Since his 1991 San Francisco Debut, DJ Dream (Aslan Davis), has been writing, composing, performing and producing all styles of music ranging from smooth ambient or jazz laced with hip-hop and D&B to agro-aggressive hardcore in your face slammin Industrial, Metal and experimental sounds. At a very young age he picked up his first guitar and started strumming. Soon after came the cello, bass and over the years has added many different and diverse instruments to his arsenal of sounds such as the Viola De’Gamba, Didgeridoo, Turntables, hand drums and various others. As an audio engineer/producer/DJ/musician he has worked for/with many artists, musicians, groups and DJ’s from around the world. Some as well know as the Chemical Brothers, Underworld, Prodigy, FSOL, LTJ Bukem, The White Stripes, Mos Def, Lyrics Born and many many others. His music seems to have no limits and at times it is hard to classify his genre hopping unique style.

HALSTON of NEURAL STIMULUS RECORDINGS (NSR) / https://halston.club / BOOKINGS: Judd512@comcast.net  I’ve been a Disc Jockey now since 1992, starting at age 15 when I bought my first Technics SL-1200MK2 turntable and DJ mixer along with starting to buy vinyl records just as the rave parties were starting to come about in The San Francisco Bay Area and of course in the U.K., Canada and Europe. Back then I started to buy and read Mixmag, Muzik Magazine along with DJ Mag for years. Since I have amassed an extensive vinyl (7000+) & CD (500+) collection, along with a huge collection of high quality digital audio files over the years in my computer. I play mostly progressive house, deep house, and techno music, along with sets of industrial & new wave and ambient music, which were my musical interests prior to the rave parties of the 90’s. I’ve loved electronic music since I was young from Duran Duran to Depeche Mode to New Order to Ministry, Skinny Puppy, FRONT 242, Siouxsie & The Banshees, to DJs Sasha & John Digweed, Tiga, Jeno & Garth, and The Hardkiss Brothers (Scott, Robbie & Gavin Hardkiss) the list is endless. Today I still love to use vinyl records in my sets along with digital files & CDs. As an audio engineer from SAE Expression College I prefer to use vinyl records or AIFF/WAV files when I am putting out an 320kpbs MP3 recording of a set that I’m DJing so as to keep the best sound quality. I love to craft a journey using music for others to enjoy along with introducing brand new artists and songs within my sets.  –HALSTON aka DJJUDD

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