Former member of Dubstep pioneers Slaughter Mob from 2001-2009, had releases on Soulja Records, Hotflush and Destructive Records. Played at some of the top clubs across the UK including Fabric, The End, Ministry of Sound also had Radio Shows on Rinse, Mission Fm and more recently Koollondon. I'd describe myself as multi genre artist because of my love for Uk Garage, D&B and Dubstep. After a long break from production I'm working towards getting some more releases under my belt.

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I came to DJing later than most. I visited Ibiza when I was 23, saw Lisa Lashes play and immediately decided I was going to learn to DJ. Hard house wasn't my really thing but she definitely inspired me that night. I got back home, bought the cheapest set of belt-drive decks I could find and taught myself to DJ. 
I love house in all its forms. I am drawn to tech-house beats predominantly, and am a sucker for anything with ravey vibes and acid house influences. But I pride myself in being able to craft awesome warm-up sets too, reading the crowd and always having one foot on the dancefloor. So I can go more downtempo, melodic, or minimal too.
A few highlights so far...
* Becoming Skiddle's resident DJ in 2010 after playing at The Wickerman Festival
* Warming up for Steve Lawler and James Lavelle 
* DJing at The Warehouse Project
* Producing a track that was played by Danny Rampling whilst I was in the club
* Interviewing Graeme Park.

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LISTENING TO KOOL FM WHEN THEY WAS ON 94.5 IS WHERE IT BEGAN BACK IN 94. ENDED UP GETTING INTO GARAGE WITH A SHOW ON FREEK FM WHEN I WAS 14. THEN I STARTED MAKING BEATS I HAD LOTS OF DUBLATES STARTED PLAYING AT RAVES IN AND OUTTER LONDON THEN I PUT OUT A TUNE CALLED RAID ON WHITE LABEL WHEN I WAS 16 WAY BACK IN 98 SOLD 2000 UNITS WITHOUT ANY PROMOTION WHICH WAS EASY IN THEM DAYS LOL. LINKED UP WITH JON E CASH BACK IN 99 JUST BEEN PUTTING OUT BEATS EVER SINCE. HAD A SHOW ON RINSE FM 2003 - 2007. IM READY TO WORK WITH ANY ARTISTS HOUSE GRIME DUBSTEP RAP GET AT ME.
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Aaja is a multi-purpose community radio station, event space and bar. Situated along Deptford High Street, the local cultural hub hosts an eclectic mix of radio hosts, DJs and events. Open since 2018, Aaja has provided a space that has nurtured and aided the growth of creative minds and groups within South-East London and beyond.
‘A unique hi-spec sound installation that’s non-intrusive, but heavy for the heads’ 

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E-Tik hails from the suburbs of Chicago. Always listening to a wide variety of music, he fell in love with the sounds of the UK bass scene in college, and fell into DJing shortly afterward. E-Tik started playing dubstep and grime but quickly branched out into UK garage, broken techno, and jungle. He got his start going back to back with FoleyDub on Sub.FM, which led to him taking up his own monthly residency on the station beginning in 2020. He has opened for the likes of Mungos HiFi, J:Kenzo, and others, focused on low frequency, meditative sounds across BPM and genre.

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