Freshly moved to Berlin

DJ Dildoking, hailing from the South of France, embarked on his musical journey back in 1999. Starting with vinyl and delving into the realms of techno and tech house, he showcased his evolving talents. In 2005, Dildoking made his way to Paris, where he transitioned into the enchanting world of deep house.

His musical prowess found a home in collectives such as "Cancan Collective" where he collaborated with the likes of Maxime Iko. Later, he became an integral part of the "La Petite Maison Electronique" collective, contributing his unique sound to the electronic music scene.

Dildoking's residency at "Gouter de Nuit" marked a pivotal moment in his career. It was during this time that the enigmatic project known as "Dildoking" emerged, characterized by its dark disco and dark electro influences. With a diverse musical journey spanning over two decades, DJ Dildoking continues to captivate audiences with his ever-evolving and intriguing sonic explorations.

Hailing from San Francisco, California, Brian is intimately familiar with how house music has swept over the United States for more than two decades. While the technophile makes his living integrating systems and solving technology problems, his home away from home resides distinctly set behind his MacBook and his Pioneer DJ DDJ-SR2 controller. Brian has instigated many a groove at various venues around the globe, from Vancouver to Palm Springs, Los Angeles to Atlanta, New York to Toronto. He makes regular appearances in San Francisco, of course -- doing what he can to maintain a busy life style set around friends, music, and constant exploration.

"It's a bit of a challenge, but one I thoroughly enjoy" says the young DJ. "San Francisco is uniquely positioned -- we are not only a destination for traveling artists and musicians: we are also artists and musicians ourselves. The real question is, how involved do you want to get?"

By college, Brian was sneaking out of his dorm to play underground parties with his friends. It wasn't the anthem style club tunes that marked the charts at the time -- no, hallmarks of the evening were hard-to-find white labels from local record shops. Brian and Aaron Robinson held practice sessions for hours some weekends, before welcoming in throngs of friends and family to dance the night away.

As Brian's skills took shape, it wasn't long before he found a friend in Orlando-originated DJ Mark Snyder. Now residing in the UK because of advances in career, Mark rounded out Brian's catalog with legendary tracks from Sasha and John Digweed. As Brian and Mark's friendship grew, they began to throw house parties together. House parties turned in to club parties -- and this continued until Brian made the move to San Francisco to explore even more music and friendship.

In 2011, Brian worked with other local DJs to create the Rocket Collective - a fellowship of DJs raising monies for better sound experiences at the Burning Man art festival in Black Rock City, Nevada. He relates the tale fondly: "we had Trevor Sigler and David Sternesky -- two amazing, young, talented guys who would constantly create new and different mixes for us to use live! And of course, we would have all original acts booked with help from Mat Dos Santos." The troupe toured for nearly a year before retiring the project, and setting about their own creative paths.

2015 has proven to be a peak year for the young performer, with performances at Toronto Pride alongside Dave Aude, San Diego Pride for Bearracuda, Vancouver Pride for Ruff, and Atlanta Bear Pride as well. Brian was also selected from a host of world-renowned DJs to perform in the Underground Lounge for the legendary Real Bad party, a true honor given the history and support around the event. As for global recognition, Brian continues his regular collaboration and with Vincent Keith's Mascular Magazine to keep his distinct, recognizable sound available to communities the world over.

Scots born DJ/producer Andrew Moore started off his music career as a camera man and editor for Glasgow based online electronic music magazine eqtv.dj where he filmed and interviewed the best DJs and club nights in Glasgow and around the world. He then started his DJ career after moving to London and working in the city’s underground queer scene putting on his own events.

Since moving to Berlin his career has gone from strength to strength with gigs at renowned clubs Tresor, Watergate, Kantine am Berghain, Griessmuehle, OHM, RSO, Æden, OXI, Club Ost, Hoppetosse, Fiese Remise, IPSE, Anomalie, Renate, House of Weekend, Corsica Studios to name a few and producing and releasing on various labels including BPitch Control and Scale Trax as well as his own show Keep it Hard on Keep it Radio!
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"20th Anniversary" (20 years of clubbing 1992-2012)

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