The Dj world is a very different one from that of 25 years ago. If you've seen any one of the thousands of social media arguments about vinyl v digital DJs or self taught v music schooled you'll know that there's a huge divide between the 'then' and 'now' world of DJs.

There's a select number of DJs out there that have managed to stay at the top of their respective scenes and it hasn't been a question of embracing technology or spending a fortune on a marketing team, it's been about being the real deal. Nowadays to the untrained eye/ear you can fake being a real Dj. For those that know; you can't.

Pete Bromley is riding the top wave of house music and has done for nearly 3 decades. A mix of dedication, thirst, ability, confidence and above all love for the music has kept him there without the help of some fancy pants marketing/management team ploughing tens of thousands of pounds into a product (not person) to get hundreds of thousands in return. He has a unique standing where he is loved and respected by 'real' DJs, whether they be new, young, old or established because they can see/hear that he is 'real' also.

Here's Petes latest mix of tracks that he'll be playing at The Move Sugarmill parties over Xmas and new year. This year has seen him play alongside Steve Lawler, Huxley, The Martinez Bros, Detroit Swindle, Kenny Dope, Darius Syrossian, Dimitri From Paris, Todd Terry and Heidi to name but a few...

Bring on 2016!  First up is 30th Jan with Patrick Topping.

Pete Bromley - Move! Into Dec 2015

Pete Bromley has been Stoke On Trent's top House DJ since 1989 and it has been an interesting and varied journey for him! Resident DJ at Stoke's first successful Underground Dance night 'Introspective' back in 1989 he went on to play at the infamous Shelleys Laserdome as well as other influential clubnights across the UK. Pete's next residency was to be at the Freetown in Hanley which would see him play alongside DJ's like Sasha & Dave Seaman. This would become the stepping stone to his next residency, the legendary Golden. Pete was the main resident DJ at Golden for an amazing 11 years which saw him play with the worlds biggest DJ's bar none. During this time he played many guest appearances at places such as Cream, Renaissance, Ministry Of Sound and DJ magazine listed him as one of the most popular resident DJ's in the world, resulting in his Essential Mix live on Radio 1 alongside Pete Tong at Sankeys in 1996. Quite an accolade seeing as he has never bolstered his career with international gigs, remixes or a recording career as 99% of producer/DJ's do these days. After Golden's demise In 2003, Pete then went on to become one of the resident DJ's at Satchmo's which has now become part of Stoke clubbing folkelore and his position has been cemented over the last years as resident DJ for the Move and their parties at The Sugarmill, Spode Warehouse & The Underground  playing alongside Jamie Jones, Patrick Topping, Solardo, Skream, Annie Mac, Derrick Carter, Pete Tong, MK, Todd Terry, Seth Troxler, The Martinez Brothers, Steve Lawler, Hot Since 82, Eats Everything, Darius Syrossian,Micheal Bibi, Alan Fitzpatrick, wAFF,  Dimitri From Paris, Kenny Dope, Low Steppa, Dan Shake amongst dozens of House musics elite. You can catch Pete at Back In The Day, Blue Collar Disco & Move events @ The Underground/Sugarmill Hanley, Stoke On Trent to see for yourself why he's been at the top of his game for all these years and still going strong!

DJ, Writer, Music Lover, Blogger, and BeatPimp. I love music, but due to life mixing has taken a back seat to listening lately. Here's a bit about me: 

DJ Elroy is the man with a plan.

He’s been mixing records since before your mom was seen doing lines off the floor of Studio 54’s DJ booth. He is an innovator in his own right and has led the evolution of dance music from the 70s disco era into the club scene of the 80s to the rave scene of the 90s and right into the 21st century! You may not know this, but in recent years Elroy has spawned several of his own sub-genres (including tizzy-house and its European offshoot sprochno).

Being pegged as a one trick pony is so 1998. DJ Elroy has overcome the typecast hurdle by throwing down the gauntlet on all genres and effectively making them his bitch. All of them. Critics have called him the “Chuck Norris of the dance music industry,” and he has lived up to the moniker.

El-Rizzle (as he known to close friends) has been seen giving mixing pointers to the legendary John Digweed and swapping new skratching techniques with the infamous Q-bert. He has headlined some of the biggest events in the state but has put his live performance schedule on hold to bring you this wonderful website. He is a member of the prestigious Masons, the Illuminati, and the NRA.

DJ Elroy spends his free time building tire-swings for starving children in Denver’s inner-cities and plans to be the first electronic music artist to walk in space.