What a privilege to be in the right place at the right time at Tapely House, with Jezz Babb, Rama Oood and DnB Duncan, to provide the soundscape that Lyndsay and Janie got messy to for their 50th year frivolities. 
And, thanks to Philfy for his tight 1210's.
So cool to catch up with so many old friends, and overwhelmingly cool to make the acquaintance of so many wonderful new friends. What a bunch of party veterans. I feel blessed and honoured.
Seriously, it's only March. How the hell are we gonna top this one in the remaining 9 months of this year?
So, to business: Tracks and Remix arrangements appearing at the elapsed time of approx 2.27 "Playlist This", 24.40 "Plum Player", 36.27 "Thinkin 'bout your Finery", 48.33 "Plum Panache",    
(c). Copyright James Sideways 2023.
To any Artist who I've stolen from and infringed upon your IP; it's your fault for being so bloody tuneful that I wanted to nick your stuff. Please, either don't sue me, or do it so big that it makes the news. The publicity would be priceless. Thanks in advance x

Tapely Take-over

Correspondence and booking enquiries to: james@airsideways.club

Thanks to everyone that helped make 2014 such a seminal year for the Adult-Disco-tech-House thang. Big love to all of ya!! From the craziness of the three 2013/14 New Years eve parties, the beauty of the Bank-holiday weekenders, the privilege of performing for Kitchen Klub, to the rare touches of hearing artists such as Artifact, Dee Esquire and Ben Casey dropping some Sideways-disco stuff in packed-out places. ....And being called a "sick" DJ by a teen-aged girl... Last year had it all...... Almost!!! xxx 

BIO:
James Sideways has been involved in DJing and promoting music since the late nineties. At the turn of the millennium he started producing tunes; unable to quite find the genre he wanted from the London record shops. A decade on, the House scene has evolved naturally into the sound he originally sought. The timing is now perfect to emerge from the shadows with his style of Tech-house oriented Adult Disco music.
Before the turn of the millenium, the Free-party revolution was sweeping through the South West and audiences were less inhibited than ever before. E’s were proper and hips were swinging as laterally as the funky days of disco. When James' band Middle Earth split, the succession to becoming DJ/Producer was inevitable.
The move to 21st  century mixing with Native Instruments Traktor Scratch system proved to be an easy platform to showcase more than one hundred original tunes and hundreds more from friends and contacts made ever since those heady days of the original Free-parties. Posted here are just a few. Hope you enjoy.