances and cutting-edge selections.

As a producer, he has built a vast discography of original material and remixes, collaborating with a wide range of artists including Rabbit in the Moon, Jackal & Hyde, Code Rising, AE35, and many more. Under his label Frajile Recordings, he remains a driving force in underground electro, committed to pushing boundaries and championing innovative sound.

DJ STYLUS

   For anyone who has been in the Electronic Music Scene in the South Eastern portion of the United States, the name Stylus is known as legendary. Many nights, events and venues Stylus has lead listeners on a journey of epic sound. From his selection of wicked intelligent breaks, drivin’ progressive house, and extended seamless mixes, Stylus has inspired many who have been standing with ears perked up and a grin on their face, waiting for the next track to drop into place. 
   The journey begins in 1991, when Stylus was a resident at The Beacham Theater (Orlando FL.) for its’ Friday night event dubbed WWIII. Unfortunately the Beacham Theater was nearing the end of its’ reign as the premiere night club in Orlando, due to the owner having a child with severe health problems, combined with the stress of club management, the owner elected to close the doors after many years of success. That brief stint was all Stylus needed to make his mark, and connect with individuals that would later give him his next residency at Orlando’s legendary ABYSS. Paired up with fellow resident DJ D-Xtreme, the Duo took the Orlando Club scene to an entirely new level. The unstoppable wave of positive vibe, fueled by cutting edge music and intense flowing mixes is something that is discussed by club goers to this day. The ABYSS was notorious for holding incredible events, where Stylus and D-Xtreme would host many guest DJs from across Florida. Some of these events lasted over 48 hours, and caught the attention of city officials. And as all good things come to an end, the ABYSS was forced to close its doors, in an attempt to make a dent in Orlando’s massive dance music scene. 
   That dent, was but a mere scratch of what was to come. Stylus continued to give the masses what they came for. As loyal followers would travel across the southeast to catch a set at one of many clubs, or events. Some of these clubs were residencies and others were frequent guest spots. The list is long, but some of the most recognizable names are, The Edge, Club @ Firestone, Limelight (NY),  Marz, Icon, Renaissance, Cloud Nine, The Coliseum, Masquerade, Paragon, Warsaw, The Louve, Santuary, Dimensions, Outer Limits, Aurora, Club 2000, Velvet, Impact, 600 North, Club Electra, Mimosa, and Area 51, to name only a few. The list of events/music festivals is nearly endless, stretching from Miami FL to Calgary Alberta, Canada. Events such as Zen I - VI, Cozmos I,II,III, Usuaya, Passion I,II,III, Energy I,II,III, Endo-Meka, Labyrinth, Unity I,II, Hyperspace I,II, Séance I,II, D-lusion, Epic, Glide, Quench, Fusion, Elevation I,II,III, Electrolyte, and the ever famous Ultra music festival. These events drew crowds from 5,000 to over 25,000 in attendance, and hosted artists such as Prodigy, Moby, Hybrid, Rabbit in the Moon, Quiver, Deep Sky, Union Jack, Underworld, Cosmic Baby, Blue Amazon, Way out West, Crystal Method,  Cirrus, BT, Electric Skychurch, Uberzone, Dubtribe, Cotton Club, Rhythm Section, Mix Factory, Spiritual Being, Dynamix II, Jackal and Hyde, Young American Primitive, as well as Global DJs Paul Van Dyk, Tiesto, Sasha, John Digweed, Paul Oakenfold, Peter Tong, Sandra Collins, Timo Maas, Dave Seaman, Josh Wink, DJ Icey, Keioki, Nick Warren, Adam Freeland, Rennie Pilgram, Christopher Lawrence, and countless others.
   Stylus has re-engaged himself back in the studio to pick up where he left off, and give those loyal fans more of what they long for, that ever evolving style and cutting edge sound.


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