DJ Wire live at Rock City Nottingham 7.11.14 supporting Example

DJ Wire live at Rock City Nottingham 7.11.14

www.onefortheheads.com and DJ Wire present an all Locked On Records mix to coincide with the release of the official limited edition Locked On T-Shirt

1.4.T.H & DJ Wire all Locked On UK Garage mix

Here's a mix i did for Jaguar skills on BBC Radio 1 - including an exclusive Wire track at the beginning 

DJ Wire - Jaguar Skills BBC Radio 1 Mix

Friction premieres Example "Close Enemies" DJ Wire remix on his BBC Radio 1 Drum and bass show 

Example "Close Enemies" DJ Wire remix on BBC Radio 1 with Friction

On the 12th November 2012 MTA Records hosted it's Bi-Monthly party at the Nest in Dalston, East London. I played a set of some of my favorite House tracks right before Ben Pearce. As the set goes on the tracks get Deeper and the last track is one of my favorite tracks by David August.  

DJ Wire Live at MTA Records at The Nest Nov '12 (House set)

Starting his career in North London playing on pirate radio station Freak FM alongside DJ EZ and The Heartless Crew, Sam Wire is credited with playing an instrumental part in the formation of the UK grime scene with the release of his seminal track “Believe Me” in 2003. From there he went on to join the now legal station Rinse FM, which at the time was home to the likes of Dizzee Rascal, Wiley as
well as the who’s who of dubstep & grime. This marked the start of producing a slew of influential tracks and DJ’ing around the UK with tremendous support from his peers and national radio.

By 2006 he went on to make the crossover into the world of drum & bass by securing a residency at east London’s institution Herbal, for W10 Records; and releasing several tracks with support from Pendulum and DJ Hype, Andy C, Friction and Chase & Status.

In 2008 he teamed up with Chase & Status to set up and run MTA Records – which was to become home to Number 1 album selling artist Nero and helping to sign Ben Pearce's hit "What i might do".

It was through Chase & Status that he met Example. At this time Wire produced several tracks for Example’s ‘Won’t go quietly’ Gold selling album – with the finale of the album (Won’t Believe The Fools) being crowned Zane Lowe’s ‘Hottest Record in the World.’ During this period of intense production and touring performing as part of Example’s live show, he completed remixes for Kids in Glass Houses, Example, Ellie Goulding as well as completing a busy worldwide DJ schedule. His track ‘Tales from the Crypt’ was included on Snoop Dogg’s ‘Throw Your Dubs Up’ mixtape and played extensively by dubstep royalty Skream. 

By 2011 Example and Wire have performed to festivals and clubs the world over – to cap the year he presented his first multi genre mix CD: ‘The Playlist’ for Ministry of Sound with Example. Becoming one of Ministry of Sound’s top selling specialist cd’s

Over next 9 years Sam Wire continues to work with Example as an integral part of the live tour and perform DJ sets around the UK and the world, including residencies in Ibiza at Amnesia and Ibiza Rocks (where they hold the headline slot appearance record), Australia, New Zealand, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, South East Asia, Europe and South Africa to name but a few. 

During this time, the Ibiza years inspire a new project - MANT. A co project with Example producer and bass player Andy Sheldrake, MANT encompasses all things Tech house and Techno, addinng the next chapter to the continuing Sam Wire story.

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