At the turn of the Century, way back at the birth of the new Millenium I'd been working in my spare time to improve my 'digital' music writing and production skills. I'd starting using a new piece of software (Acid) and a chance find of a didgeridoo sound took me off in a completely different direction to my earlier efforts and the piece 'Australian Dawn' was born. I tried to create the sense of animals all waking up in the outback and the cacophony of a dawn chorus. In terms of complexity and production it's probably the best thing I did back in those days and I really hope you like it... definitely one for your headphones!

Australian Dawn

Welcome! Thank you for visiting my space in the cloud.

Bienvenue! Merci de visiter mon espace dans le nuage.

Willkommen! Danke für Ihren Besuch mein Haus in der Cloud.

Yōkoso! Kura udo de jibun no supēsu o hōmon shite itadaki arigatōgozaimasu.
                                        
Music totally rotates my gears. It has inspired me, motivated me and been a life-long companion. From listening to Radio Luxembourg on a medium-wave radio under the covers when I was 5 years old to renting 'Made In Japan' by Deep Purple from my local library when I was 9 and then on to raising my 30 something arms to the sky at Global Gathering and Creamfields, music has always been so much more than incidental. 

Since the early 90s I have lived, loved and played 'Dance Music'. Back then I was following Sven Vath, Sun Electric, Underworld, Leftfield and Massive Attack amongst many others.

My goal as a DJ is very sincere. I want to make my audience feel good. If I can help them step out of the everyday and be some place else for a while, that brings me joy.

Expect to travel with me from the glacial slopes of East European Minimal Tech to the healing waters of the Italian Riviera and from there perhaps all the way on to the relentless Techno machine of the Stadtstaaten and beyond. Our journey will have moments of pure light but we'll also venture into the darker places.  We'll discover today's diamond cut disco before dancing ever onwards to a deep, often uplifting synth-filled future where the machines scoop us up and drive us towards a harder, often relentless utopia.

I'm in your hands which is as it should be. Without an audience a DJ is just someone in their bedroom spinning to a Dog with a black olive fetish and a Goldfish who answers to the name of Archibald.....now where's the fun in that?
 



DjMrLynn