Simon Hebdige first brought his first set of decks at the tender age of 15. This consisted of a basic set up of standard record decks and a standard mixer. Music from the likes of darude - sandstorm, warrior - warrior and kernkraft 400 - zombie nation, to name but a few, inspired him to upgrade his set up and to try and progress into something that he loved. The dj industry turned from vinyl to cds so Simon decided to invest into a set up of pionner cdj100's. Simon quickly progressed and found that another upgrade was needed as cdj 100's weren't at the level that he had progressed to. Simon decided to progress to the level that was needed he needed to invest into industrial standard decks so, with the help of his girlfriend, Simon invested in a set up of pionner cdj1000mk3 and pionner djm600. With this set up his mixing skills grew from strength to strength and he was now performing at house parties. Along the way he meet other djs in the Southampton area. These included Ash Bishop and Ross Taylor who were djing at Ministry of Sound, Junk and were also running their own label WTRC. These djs gave Simon valuable tips and advise which pointed him in the direction that was needed. Simon's brake came when he got the nod to perform at midnight sessions at the Whitehouse in Southampton. The night was a success with many praising him on his performence due to the fact that many of his cds didn't work in the cdj's but his set still sounding amazing.Just a few days after his set simon got the call to return to the next midnight sessions at the whitehouse for the next event. On the night Simon single handily turnned the midnight sessions room from empty to full leaving down stairs bar staff wondering where everyone had gone.
 Midnight sessions was a big step in the right direction for simon. Following his success at midnight sessions simon went to ibiza with a few friends. Whist in ibiza simon was asked to play at a workers bar called viva. viva had been rated number 1 workers bar on the island the previous year. Apon returning to the u.k simon was asked to preform in a dj comp at junk southampton. He entered and on the night his set was on the same level as other enteries who had been playing for many years more then simon.
 Simon has progressed his djing and is now playing on a more regular bases. He has preformed on the same line up as djs such as tecknical and now preforms on a regular bases for cafe parfait in southampton which has been officially voted "southamptons best new club"
 2012 promises to be an exciting year for simon with his new challenge with radio kick and with his regular slot at cafe parfait moving from a friday to saturaday.
 In october 2012 simon's biggest break came when he was made resident dj on a saturday night at club rhino in southampton. Rhino is the longest running club in southampton opening over 20 years ago. Simon also played a prime slot on new years eve at rhino 2-3am playing along side the legends Rat pack. He has also been on the same line up as ministry of sound and slinky dj Tim lyall.

2013 was a huge year for Simon. His resident slot move to a brand new club called club regal. He also played on some on the big nights at the biggest club in the city. He played at Junk Southampton which was later voted and won best uk small club 2013 by mix mag. There he played in the house room on the same line up as Tim westwood and dj luck mc neat to name a few. During the summer months he also was made resident as the all day parties at café parfait,
By November 2013 Simon had made a name for himself which lead him be added onto the now & then official tour with seb fontaine, john Kelly and cream (Liverpool) resident dj paul bleasdale.   

2014 started how 2013 finished off with a new years eve event with Lee osbourne ministry of sound resident. and in march lead to his biggest event to date a official cream tour event with Judge jules.
Simon has many booking already booked in for the rest of this year and where the next challenge takes him only time will tell  
 For booking please contact simon on 07824567339 or email :- simonhebdige@hotmail.co.uk 

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