Growing up in the 90s, I was into Garage. In the early 2000s, I was buying Grime vinyl's. Then, when I was old enough, I started going to clubs like Matter (O2), Cable (London Bridge), and Fabric (Farringdon). 

In 2010, I saw the rise of Jamie Jones at DC10. In 2011, I was on the dance floor at Space when Carl Cox played a 10 hour set to celebrate his 10 year residency. In 2012, I was in Amnesia when Marco Carola started his legendary Music On events. 

On New Year's Day 2013, I DJ'd at Ministry of Sound in London following MK, who was making his meteoric return to music. I believe his return was sparked by Loss Foss playing his 90's house music at Creche, combined with a tune from Maya Jane Coles called "What You Say" which was the hit record in 2011, the year I "done the season" in Ibiza. That year I DJ'd at the iconic Cafe Del Mar on the Ibiza sunset strip.

When I cam back to London, I was DJing on the same lineup as East End Dubs for an event called Connected. This was back in the day when EED used to make minimal deep house, which was the trend at the time. 

Over the last 18 years, I have seen many trends come and go. 
Many clubs open and close. 
Many DJs rise and fade. 

However, one thing is for sure, house music is bigger than ever. It constantly evolves and there is never ending stream of new clubbers entering the scene.

These days, 70% of the music I consume is Techno. I like listening to sets of John Talabot, Ben Klock and Rohad. I find it's great concentration music when I need to get things done, but admittedly i've spent less time at techno raves.

Accumulatively, I've spent hundreds of hours on the dance floor and behind the decks.  

In 2014, I sold my Technics 1210's, my Pioneer DJM 900 Mixer, amp and speakers. 

Over the last 15 years, I've been "playing about" with Ableton in my spare time. I like to make house music with old school grime samples, toms and aggressive baselines. 

No releases.

I just make music for fun.

UK based producer
Electronic breaks and bleeps

As the name states Live at Robert Johnson is the associated label of the respected venue in Offenbach and incorporates what the club stands for. The imprint has been establishing a solid ground for the new Frankfurt sound since 2009. By featuring internationally acclaimed artists LARJ has been providing DJs and audiences with essential tunes in an extensive range of high-quality house music. Laid-back dance-floor awareness with a sense for particularity in sound is what might describe best most of the releases and artists.

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