From Chicago. Las Vegas resident.  Spinning Underground dance tracks since 1985.

Since 2013 London born-and-bred DJ/Producer Johnny Wobble has been hitting crowds and radio listeners with a unique style of vocal deep dirty raw underground vibes and is never to shy to delve into House Music archives giving you that old school twist…

Beginning his DJ career locally, Johnny built up a following on the London circuit and at private members events including Eight Club,The Ministry Of Sound, Penge Parties and Kinky Malinki which then lead him to being selected by one of his idols Grant Nelson to join D3EP Radio Network in 2014. From there Johnny progressed on to the festival circuit playing at We Are FSTVL and Standon Calling festival along with making appearances in Ibiza at O Beach, Cafe Del Mar, Savannahs and Es Vive to name but a few achievements…

Johnny has supported some of the biggest names in the industry among the likes of former Defected label boss Simon Dunmore, Jon Rundell, Todd Terry, David Penn, Amine Edge & Dance, Full Intention, Soul Avengerz, Paul Oakenfold, Fedde Le Grand, Dash Berlin, Markus Schulz, Ben Gold, Octave One and Simon Patterson to name just a few…

OLD SHOWS ARE ARCHIVED OVER ON MIXCLOUD

Songwriter, poet and fiction writer working in London.
Currently recording an album with various musicians and my friend and co-producer Luca Delbianco.


Musician and record collector
Bookings: booking@ninkasi.co
Everything Else: info@enchantedrhythms.com

There isn’t a musical Genre I won’t consider! Growing up in the 80s I was influenced by MOD and SKA alongside the what Pop had to offer- the late 80s brought UK and US Rap and Hip Hop. As a skater I loved the Thrash and Hardcore Metal. As the Rave scene hit,  Another type of hardcore and Jungle and breakbeats became prominent - still into the slow jam and New Jack swing of the time! Through all of this still loving classics from Floyd, Tje Who and Led Zeppelin etc. the 90s brought US house and Garage alongside Trip Hop, Downbeat and Dub! As the late 90 brought travels to south East Asia’ - Chillout and breakbeat (Nu Skool breaks) became a favorite. I guess I’m like any music head with a wider appreciation of music and always happy to find something you never knew existed?! If I had the time I could listen to music constantly, and still not hear everything I want to?! I look forward to finding stuff in here that inspires.

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