Just another DJ/Remixer out here bringing the energy and vibes to the partygoers. For inquiries feel free to get in touch on here or email me at contact@djvangelis.music

Management : mjcole@giantartistmanagement.com 

Label: 
892recordings@gmail.com

Bookings: lauren@earth-agency.com 
Music: info@mattjam.com

DJ / Producer / Remixer on Dungeon Meat / PIV / Defected / Simma Black / Large Music / Sub_Urban / D-Vine Sounds / Nervous / Grand Plans and more.

Creative Director: @nitelifeaudio.

www.scottdiazmusic.com

Bookings:
contact@scottdiazmusic.com

London based Trance duo with support from likes of Armin Van Buuren, Paul Van Dyk & Paul Oakenfold


Todd Edwards created an innovative blend of rhythmic, cut-and-paste vocal samples, rubbery baselines and slapping percussion that helped propel Britain's Sunday club scene into the genuine phenomenon of Speed Garage.

Management: Micky@CircleEightMGMT.com

Booking (UK/Europe): mike.robinson@arcade-talent.com

Pre-order the new album 'Everything Else Has Gone Wrong' • Out January 17

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Growing up on a diet of Hip Hop, RnB and Soul, I was introduced to House music in it's then formative and now, classic years in the early 90's.

A major influence was my uncle's vast record collection from labels such as Acid Jazz, Jasper Street Co, Nervous Records and Strictly Rhythm.

It was at this young age that I was made aware of great artists such as MAW, Todd Terry and Roger Sanchez.

As a hip-hop head, my admiration for house would lay beneath the surface of my musical taste, until it was re-discovered in 95/96, with the advent of an exciting new genre starting to take hold on the capital's airwaves and the Underground / London scene.

I remember, as an underage clubber, the first time I heard Double 99's RIP Groove, that baseline. Looking back, that record changed my whole musical path to this day. You could say it was a deep inspiration!

It wasn't until 97/98, that I started buying records myself, having before that been content to listen to the tape packs from garage raves that were common back then. This despite the fact that I didn't own any decks to play them on! Fortunately, my close friend, owned a pair of belt driven Soundlab's.

I was just crazy about the music, it had such an infectious feeling on me, the buzz from the amazing tunes being produced and that feeling of going down to the record shop in London's West End.

My love of House, in particular, the classic deep and soulful garage sound, has remained and is stronger than ever. In my mixes you'll hear deep and soulful house, garage and nu disco, always with an ode to that classic 90's sound.



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