Seanie Jackson is a young Irish bad lad who is in his prime. He has made waves as a fresh face within the Hard House circuits with his mixes and productions such as Rok Da Discotek (which reached the top spot in the Toolbox Top 100 Chart and had a glowing review in Mixmag), his exclusive bootleg of Ian M’s - Temptress (that has been tearing up dance floors nationwide by DJ’s alike), and his mighty remix of Trauma – Wanna Ride (released within the Paul King remix bundles on the infamous Vicious Circle label), also with releases featuring on Encoded, Hammerheads and We Love Hard House.

In his early days, his career was catapulted by featuring regularly for London’s infamous Twist. He was a firm favourite in their Twist Test Lab which prided itself on showcasing new and fresh talent, hosting competitions that earned the winner a slot in the main room, which he succeeded in winning and made his main room debut for them in 2018.

He has also featured at events around the country such as Fuzed & Shine, and with residencies under his belt for local underground nights in the Leeds area such as K-Zone, he has now started venturing further afield, featuring on line ups for some of the scene’s other heavyweights’ such as Frantic.

Seanie is a favourite guest on the Hard House Sunday Sessions show on Flex FM in London, and was also a part of the previously mentioned Shine’s last ever event in Birmingham with one of his Delinquent brothers Adam Butler. He has collaborated with Paul King, and has had tracks feature on Paul’s ‘Trauma XX’ & ‘Trauma XX Remixed’ albums.

In 2020 he formed the Delinquents alongside Aaron James & Adam Butler, who have stormed the charts with several number one’s, including huge remixes of ‘Dammit Janet’, ‘Who Killed Kenny’ and ‘Odyssey’ as well as original tracks such as ‘Count Your Beats’ & ‘What Have We Done’. As his productions were evolving, he earned himself a booking with Billy Bunter’s Unity In The Sun over in Kavos, Greece, and was approached to be involved with both Vicious Circle’s & Toolbox’s 20th birthday projects featuring further original and remix releases on their respective albums.

During the Covid pandemic he played on multiple live streams for Hard Culture, Hi-Five, The Union & K-Zone as well as having guest mixes feature on the illustrious ‘We Love Hard House 6HR mix’ series and ‘Resurrection’s Spotlight’; he also secured himself a bi-weekly slot every other Thursday evening, playing the 6-7pm slot on the Global Hard House internet radio station.

Since then he has been having a break from his music to focus on parenthood with the birth of his little boy, but is now back to doing what he loves most and is ready and raring to go!! Him and the Delinquent lads now have a string of new releases signed along with several studio dates both solo and collaborative lined up, with fresh new bookings in the pipeline to match so keep your eyes and ears peeled for more info on all of these as the year unfolds. He looks forward to seeing you on one of those dancefloors real soon 

There are few that can say they were there when the acid house boom fully erupted in the early nineties, most artists have a very short career span and many ride the wave that they have caught until it reaches fruition, then pack up their headphones and return to their everyday life.  But there are a small handful of artists whom never seem to disappear, these few, are the true soldiers of sound, the ones that no matter how hard things get, and how tough the hills are to climb, they always manage to stay on their path whilst others fall by the wayside.

London born & Bred Carl Nicholson is without doubt one of these people, Carl started his journey way back in 1990 as an Hardcore MC, and after months of watching top end DJ’s at the time such as Micky Finn & Carl Cox, Carl decided to see what all the hype was about and give it a shot himself, and after 6 gruelling months of his very own brand of ‘Wild Horses’ mixing, Carl got a feel for it and the rest as they say is history.

In the summer of 1994, Carl came across a tape, a tape that was to change his life forever, this tape was the Tony de Vit mix on the massively popular ‘Retrospective of House’ compilation by Fantazia, and Carl simply could not believe his ears.  From that day forward Carl lived, ate, and slept all things TdV, he used to follow him around London whenever he was playing, find a good spot near the decks and just stand, watch and listen.

After about 6 months, Carl finally got the courage up to speak to Tony, and bear in mind to Carl, Tony was a musical God of monstrous proportions, so this was no easy task to say the least, but after a few minutes of chatting with him, Carl realised that this man was just like any other guy, he wasn’t a god, he was a normal friendly bloke who had just happened to be in the right place at the right time, and that gave Carl a confidence, something he had lacked in early years, and it dawned on him that with hard work, dedication and a burning passion for the music and the people it attracted, anything was possible.

Since 1995 Carl has been on the forefront of the UK Underground dance scene, he began his journey living in a doorway in the west end of London, learnt his craft from the undisputed king of Hard House, Tony de Vit.  He’s played alongside everyone from Fatboy Slim, Farley Jackmaster Funk, Frankie Knuckles & Chemical Brothers to Judge Jules, John ‘OO’ Fleming, Paul Van Dyk & Lisa Lashes for virtually every major hard edged brand and festival in the UK & Worldwide including Cream, Judgement Sundays, Frantic, Fevah, Glastonbury Festival, Insomniacz, Bulldog Bash, Miss Moneypennys, Soundscape (NZ), B2T, Traxx (SA), Timeless, Hard Dance Ibiza (IBZ), Sundissential, Trance port Festival (ARG), Round Bass (NL) & Tasty to name only a handful, plus he is the only Hard Dance DJ to have received a residency at the world famous Fabric nightclub in London for DTPM.




Hide the Cutlery is hosted by Stinson Hunter, known for his role in the critically acclaimed Channel 4 Documentary 'The Paedophile Hunter' - topics discussed can vary.

From Amnesia in Ibiza, to AgeHa in Tokyo, to The Box at Ministry of Sound, Mark Landragin has played at some of the biggest and well known clubs in the world. 

The Londoner got his first real break by reaching the final of The Gallery DJ Competition at the legendary Turnmills Nightclub back in 2007. Since then he has gone on to play in countries such as Ibiza, Japan, The Netherlands, Germany, Canada and of course the UK at major events such as the legendary Cream at Amnesia, The Warehouse Project in Manchester, Digital Society in Leeds and the main rooms at Ministry of Sound and Fabric in London,. 

In 2011 Mark helped establish a brand new night in London. As as well as Promoting, he also is the Resident DJ of Trance Sanctuary which has become one of the most respected Trance events in the UK.

On the Production front, Mark's tracks have gained plays from the the likes of Armin van Buuren on ASOT, Above & Beyond, Paul Oakenfold, Aly & Fila and Solarstone. 
Amongst others 'Boom or Bust' gained the coveted Anjunabeats Worldwide 'Record Of The Week" and his remix with James Rae of Red Carpet - Alright gained plays on ASOT, FSOE and Perfecto Podcast.

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Dance ☆ Pop ☆ Electronic ☆ and a little bit of K-Pop!
Very open to collaborations. For business inquiries and/or requests for vocal stems for REMIXES, please email me alepetri13@gmail.com!

Kelly Dymock is a London-based DJ with over 20 years of experience, known for her deep connection to the dance music scene. Her career began as a clubber, leading her to master DJing across genres like Hard House and Techno. Dymock has performed at iconic UK venues and achieved notable feats, including a 24-hour vinyl set. Embracing digital platforms, she livestreams her sets on Twitch and YouTube, captivating audiences with her unique style and striking fashion choices. Her performances are marked by high energy and an authentic connection to the crowd.

BOOKINGS: leon@thehardfiles.co.uk

General Bounce is West Yorkshire based DJ and producer Dave Gray, who has become a prominent figure in UK clubland playing hard dance, bounce and house.

Obsessed with dance music from an early age, Dave has been an active club DJ ever since he turned 18 in 2001, starting on the local club & bar circuit playing everything from house and speed garage to trance and hard dance, before finally settling into the hard dance scene in 2005 with a residency for Shock in Wakefield. He quickly became known for his widely-influenced and versatile DJ sets, combining as many elements as possible from the genres he loves. When Shock ended in 2007 Dave began making regular appearances on the Northern bounce scene, and over the next 4 years Dave was privileged to play at venues such as Wigan Pier and Doncaster Warehouse. Hard dance remained a passion of his during this time, and in 2007 he came third in the Parlez Vous DJ Competition.

Things came to a head in 2010 when he was picked up by the Cheeky Tracks brand as a resident DJ and producer. Dave held a residency in the Cheeky Tracks room at Rave On in Leeds for the next 2 years, and since then he has become a regular face behind the decks at hard dance and bounce events nationwide, performing at prestigious events and venues including the Tidy Weekender, BTID, Frantic, Storm, Rejuvenation and many more.

Since taking his first steps as a producer in 2006, Dave has had several solo and collaborative releases, collaborating with both established producers and new artists on the scene, co-producing some of his collaborators' first big hits and even being played on BBC Radio 1. To date Dave has produced over 50 tracks which been supported by some of the biggest names in hard dance, such as Hannah Laing, Kutski, BK, Rob Tissera, Technikal, Andy Whitby, Anne Savage, Amber D and Lisa Pin Up. His collaboration with fellow hard house producer Rick James “Ibuleve” was featured on Hannah Laing's exclusive DJ mix for Spotify in 2022, and his last solo release “House Trafficking” topped the Toolbox Digital Shop store chart for over a week. He has also collaborated on a UK hard trance track with his idol Rob Tissera, called “Get Up Stand Up”.

Dave is an ardent believer in playing all genres of dance music, exposing his audience to new sounds and making his sets as varied as possible. Through doing this he has developed a trademark sound of vocal, uplifting rave music that's both tough and fun. Dave's passion for all genres of music runs deep, and so does his collection. This earned him a residency at Void in Manchester's gay village - an afterhours venue where he regularly played 3 - 4 hour sets of upfront funky and vocal house, through to the lighter side of hard dance. Dave was a resident for the whole 6 years of the club’s lifetime, and played the final set there on his birthday in 2020, when Void closed its doors for good. He continues to spend most weekends DJing for various events nationwide, and since 2021 he has played annually at the Unity In The Sun festival in Corfu. He also hosts a monthly podcast showcasing his label's releases as well his versatility as a DJ. 

In 2012 Dave went from being a Cheeky Tracks artist to co-owner of the label, and took full ownership of the brand in 2015. Under his ownership, he has established the label as one of the biggest selling independent labels in the hard house scene, consistently appearing in the top 10 across several download stores. 12 Cheeky Tracks releases were rated Hard Dance Tune Of The Month in Mixmag from 2014 to its final print edition in 2020.

Over 22 years after his DJ career began, Dave is showing no sign of slowing down and continues to go from strength to strength.  Whatever path Dave's career takes, you can be sure he will continue to do play music the way he believes it should be.... happy, uplifting and stomping!

"Dave is a fantastic DJ - easy to say he's one of the best. He's a real pleasure to work with" - Rob Tissera

We must all suffer from one of two pains: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret. The difference is discipline weighs ounces while regret weighs tons.

Life is no brief candle to me. It is a sort of splendid torch which I have got a hold of for the moment, and I want to make it burn as brightly as possible before handing it on to future generations.

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