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LABELS::
:: Avotre
:: Get Physical
:: Hot Creations
:: Hot Waves
:: You Are We
:: OM Records
:: Off Recordings
:: Akbal Music
:: Smoke N Mirrors
:: Made to Play
:: Lower East Records
:: Neim Records

Blur as we know it was born in 1989 when the band signed to Food/EMI. Debut album Leisure (1991) announced the arrival of a band with pop suss warped by an art-punk eccentricity. Yet Blur had more in them: namely, a revolution in the sound of English popular music. Second album Modern Life Is Rubbish reintroduced the idea that English rock music could be cool, and by the time their third album Parklife emerged in 1994, the rest of the UK had caught up. 

The Great Escape (1995) refined the sound palette of Britpop, but Blur were already moving on. 1997's Blur was an about-face - scuffed and noisy and un-English. Follow-up 13 was an even a more radical adventure in sound as William Orbit refereed a truce between organic punkpop and new-fangled technology.

Seventh album Think Tank (2003) was Blur’s first as a three piece after the temporary departure of founding guitarist Graham Coxon, featuring an eclectic variety of rhythms and textures and glorious melodies. 

In 2009 Blur reconvened as a four-piece to play a series of UK shows including two sold out dates at Hyde Park and a historic Sunday night appearance at Glastonbury. A film about Blur, No Distance Left To Run, was released in 2010.

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In 2016, Heidi has announced the relaunch of her Jackathon Jams label. After a short hiatus, the first release is a 3-track collaborative EP from DJ T. Vs Emanuel Satie featuring two new productions ‘Break Loose’ and ‘Feeling You’ featuring Joe le Groove, and a remix of ‘Break Loose’ by Kill Frenzy. The EP will be released on 1 April and will be the first Jackathon Jams release distributed via a new deal with !K7. Further releases will be revealed in the spring.

Heidi has worked hard over the past decade to make her mark on the new house and techno music generation. You only have to visit her worldwide brand of Jackathon parties and or listen to her BBC Radio 1 show to experience her passion for music and fiery nature. 

“It’s the way you bring it. If I stood there staring into a laptop and not looking at the crowd once, I could play all the hits and it would sound like shit because I wasn’t interested in it,” Heidi explained to the Independent newspaper in 2011, “I came from the dancefloor, I love dancing, it’s disappointing when you leave without a strong memory from the night, I want to finish it with an explosion.”
 
Her Jackathon parties were inspired by her youthful endeavors into house and techno music. Heidi heard its calls across the water growing up in Windsor, Ontario Canada, just across the border from Detroit. Relocating to London in 2000, she picked up her craft and deep expertise behind the counter first at Koobla Records, and in 2003 Heidi was part of the team that opened up London’s foremost record shop, Phonica.

“I started in 2004, then it kicked off during the summer of 2006. That’s when Get Physical were at their peak and the M.A.N.D.Y guys and DJ.T took me under their wing.“ After a brief stint in Berlin, Heidi was invited in 2008 to do her own BBC Radio ‘In New DJs We Trust’ show on a six month contract. She remains there to this day, now hosting her own ‘Radio 1's Residency’ on Thursday nights. 

“I’m very persistant. When I heard ‘In New DJs We Trust’ was finishing I made a conscious decision to move back to London because I was like “I need to be involved, I need to be as in-their-face as possible and say ‘Look I’m here and I’m dedicated, I want do something’”

In 2009 she started the Jackathon events at various nightspots across the globe. Both platforms allow her to invite her peers and compadres such as Richie Hawtin, Soul Clap, Solomun, Maceo Plex, Nicolas Jaar and Derrick Carter to share stories and special musical moments with her. In 2011 a compilation album of the same name was released on her original home label, Get Physical, and a sublabel called Heidi presents Jackathon Jams was born from its success. The first EP features an all female cast including Maya Jane Coles, Miss Kitten and Tini, but the Jackathon is about energy and unleashing some of that magic created on the dancefloor.

Heidi spends her life immersed in music. She lives and breathes the touring lifestyle, whether its 25,000 person crowds in Latin America or festivals such as Exit ,Global Gathering, Detroit's Movement fest and the infamous cave of fabric in London or Japan’s Womb or holding her own at Jackathon residency strongholds in Ibiza, London, Berlin’s Watergate and Manchester she fits within any destination around the world. Never afraid to fight for what she wants, for Heidi it’s not about right place, right time. She has won through sheer determination and sharing the magic with those she loves at every step. 


“I made the leap of faith into choosing this as a career and putting every last ounce of energy I have into it. I could have flopped on my face but I stuck it out and proved myself to my peers. Every achievement was because I gave 110% of myself, treated everyone with genuine kindness, and sacrificed things in my life that people take for granted.”


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Disco Express | Polari | Stories Recordings


With a sound that tugs on the pop-electronic heartstrings of the 80s, while simultaneously reimagining vintage club sounds through a contemporary lens, Irish producer and DJ Sean Den is placing himself at the forefront of the island’s romantic blend of Italo, Disco and House. 

Following in the footsteps of Irish producers, DJs and party-throwers Jordan Nocturne, Timmy Stewart and Cormac, Sean’s blend of ethereal summer-time and peak-time, queer-affiliated sounds have won him admirers all over the world, from TSHA and Sarah Story (who has supported a number of his tracks, most notably during her FLY Open Air Boiler Room in 2023) to Jaguar, Cinthie, Massimiliano Pagliara and Pete Tong in clubs and venues across the globe like DC10,Fabric, Pikes and Pacha to name but a few..

This thrilling sequence of straight-up house, nu-disco acid and electro-clash is made all the more ear-catching with the bumpy basslines of Italo and the squelchy throwback of the 303, earning Sean a string of renowned releases on The Disco Express, Stories and Cormac’s Polari Records, the latter of which where the producer has released three times; as part of Polari’s first VA No Tears In The Backroom from 2022, the first ever ‘Pamely Stanley’ edit on Polari – which made waves throughout the 2024 festival circuit – and his debut standalone EP on the label titled ‘Summer In London’.

As a DJ, Sean pulls from the House sounds of Cinthie and Derrick Carter, the 80s aesthetic of Prince and the cosmic otherworldliness of Krystal Klear and Hammer, all of which twist and knit themselves through the fabrics of Chicago and Detroit. 

Having supported Fatboy Slim, Annie Mac, Patrick Topping, Kettama and Dense & Pika, the vinyl-playing selector is just as comfortable in a big-room setting as he is in a small dark room with a banging soundsystem; capable of meandering towards those big-moments while also maintaining the headsy, dancefloor-glued sensibility of a journey-DJ, earning him slots at AVA Festival (where Sean won an Emerging DJ competition back in 2018), Emerge Festival, Berlin’s Bulbul Bar, London’s 25 Paul St., Belfast’s dance music institution Shine and Derry’s Jika Jika, and mixes for Emmett Read on SWU.FM and BBC ATL Introducing, where the Sean has taken control of multiple broadcasts, two of which were recorded live from Celtronic and Stendhal Festival. 

With a string of releases in the pipeline Sean looks set to build on what is already a glowing reputation; adding his own piece to styles of music that are just as much a part of the sonic culture in Ireland as they are in their transatlantic states. From the tribalism of Acid House at early Art College parties, thrown by David Holmes in Belfast in the 90s, to the modern interpretation of the sound in The Night Institute – where Sean would regularly attend  – Sean’s take on Balearic breakbeats, Chicago House, Detroit Techno sees him pulling from the sonics of a bygone era and breathing new life into them via ethereal euphoria and a trademark bumpin’ groove.
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