Turning Point

I’m not a DJ, or a music producer… 
I love Trance.

Darren Jones, Better known as D10 has been active as a Producer for 9 years and a DJ for nearly 8 years. Darren also goes under the aliases Deton8r, Deton-8, D&G, Mercurial Virus, and DJ.
D10 shot to fame with his remix on S-Trax (Masif Organisation) of Neon Lights - Not Over Yet that was played at Dance Valley, Godskitchen, Gatecrasher and other major events across the world. The track was played out by DJ Scot Project, DJ Wag, Dave Joy, Dave Pearce, Tommy Pulse, Alphazone, Steve Hill and many more.
Not Over Yet found its way onto many compilation albums.
The follow up single Binary Harder did really well too,That was also a big hit and was played everywhere by the big names as mentioned above and found its way on a few compilation albums including a Goodgreef compilation.
Binary Harder also found its way into the radio 1 dance charts at number 44 ahead of Shapeshifters and Scissor Sisters.

As time went on many releases came out including the Remixes and covers of Children, Silence, Join Me, Tricky Tricky, Ready Or Not and the biggest achievement was been asked to remix on Traffic Tunes and the monster track DJ Wag - Life On Mars.
D10 toured Australia in 2005 and 2006 and played many gigs out there in Sydney, Perth, Melbourne, Geelong, Adelaide which has made him a hit out in Australia.
Darren also runs his own label Viper Traxx which is caters for hardstyle and hard trance.


James Petford, Better known as DJ Superstitious, Has played at various clubs including the Steering wheel for S.L.A.G. The crusader bar when West end bar closed down and he was also resident at Subway City for both Trapdoor and Blue, playing classic house and old skool.
He is currently resident at Tin Tins in Birmingham.
He started playing in 1996 after listening to the Ministry of sounds annual 96 Pete Tong's disk. Regularly going to local clubs in the city centre and getting to know producers and Dj's of all different walks of music, this helped him establish what music he liked and decided to try and put his hand to everything he could get them on.

He used to work at the steering wheel in Birmingham from 97 / 98 & would go to S.L.A.G. Freedom, Fun, Crunch, Wobble, West End Bar, Genesis, The Hush, Tin Tins, Sunddissential and Amen. Learning how to blend different types of music together in a seamless mix. Knowing all these energetic differences within each genre and learning how to put them all together to make sub genres on the fly has helped develop a very good understanding of how to produce and it quickly became a hobby making bootlegs. Studying how different dj's would mix whilst he was out he became accustomed to knowing his way around the mixer and turntables and how to control all the different ways there are of mixing, it wasn't until James watched how Tony De Vit mixed that he understood the difference of professional and amateur, by learning not to use anything but the pitch control to mix he knew that he had mastered it to a fine art

His love for trance music came about when he stumbled across Godskitchen and Polysexual, he had now become accustomed to a type of music and it found it's place in his heart and mind, so from that day on he knew what he desired the most. 

Having guest mixes of people such as Colin Frensham or Col the medic as people would have known him as.
They both plan to start show with another internet station called di.fm,  Darren had been doing a monthly residency on there playing his hardstyle and hosting guest mixes by well named producers such as RUSHGBH,Sam Punk, DJ Yoz, Vortex, Showtek, Dutch Master, Audio Damage,DJ Thera, Bruno Power & Wasted Penguinz

They have both decided to concentrate on trance and becoming recognised within the trance industry and becoming established in something that they can both actively enjoy together working as a team on both productions and DJ'ing together.

They have set up a record label called Lunar Recordings and will be releasing tracks by themselves and other trance artist's, their own productions will see them working with singers concentrating on a new type of trance where they use their lifelong skills to put in to limelight only something that was once a dream.

Darren Jones , Better known as D10 has been active as a Producer and a DJ for since 2003. Darren also goes under the aliases Deton-8, D&G, Mercurial Virus, DJ and Rendor Sejon.

D10 shot to fame with his remix on S-Trax (Masif Organisation) of Neon Lights - Not Over Yet that was played at Dance Valley, Godskitchen, Gatecrasher and every other major event across the world. The track was played out by DJ Scot Project, DJ Wag, DERB, Yoji Biomehanika, Dave Joy, RAM, Kamui, Dave Pearce, Tommy Pulse, Alphazone, Steve Hill and many more.
Not Over Yet found its way onto many compilation albums.The follow up single Binary Harder did really well too, That was also a big hit and was played everywhere by the big names as mentioned above and found its way on to a few compilation albums including a Goodgreef compilation.Binary Harder also found its way into the radio 1 dance charts at number 44 ahead of Shapeshifters and Scissor Sisters.

As time went on many releases came out including the Remixes and covers of Children, Silence, Join Me, Tricky Tricky, Ready Or Not and the biggest achievement was been asked to remix on Traffic Tunes and the monster track DJ Wag - Life On Mars.D10 toured Australia in 2005 and 2006 and played many gigs out there in Sydney, Perth, Melbourne, Geelong, Adelaide which has made him a hit out in AustraIia,D10 Has had good successes as a producer releasing on Masif, Traffic Tunes, Dutch Master Works, Kattiva, Joyride Music and more.

His label Viper Traxx has come up with successful D10 Tracks and remixes.Bionic was reviewed on Harder Faster and in magazines such as IDJ and DJ.Evil, Unleashed was played on Radio 1.

D10 has found a new lease of life in hard trance again and has been making waves in the scene again with a big remix of Hennes & Cold – First Step and a collaboration with Pete Delete on Nocturnal Knights.

Mercurial Virus is Darren Jones an Uplifting Trance artist from Birmingham in the UK. Mercurial Virus was previously known for his hard trance on Fevah & Viper Traxx.
Darren is more known for Hardstyle and Hard Trance under the D10 alias but has had trance releases under DJ in the past.

Mercurial Virus has had many successful releases ranging from solo, collaborations and remixes which led to support by the biggest names such in Trance such as Armin Van Buuren, John O'Callaghan, Aly & Fila, Daxson, Sean Tyas, Darren Porter, Ferry Corsten, Paul Van Dyk, Johan Gielen, Alex M.O.R.P.H, Ram, Allen Watts, ReOrder, Daniel Skyver, John Askew, Ferry Tayle, Ronski Speed, Dan Stone, Bixx, Talla 2XLC to name a few.

Mercurial Virus has had some huge releases such as 'Turning Point' on Subculture which was played on A State Of Trance 950,951,952 as well as ADE, FSOE 636, Transmission etc.
Mercurial Virus reached number 1 in the beatport charts with his quality collaboration with the amazing Darren Porter.
Mercurial Virus had an amazing release on FSOE Fables with 'The Journey' which Aly & Fila played 4 times on FSOE 910,911,912,913.
Many huge releases followed on the big labels in trance such as FSOE, FSOE Fables, Regenerate, Nocturnal Knights, AVA White, Reason II Rise, Kinected, High Voltage, ZYX Trance and many more.
Early releases such as Legacy, Memories, Earth, Ethno, Roseline were released on Redux, Beyond The Stars Recordings and Phoenix Recordings but were successful including ASOT play.
Mercurial Virus has had the pleasure to remix for artists he looked up to in his early clubbing days such as Hemstock & Jennings and The Conductor & The Cowboy and has plans for other big collaborations with other big influences in the near future.
Mercurial Virus also collaborated work with String Theory which were released on Nocturnal Knights, Redux & Phoenix Recordings.

Darren was clubbing at God Kitchen, Gatecrasher in the late 90’s and early 2000s, so he knows the original trance sound, but has developed his own style with a taste of film music influences.
Every Mercurial Virus track is unique and different to the last, which is why all tracks have a place.

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