International Club and Radio DJ, Host and Presenter. 

Currently based in the North of England.

House, Garage, RnB, Hip Hop, Reggae and Old School.

DJ EZ (pronounced DJ EEE ZED) is widely - and rightly - regarded as one of the finest, most gifted DJs on the planet. The “DJ’s favourite DJ”, EZ has been a musical force of nature for over two decades, saluted by the industry for being a creative mixer with an unparalleled instinct and technical prowess - not to mention one of the quickest fingers in the trade with his trademark cue button action displays during his sets. A set of decks simply isn’t the same without DJ EZ.

Arun Verone is a Birmingham born music producer & DJ of 10 years who built his name from that epic sound, creating prolific sleek & jumpy house beats by using his deep house background and adding his own diverse electronic spin. He has been involved in the music industry for quite sometime also having previous aliases before the one now known. Arun has had many releases on huge house & tech labels such as Steve Lawler’s VIVa Music, the mighty Defected which started Aruns rise within the house scene, also Material, Incorrect Music in USA and many more. He has also performed at a majority of the main clubs up and down the UK including Ministry Of Sound, Electric Brixton, 02 Arena, Festivals & overseas shows in Japan, Ibiza, Croatia & Amsterdam.

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David Byrne musician, DJ ....  all ways had a passion for music from a young age i was brought up with the sounds of soul and Motown my dad is a dj hence the love for music so it started got my first pair of turntables at the age of 13 playing anything i could get my hands on. My first record i bought was d-reem things can only get better but soon found my sound was ukg listening to DJ EZ one of my all time influences playing it loud out of my bedroom window to friends that would sit and listen to me play slowly took a turn and was in to house music in a big way and have never looked back. By the time i was 14 i was playing at the local youth club playing on the school radio and was knee deep in to music was out on the road with my dad most weekends watching how he worked a crowd and i often took to the decks and spun some Motown had my heart set on following in hes foot steps. Next step was collage when i left school they was the best yrs of my life done level 1,2,3,4, in music technology producing music threw tech , djing , sound engineering with the experience under my belt i made the step to approaching a club owner and got my first payed gig in Manchester from there i went from strength to strength met some amazing people ( DJ LEECH ) on the way and also some snakes happy as can be i am playing along side some of the big name djs. I have my own radio show on oldham radio 99.7 also playing a live and visual online radio station ( reelhouse radio ) i am resident at a few clubs so im keeping busy as it goes i am where i want to be at the minute .............................. for all bookings --- Direct message me

Forget all the patronising nonsense that brings club culture closer to 1960s values. Djette? Djane? No need. DJ is the only prefix required here: DJ Natalie Brogan.

Having achieved more in a mite over half a decade than many peers will in a career, taking on the lads at their own game in the process, whatever gender-based cliches you might want to throw at her – equal parts stylus and stylish; beauty and the beats – be prepared to eat those words.

Taking influence from artists as diverse as Massive Attack and David Bowie, initially half-inching her brother’s ‘kiddy decks’ as a youngster, Natalie refined her artistic craft on her native Manchester club scene. Playing alongside the A-lister likes of The Hoxton Whores, Haçienda stalwart Dave Haslam, Danism (Defected) and Tube & Berger, it’s a city where Natalie has since returned to play the main room at the legendary Sankeys.

After quitting her day job in 2009 and jetting to Ibiza for a season that included shows at Eden and Es Paradis, she was soon on the move again, zooming across the globe to land in modern Middle Eastern party paradise Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. Beginning with a residency at the five-star Fairmont resort, a spot at Dubai’s Alpha club followed, as did notable press from OK magazine, Time Out and Infusion. DJ Magazine in the Middle East agreed with the snowballing acclaim, voting her 37th best DJ after a mere month in the region.

Natalie’s feet have barely touched the ground since. December 2010 saw her land a dream gig at Creamfields Abu Dhabi, claiming a main stage billing before megastars Above & Beyond, David Guetta and Afrojack, on a line-up that also featured James Zabiela, Sasha, Sander Van Doorn and Gareth Emery. A nomination in the 2011 Time Out Dubai Nightlife Awards for Dubai’s best local DJ followed and Natalie went on to host her own weekly night at Sublime in Dubai World Trade Centre. International recognition was also on the agenda, gracing events in Bahrain, Jordan and Qatar.

You want more? Not a problem. In the past 18 months alone, try Formula 1 yacht parties with Danny Rampling. Residencies at Abu Dhabi’s luxurious Monte Carlo Beach Club, Jumeirah at Etihad Towers and Hyatt Capital Gate. Headlining Immaculate Touch and Aloft pool parties, overseas jaunts to India and Egypt, plus return trips to Bahrain and Dubai (the latter at top-level venues Nasimi Beach and 360º). A monthly nightlife column in the UAE’s best-selling entertainment magazine What’s On Abu Dhabi. An official Emirates ambassador role with Stoli vodka.

We’re not done, either. Two further Creamfields Abu Dhabi slots – in 2011 on the main stage alongside Laidback Luke and Tiësto; still to come in 2012, on a bill featuring David Guetta, Armin van Buuren and Example – and opening for the aforementioned Guetta in March 2012 at Abu Dhabi’s Du Arena in front of 15,000 people. Press in Rolling Stone Middle East (a two-page spread, no less), becoming the Middle East’s first hologram DJ and, in 2012, a personal invitation to return to Manchester Midi School, where she learnt the basics herself, to inspire present-day students with a video diary of her progress.

Ditch the divides, get rid of gender politics, can the cliches. All that remains is one of the Middle East’s scene-leading spinners: DJ Natalie Brogan.

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SLAM! was born in 2005. Ever since that joyful moment it’s always been our goal to lead not to follow. This is exactly what SLAM! does with The Boom Room, 4 hours primetime Techno, Melodic, Afro and all other genres we like to call quality housemusic.

The Boom Room selects the finest new releases from the makes of, Joris Voorn, Eelke Klein, Adriatique, Robag Wruhme and Reinier Zonneveld just to name a few. Inviting musical pioneers and world class dj’s in our Boom Room is SLAM!'s saturdaynight business.

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