I am a poet, radio presenter and Dj
I am proud to have played a part in innovating, spoken word and open mic
nights in Manchester over the last 20 years. 
In 1999 I was a founding member of Speakeasy - a collective of poets,
singers Dj’s and dancers.  This evolved into an award-winning event where
I sculpted my vocal craft. 
I have collaborated on projects with AHRC, Coventry, Birmingham and
Manchester University.  And been a contributor to both Wordsmith and
Young Identity poetry education organisation’s.

Really, I just create music that I enjoy listening to. If someone else enjoys it as well, that's a bonus and I thank you! :~D

Clique is a clubnight and remix crew from Manchester. Club Clique ran for seven years at Joshua Brooks, Mint Lounge and Deaf Institute, bringing in record crowds to each venue. We were voted the best DJs in Manchester by the Manchester Evening News, twice.

Since then we've DJd at multiple venues across Manchester, from underground bars to the city's biggest nightclubs. We've provided DJ support for Nile Rodgers & Chic as well as performed the opening set at Creamfields festival, plus played high profile sets at other great UK festivals such as Kendal Calling, Festival #6 and more.

As remixers, we added John Tatlock into the mix and produced a series of hugely successful remixes for acts like Lana Del Rey, La Roux, Saint Etienne, Bombay Bicycle Club and more. Our music has three million downloads to date, and has been featured on Pitchfork, Gawker and many other major publications. Our tracks have been used on TV adverts, become radio hits across South America, and much more. 

Llive guest DJs at our club events have included: LCD Soundsystem, Florence & The Machine, Aeroplane, Foals, Hot Chip and more. 

We're experts at DJing everything from laid-back bar sets to big-room party events. If you'd like to book us to play, please contact Ian at https://twitter.com/IanDJonesnet or Damien at https://www.instagram.com/sandamianoyeah/ xxx

ive been doing  since 1999 and played a wide range of dance music across the board.
My main style is techno however i do play other styles including House,Hard House,Trance,and 80s Hip Hop.
I current host a 4 weekly Radio show The Direct Waves Podcast On  http://www.fnoobtechno.com with i have done for the last 3 years i have a wide audience on this show ranging from uk,America,The rest of Europe even have listeners from Australia and Brazil from time to time.
I am also Resident Dj for Go Brutal Who host fantastic Party's each year.
I have djed all over Manchester and Greater Manchester in some fantastic places including Sankeys,Spectrum, Tokyo project, Avici white plus many many more.
I also produce and remix and i am signed to record labels all over the world.

With the release of their track "Buddha Wears headfones" on the latest "Ministry of Sounds Compilation "Chillout Guide vol 01" Life Audience are a fast emerging as an "up and coming" Downtempo Electronica partnership that fuse Electronic with organic accoustic instruments. 
Even though this project have been around for the last 5 years, they have been making more of an impact over the last few, having tracks on various chillout compilations including "Sony`s Bar Lounge Classics - 2010, and Sony`s "Bar Lounge Classics - The Relax Edition" being just a few. The release of their own Debut album "Waves and Particles" Which can be found on Amazon and itunes, has also started turning heads in the chillout scene. 
Their main objective in their music is expressing the individual spiritual and emotional journeys we are all on. questioning and exploring life and putting sound to that.
This contemporary partnership have created a unique sound formed of smooth deep bass-lines minimalistic break-beats and hooking melodies with a Trip-Hop Lounge music feel to it. The vocals are expressed with emotion and impact reflecting the content in the lyrics. 
This Project takes you from your reality and places you perfectly in a relaxing calming and imaginative state of mind.

Steve G, aka Asymmetric and Kierstin Inga first came together in the summer of 2004, purely by accident and thanks to close friends. Both had been working separately on their own solo projects for roughly 13 years. After a while of creating various projects they started to realise what potential the music would have if only they were to put our minds together and collaborate, so they took a breath and "Life Audience" was born. This musical journey grew at a steady pace, and each found their feet in what they wanted to bring out in the music...the journey that it is! Messages and questions of life... who am I? Why am I here? What's it all about? And who am I in relation to everything else? Life's journey! Reflections in friends and people we meet along the way, experiences had, and lessons learnt, that is the fuel and the inspiration behind their music. "Musically Life Audience for us is about those moments you get in life, like when you're sitting on a park bench in the summer, You have your music coming through your earphones and there's people all around you ... it's like you step out of yourself into another world. "We would like to think we venture into different styles, levels and states whilst at the same time keeping a certain element that's all of our own" "We are all waves and particles" 

From the people who brought you The Night’s Hate Watch, an exhaustive delve into the death throes of Game of Thrones, now comes another podcast about television – but this time, plenty more besides. Join Sarah Bee (Chart Music: The TOTP Podcast) and John Tatlock (The Night’s Hate Watch) as they stare intently at the small screen and consider film and streaming stuff, online and game stuff, old and new stuff, long and short, good and bad, popular and preposterous stuff. There’s thoughtful analysis, there’s silliness, there’s swears. It’s the podcast that promises to resonate your cathode ray tubes – welcome to Tellydrome.

Old skool piano-house vinyl set, from my ancient vinyl, recorded into ableton and thoroughly messed about with..Enjoy!

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