The best of 90s & early 2000s House, Trance & Techno Club Classics as well as some future classics of today.

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BOOKINGS: nickspurwaydj@gmail.com

MUSIC: @dramainthesauna
DJ: @nick__spurway / SWEATY (w/ Sophie Forrest)
PARTY: @furcoatsydney
RADIO: @radioelectronicajena

Nick Spurway builds his sets under the ethos of “less chin stroking, more dancing”, having no trouble flipping between thumping techno, high energy disco and pumping, swingy house within the hour. Nick established his reputation as a killer DJ in his early twenties, playing for numerous parties in Eora/sydney along Oxford Street and deep in Marrickville warehouse party territory, cutting between pitch perfect, vinyl-only opening sets and late-night banging closers.

Across the last ten years, Nick has shared his sound at straight techno nights and day-long queer festivals, from tiny basement parties to 10,000 festival goers. He’s been invited to play for some of the best local and national institutions including Something Else, Loose Ends, Dark Mofo, Midsumma, SASH and the infamous Pavlova Bar parties, playing up to six hours at a time. Being continually booked at a wide range of events has helped Nick create and refine his sets; tying together his long established love of the “holy trinity” of house, disco and funk, with techno, ambient, breakbeat, dance-punk and new wave thrown in for good measure. 

By the time he moved interstate to Naarm/melbourne, Nick had teamed up with fellow DJ, producer and activist Sophie Forrest, forming the duo SWEATY, culminating in a triumphant and well-received closing set at Midsumma Carnival 2022 and co-founded Fur Coat, a "gender-bender discotheque for queers and their peers", with Sophie, Matt Jay and SVEN, throwing parties in the inner west of Sydney with a final, 8-hour party before the pandemic hit, for Sydney Mardi Gras 2020. Both these collaborations continue to the present day. When he's not throwing his own parties, Nick is seen playing alongside some of the very best of local and international talent, such as Simon Caldwell, Move D, Bicep, JNETT, Ayebatonye, Stereogamous, Efdemin, Jane Fitz, Lorna Clarkson, Art Simone, CC:DISCO! and Gavilán Rayna Russom, to name a few.

With spectacular timing, Nick moved himself south to Melbourne in 2020, before lockdowns sent everyone inside for almost two years. Undeterred by this and with no clubs to play at, Nick expanded his talents elsewhere: elevating his music production with one to one mentoring from production legend Red Rack’em as part of his groundbreaking ‘How I Program’ music production community in 2020; hosting and producing a monthly radio show ‘Radio Electronica Australia’, since 2021, and releasing his first original track in 2022.

He kept his DJ chops fresh with live streams from his living room and guest-appearances on fellow DJ’s radio shows. Instead of dropping these pandemic-era habits when clubs re-opened, Nick continues to participate in all of the above, with his popular radio show celebrating four years on the air, in February 2025, with no signs of slowing down.

When Nick began to release his first tracks, he decided to separate the DJ from the producer and a new project was created: Drama in the Sauna. His first completed track, a remix of ‘Gradient’ by Eora/sydney artist Lagoon, was released in 2021, followed by his debut EP on Blur Records in 2022, entitled ‘Hot Water Laundry Service’. In December 2023, Nick released his second EP, 'Rushall', in time for summer, with self-produced tracks 'tongue twister' and 'It's Funny' dropped in 2024 and 'Can't Sleep', produced with frequent collaborator Future Self, released on Self Control Records in January 2025.

After five years down south, Nick moved back to Eora/Sydney in early 2025, reconnecting and establishing his love for the city that made his DJing, bringing with him producing, collaborations and radio, to begin a new phase of his career as it approaches its 20th anniversary.

Infos
booking worlwide: margaux@overtone-artists.com
send promos here: https://tstack.app/francois_x/send
ceo @xxlabrec

Record Label Curated by Cormac

Polari (from Italian parlare, meaning 'to talk') is a form of slang used by some actors, circus and fairground showmen, professional wrestlers, merchant navy sailors, criminals, prostitutes, and the gay subculture.

Bookings: stix@undrctrl.com  

A mainstay of the Eora music scene, Jacqui Cunningham brings depth and energy to every dance floor. With nearly 15 years of crate-digging, mixing, and performing under their belt, Jacqui has carved out a legacy in Australia’s electronic music landscape, particularly within the LGBTQIA+ community nationwide.

Classically trained in piano and raised by a music teacher, Jacqui combines a solid musical background with a flair for fresh ideas, making every set both thoughtful and engaging. Whether weaving through euphoric house or deep, groovy rhythms layered with warm vocals, their sound is an experience curated with precision and heart.

A resident at Chinese Laundry, one of Australia’s most revered and longest-running clubs, Jacqui is a trusted name in the country’s underground scene. They have appeared at major festivals including Lost Paradise, Beyond The Valley, Laneway Festival, Subsonic, Dark Mofo, Splendour in the Grass, and Tropical Fruits, and have performed at some of Sydney/Eora’s most iconic queer institutions, Loose Ends and House of Mince. They are also the driving force behind GiRLTHING, one of Australia’s leading queer parties. Highlights include closing the WorldPride Bondi Beach Party 2024, where they played to over 15,000 revellers.

Internationally, Jacqui has toured across Europe and the Americas, with highlights including a recent Mexico tour in 2025 featuring shows at Funk Club (Mexico City) and Bar Americas (Guadalajara), as well as The Treehouse Festival in Nicaragua and Club Azul in Guatemala. Jacqui has also recently performed across Germany at Sisyphos, Kater Blau, and Golden Gate in Berlin, as well as at Café Soda and GruuvKitchen in Hamburg. Other international appearances include Dalston Superstore (London), Ponyboy (NYC), and Sydney/Eora’s edition of the international party brand Glitterbox (2023 & 2024).

Jacqui’s eclectic taste and global reach extend into radio and media, with live mixes and features on Rinse France (Paris), HÖR (Berlin), FBi Radio & triple j (AUS), Noods Radio (UK), Radio Electronica (DE), Drama Radio (MX & Mexico City). They’ve also featured as a guest speaker on the EMC panel with Honey Dijon.

As a producer, Jacqui continues to evolve. Their debut EP dropped on Switzerland’s Karussell Records in 2022, followed by the double A-side single I Can’t Get No Sleep on Australian powerhouse label Club Sweat in 2024. Their latest releases, See The Lights and Don’t Pretend (WERK Records, 2025), showcase Jacqui’s continued growth and evolving sound.

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