I like house either deep and dirty or with a slightly tough edge.

Signed to labels : Hot Fingers, Subterraneo, Koolwaters, Kidology, Influential,Zero Urban, Jungle Funk, Rock-It, Soulfreak, Leap4rog, Playground, Check-In, Conkrete Digital, Phunk Traxx, Supermarket, Red Drum, No Color & Avenue Recordings

Been a dj in London for 10 years. Played most of the big gay clubs in London : Fire, DTPM, Trade, Crash, Heaven as well as up north in Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds and Nottingham. Down west in Cardiff, Bristol and Plymouth. Aborad Milan, Rome, Verona, Paris, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, Copenhagen, Helsinki, USA, Canada & South Africa

Enjoy my mixes, hope you like. House music is my life ... make it yours and spread the love for house.

Gordon John

DCLCUD represents the home of Dan Cameron and his other musical alter egos – LunaClown & Uncle Daddy.  That in itself, says a lot about me.  I’ve had music in my heart since before I can remember.  I was learning the trumpet when I bought my first records - Giorgio Moroder & Donna Summer’s ‘I Feel Love’ & Eurythmics ‘Sweet Dreams.’  I’ve been adding to the collection since then – I was 9.  
I used to go to my elder sister’s youth club events, and after a while, around the mid 80’s, I started creating tapes for friends through my collection and by recording tracks off Radio 1 Chart Shows.  My friends and I started going out to raves and clubs in the late 80’s all these experiences cemented my passion for working in the industry.
I’ve been lucky enough to play in some great venues in some awesome places during my time DJ’ing – I played on three tours of China in the late 90’s and early Noughties – as well as events and clubs in other parts of Asia, Europe, Australia and the US.  If I have a favourite gig, it’s probably Geneva Lake Parade – On one of the 15-20 rolling soundsystems, on a baking hot day, around a beautiful lake with 500,000 other people, then a lakeside festival to finish in the evening.
I think my music is woven with hints of the scenes I have been into throughout my life.  I also think it contains musical reactions to things occurring in everyday life and as such documents, perhaps, just as effectively, an autobiography


Lamour run record label, podcast, record store and organise concerts, clubs and festivals within a broad scope of electronic music culture. Expanding expressions within dance related electronica, ambient, contemporary art music, improvised live-electronic music and electroacoustic music.

Page specifically for my remixes, managed by Matt Waterhouse Represents please contact: Matt.mwr@music-house.co.uk for remix enquiries

Dave Lee aka Jakatta, Doug Willis, Raven Maize, Sessomatto, formerly Joey Negro as well as being part of The Sunburst Band and many more. 

Bookings: Tim@zrecords.ltd.uk

British born techno artist Mark Henning is known for his raw, heady, dark and swinging beats and is all about the vibe of sweaty, smoke-filled basements and warehouses. He has proven himself as a versatile DJ and live act over the span of almost two decades having toured all over the world and back again. He primarily releases music on legendary UK techno institution Soma Records.

Mark started off as a Drum & Bass DJ back in 1998 but has had a huge passion for techno ever since the late 90s when he had his first taste of a TR-909 being pounded through a huge sound system. Not wanting to be pigeon-holed, he has been releasing and performing his own unique take on house and techno for the past 15 years but has now come full circle and is focussing his efforts on his deep love for the fast, raw and hypnotic sounds that captured his attention so many years ago.

An avid record digger, he truly appreciates the art of DJing - something that can be heard in his podcasts and recorded mixes. He has performed at clubs such as Fabric, Tresor, Panorama Bar, Space, Rex, Watergate, D!Club, Lux, Village Underground and The Arches to name just a few, as well as the festivals T In The Park, Rockness, BPM, Fusion, Portugal’s BOOM and Free Rotation.

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