Lady Destiny Playing the Best in Soulful, Funky, Deep, Dirty, Electro, Minimal & Tec House... And Old Skool Garage...



I met Destiny at musical networking event and was overwhelmed by her energy and commitment to DJing. In a notoriously macho industry this lady has the class and skill to make you want to want to find out more. I few weeks later I got the opportunity to ask her how she got started and about her musical influences.
Destiny was brought up in a musical household where most of her family are singers & and DJs - Her Mother was the lead Singer for Black Harmony, with the hit single 'Don't let it go to your head' and her Father, a DJ for a top London sound System. This meant that music was always a big part of Destiny’s life and she started to collect acid house tunes at the age of 12, and experienced the club promoting scene from Mother and farther from their regular events.

When she hit 16 she became a dancer, dancing at Temple, at the Notting Hill Carnival and for Westwood. This gave her the opportunity to listen to all types of music and her tastes became really eclectic. Destiny would go to as many clubs and parties as possible eager to experience music and develop her knowledge of mixing, dancing and meeting people.
She fell in love with House & Garage in 1996 and started performing as Destiny hosting a weekly radio show on Chicago / Mission FM (90.6) for DR Jekyll. By 2001 Destiny was part of a radio show on PHAT FM (104.7) along side Sweet T - playing old skool garage and R&B. In 2002 Destiny played along side Crazy G on the Saturday grave yard sets on Funktion FM. In 2003 the opportunity came to perform as part of The Good Girls, along side 2 female hosts on Y2K fm(90.6) playing R&B, rare groove & House N Garage where Destiny was instrumental in creating the infamous grave yard marathon show 00:00 - 10am! After a year at Y2k fm in 2004 Destiny decided to go solo and went onto Touch Fm as their 1st and only female DJ, playing on Saturday nights until the early mornings. And now plays a regular slot on WWW.UNKNOWNFM.NET / 90.6 fm.

During this time Destiny’s residencies included: Candy Bar -2001, Soho (Fridays) 10 Rooms, Piccadilly -2002 (Wednesdays) China whites -2003 (’Time of the month’) Piccadilly, Sound Republic, & Shh rooms- 2004, Leicester Sq. Fridays), Touch me Tease me -2006 (Monthly), Youht club, Temple. Carling Academy, Islington (monthly), Bubblishous (monthly) - 2006.
UNKNOWN FM (2008)
TIME OF THE MONTH – Anam Bar Angel - 2008, Lions Gardens - Farma Gusta Cyprus (nov, 2008), Abstract @ Egg (Nov 2008), Eddies Room @ Edinbough Cellers (nov 2008), Bad Robot @ Edinbough Cellers (Jan 2009), Pure Filth @ Edinbough Cellers (Jan 2009), Abstract@EGG(Feb 2009).

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The Venezuelan Underground music platform [Eli.Sound] is made up of 2 main labels: Eli.Traxx for Techno, and Sub Genres  being Eli.Waxx the label for dance floor printing on the genre of house Undergound and Sub Genres. This platform born from Luis Oscar Pimentel's passion for underground music, better known in the middle as Son of Elita, which always continues to develop its originality in this environment, innovating in genres that range from the Minimal, experimental, to the Micro House. 
Distribution: Proton Distribution
Vinyl Distribution: Memoria Music Group
A/R: Luis Oscar Pimentel / Son of Elita
Digital Mastering Service: tunes@elisound.net
Visual & Website: luiselenas@elisound.net

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