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Throughout his 35 years as both a producer and DJ, Paul King has been responsible for anthem after anthem and floor filler after floor filler.
From his early releases such as “Elevate” on Jump Wax and “Kick it in” on TDV, right through to the more recent “What ya got” on Vicious and “Turn it up” on Toolbox, Paul’s productions have always been in a league of their own. To say Paul King had his own style just wouldn’t be fitting enough, as Paul created a whole new sound that has now been loved by hard house fans for well over a decade.
It was in the 90’s that Paul first burst onto the scene and was immediately taken under the wing of the late Tony de Vit, who instantly branded Paul “one to watch” for his fresh and innovative productions. With the support of Tony and every other influential Hard House DJ on the circuit, Paul soon became a regular name on the two record labels that were THE labels to be seen on, Tripoli and Tidy Trax. On Tripoli he gave us his F1 productions and on Tidy he delivered his fiercer than fierce Trauma releases… It was under these production names that Paul dominated the scene and became an inspiration to many.
His discography reads like an A to Z hard house bible, with remixes and releases on almost every major hard house dedicated label… these include the already mentioned Tidy, Tripoli, Toolbox and Vicious, along with labels old and new such as Trade, Deprivation, Knuckleheadz, TEC, Short Circuit, Flashpoint and Chug N Bump to name just a few.
His label Electrotek saw him move his style to Electro and Tech House, and was instantly recognised as the new “Paul King Sound”. His remixes of Armand Van Heldans “New York City Beat” and Fedde Le Grande’s “Put Your Hands Up For Detroit” were released on their respective labels to wide acclaim.
On the hard house side, he continued to push his sound further, releasing Trauma Trax 3, Trauma Trax Remixed, and Digital Frontiers. On the 20th anniversary of his first release on TDV, and the 25th anniversary of his DJing career, Paul worked closely with Vicious Circle to release “Odyssey – The complete Paul King collection”, a collection of more than 200 tracks that covered his entire career up to that point.
Then, on the 20th anniversary of his first Trauma release on Tidy, Paul released Trauma XX Part 1. An album of new material, where, once again Paul collaborated with producers and DJs that he admired.
Bringing the story up to date, this year sees the release of Trauma XX Part 2 - the album has 10 DJ friendly tracks and features collaborations with Rob Tissera, Aaron James & Seanie Jackson, Frank Farrell, High Dosage, Eamonn Fevah, Dawn Lee, Craig Jones, Ilogik, James Nardi, Steve Hill and Technikal.

JLF is a DJ on mission to bring the fun and party vibe back into hard house and make it once again accessible to the masses.

Carving his own niche with high energy sets packed full of mashups and reworks of his own creation, his over-the-top edits are a combination of classic tracks, acapellas and unreleased material – tongue in cheek bootlegs that whip the crowd into a frenzy and leave them begging for more…

The last 2 years have seen sets at Fixate, Happy Vibes and Anarchy, the Sundissential North livestream and an acclaimed performance at The Tidyland Weekender to round it all off. He counts heavyweights like Amber D, Jon Hemming and General Bounce amongst his fans and is slowly amassing the kind of adulation usually reserved for legacy artists – a recognition of his unique approach to DJing and performance.

He’s had 20 tracks released since 2021 with another 10 slated for 2024, with his music showing up on labels including Tidy Trax, Cheeky Tracks, Boxt and Faculty One. His productions have support from industry titans Hannah Laing, Viviana Casanova, Yomanda, The Tidy Boys, Andy Farley, Amber D, Digital Mafia, General Bounce and Jon Hemming and have featured on numerous albums and compilations.

Josh is now looking to focus on making the transition to headlining and supporting established headliners, whilst working through his bucket list of major brands to represent and target labels to release with.

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I'm a Hard House DJ & producer from the UK. I've been DJing at events up and down the country & internationally since 2007 and have had the privilege to play for some biggest brands in the scene such as Tidy, Storm, Slinky, Frantic, Xstatic, Ideal, Rave On, AWsum, Polysexual, B2T, Shine, Frenzy and more.

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For DJ bookings please email djdiscam@hotmail.com

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Chris

Hard House enthusiasts will already know the mighty JP & Jukesy; their impressive worldwide fan-base lap-up precision-delivered jaw-dropping sets. Perhaps what makes the duo so popular and so successful is that they are natural born clubbers. A chance meeting through a mutual friend some seven years ago whilst out clubbing at Sundissential North is where it all began. Almost immediately the pair recognised that they had complimentary musical interests; both considered (and still consider) Andy Farley as being inspirational in their clubbing lives; both had taken a keen interest in DJing and both enjoyed their hobby as bedroom DJs. JP and Jukesy hit it off instantly. Regular appearances at some of the UK’s and overseas dance events quickly became the norm; home territory based from legendary gigs at Tidy Weekenders, Atomik Weekenders, Frantic, Polysexual, Slinky to international dates from Norway to Australia and everywhere in-between. Their addictive energy and obsession for their work is amplified where-ever they play; brilliantly delivered chunky warm-up sets, or hands in the air euphoric peak-time performances through to high-placed no holes-barred full on closing slots, JP & Jukesy’s versatility ensures that they compliment any line-up; they are consistent in delivering crowd pleasing expertly mixed well considered play lists. But DJing is just part of the JP & Jukesy story. Despite a packed diary, the lads have an impressive back-catalogue of production credits. Following their first successful releases on Passion Records (How I feel and H-Bomb both supported by DJs such as Eddie Halliwell and Amber D) they decided to launch their own labels Deprivation, Deprived of Funk & Deprivation LTD. Releasing via their own label and through big name commissioned work, they are also regularly asked to remix other producers tracks; listen our for the JP & Jukesy mix of BK’s Rave Monkey which is tearing up dance-floors across the UK and globally at the moment! 2009 has seen the duo notch up another major milestone; they’ve been signed to the scene-leaders Chic Management and join the likes of Tidy Boys, Rob Tissera and Sash on the star studded top flight roster. Where do JP & Jukesy go from here? Who knows; their meteoric rise has hard-dance hero’s continues to see the duo pick up huge swathes of fans; from the tens of thousands of clubbers they play to every year, to the promoters who know JP & Jukesy’s inclusion on a line-up is sure to be a winning contribution to the success of an event, there is one thing that is certain – JP & Jukesy are a formidable force in hard-dance that will be around for a very long time.

Ian M is the original hard house DJ and still the best.

For eight years in the ‘90s, the Leicester prodigy played a central role in the success of the most important after-hours club in British dance music history, Trade, the most influential club in the annals of hardness.

Having cut his teeth in his hometown for several years towards the end of the 80s, the DJ world’s God of thunder got his first big break when Trade offered him a slot on a tour date in Birmingham.

The rewarding residency that followed at the London club’s homebase in London gave Ian the challenging task of playing after the lord of the dance Tony de Vit, one that he pulled off successfully week after week.

The fruitful relationship with Trade afforded the Godfather of hard house a number of memorable career highlights. These include playing to an audience of 250,000 at the Love Parade in Leeds, teaming up with Danny Tenaglia at Twilo in New York and playing Dance Valley in Amsterdam alongside Carl Cox.

The punisher’s more recent successes at the epicentre of the hard universe are as notable and widespread, as his much-admired residencies at Sundissential, Insomniacz, Storm, Twist, Sinergy, Fuel and Insekt testify.

Worldwide demand for his dynamic DJ sets has taken Ian everywhere from Ireland, France, Hong Kong, Canada, Ibiza, South Africa, New York, Washington D.C, Japan, Australia and New Zealand.

As a creator of top quality tunes with high production values, Ian has never been described as prolific, but when he does deliver a new tune, it tends to be a major event rather than just another record coming out. 

Who can forget the phenomenal global hysteria surrounding his timeless masterpiece ‘Crazy Pills’ when it first appeared?

Prior to that landmark outing, a string of unforgettable classics had cemented his reputation as a most outstanding music maker. 

These include two remixes of Dyewitness for Tidy Trax, his famed ‘Black Is Black’ remake for the same label, the storming singles ‘Annihilation’ and ‘The Dreamer’ along with hard-as-nails treatments for top labels such as React, Tripoli Trax, Elasticman, OVD, Kaktai and Mohawk.

Ian compiled and mixed the biggest-selling volume of all the Trade album series, and has released a host of superb compilation mixes for Tidy Trax, Fevah N.Z and Torture Garden.

2009 saw Ian returning to the studio with Dom Sweeten (of OD404) and Karl Davis (from Ireland) to run up three tracks, of which two were released for Karl’s Pure NRG label and one (DJ Rave) ended up being used for Dom’s mix on Spinball’s “Velvet Hammer” compilation.

2010 has seen Ian going back in the studio but this time, it is with Dave Owens & Valex to co-produce “Demons”, which was exclusively featured on Valex's Toolbox album together with an exclusive "Butcher Boy" Remix. Ian finished the year going back in Dave Owens Turtledog Studio with the huge "Crank" for Tidy.

2011 has started with Ian going in with Mr Owens again for the massive "Where R Da Drums" for newly formed label Twist Trax and the Radio 1 played "Bang Yer Mind" (with Ben Stevens) for Vicious Circle. And finally finishing the year off with a new track called "Dirty GaGa", recorded at Ben Stevens all new & plush studios nr Manchester.

And 2012 is looking as busy, with another visit to Mr Owens Turtledog Studios with Ben Townsend (man about town) in January, where we knocked out "Pop Idol" on Smalltown Records. Other projects are due to follow.

2013 starts with a mix album for Razor Recordings, with the name "The Razorz Edge", which has gone straight to No.1 in the Juno Download Album Chart. Ian will be in the studio again at some point in 2013 with more new artists and will be working on a new Hard House offshoot label & signing new tracks for it sometime in 2013. Watch this space for details!! 

Originally written by Mark Kavanagh. 
Slight Update: Feb 2013

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