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DyAD, originally a partnership between Dan Charles and the late Matt Yemm, was a modest yet passionate presence in the UK's dubstep scene. Their work, characterized by a genuine love for the genre, led to releases on labels like Abyssal Audio, Sub:Concious, Mindstep, and Pressed Records. T

hey enjoyed a niche following, thanks to their distinctive approach to dubstep, blending dancefloor energy with deeper, more introspective compositions. 

Their music found its way onto popular blogs like FatKidOnFire and KeepDeep (EDM.com), and remixes such as Matt U's “Danger” and Sick ft. Talabun's “Virus” resonated within the underground community.

The duo's dedication also shone through in live performances, notably their energetic set on GetDarker TV 241, which showcased their versatility as both producers and DJs. This appearance, along with their creative output, caught the attention of M.U.D, a label known for its commitment to quality dubstep.

However, the journey took a pause in 2017 with the passing of Matt Yemm, leading to a period of reflection for Dan. During this time, the DyAD project was put on hold, as Dan navigated through his loss and reconsidered his path in music.

In 2023, Dan re-emerged with a refreshed outlook. With no intentions of chasing the previous heights or conforming to the music industry's demands, he has shifted focus towards the sheer enjoyment of music creation and fostering connections within the community. 

This new phase is less about accolades or recognition and more about engaging with music in a way that feels true to him and honors the spirit of DyAD.

Dan's current work as DyAD is an invitation to explore music without expectations, a journey that values creativity and community above all else. 

While the project's scale may be modest, the passion behind it remains as vibrant as ever. Dan's approach today reflects a blend of homage to the past and excitement for the simple joy of making music.

House music. It's what we all need. It lifts our spirits up and makes us want to get down. James Daniels is one who has taken to this as his music blends the deep and melodic with a tech house drive. James has run with this blueprint based upon his passion for deep house and his enjoyment of the energy behind tech house, which he brings into his live sets also.

James is one half of an up and coming duo, completed by producer Dean Chapple. The pair have made real headway in the industry, as their dark, driven underground style has seen them signed to a host of labels including Exotic Refreshment, Flashmob Records, MadTech Records, VIVa Limited and Something Different Again. A lot of hype has been built around the pair with huge support for their Revelry track by Steve Lawler who featured it in his charts and sets in Ibiza and several festivals around the world.

James has had his music supported by the likes of Kerri Chandler, Carl Craig, Steve Lawler, Martin Ikin, Riva Starr, Jacky (UK), Roger Sanchez, Ferreck Dawn, Shiba San & Joseph Capriati and even Arno Cost.

For any bookings, information or remix requests, please email dc.jd.music@gmail.com

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