Booking Info: Nauticult22@gmail.com
Blending elements of industrial hip hop with Digital Hardcore, Digital “Queercore” band NAUTICULT is in the midst of reinventing their sound towards a more spontaneous, single heavy, high output approach. Lyrically, NAUTICULT is confronting stereotypes about sexuality and gender by focusing on trans empowerment and gender euphoria. 
 
Vocals/Efx - Junie Sankey She/Her
Drums/Sampling - Evan Fitzgerald He/Him
Guitar/Midi - Dylan Berry They/Them

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Oi Oi I’m Ryan (HDSN). Welcome to my page. 

Here’s a little bio. 

I bought my first set of turntables at the age of 14 when I was already collecting Happy Hardcore records. DJing was one of those things that just come naturally to me. My friends were always over at my house for mixing sessions. At 16 I started playing alongside my brother and friends every fortnight at a local bar for an under 18’s night playing Happy Hardcore. Two years later, out of a thousand entrants my mix tape came top five in the ‘Ministry Of Sound DJ Of The Year’. I played a live vinyl set in Topshop situated in London’s Oxford Street, on a busy Saturday afternoon. I continued entering DJ competitions and talent nights along with a mid-week slot at a local bar. At 20, I was given full weekend residency at my local nightclub Steam, playing Old-Skool, House and Trance. In the next two years I reached the final of the ‘Young DJ Of The Year’ competitions, which were run by the Staffordshire & Cheshire’s number one radio station, Signal 1. I came out as overall winner of the competition in 2002. My prize was my first ever pair of Technics 1210’s (which I still use), mixer, flight cases and the opportunity to play a live set at Café Mambo in Ibiza. The win also landed me a set at the opening night of the Stoke club, Lomax, for the ‘Youth Upfront Awards’. I then tried to further my career by signing onto the internet DJ agencies, 'Topjox' and 'Club Dreams', sending out demos to gain recognition. In the early summer of 2004 I decide to try my luck by booking a one way ticket to Ibiza for the season. It was tough at first, but by the end of July I had a residency at the brilliant Plastik Lounge in San Antonio. After a few weeks playing with some of San An’s finest house DJ’s, I was given the chance to warm up the decks in Es Paradis funky lounge. But best of all, after weeks of trying, Alex Ellenger, who with Judge Jules ran the funky room in Eden, give me the finest two hours of my DJ career by asking me to play a set. The next year I returned to Ibiza and became one of the residents in the swanky new Hush bar in San Antonio's west end. When I came back to England I started my own night in a local bar. I then became one of the Tech-House/Hard House residents for my brother's local club night ‘Euphonic Fuzion’. 

Even though I enjoy playing many styles of dance music, I've never lost my passion for Happy Hardcore. It will forever be the biggest part of me musically and that's why I created this page. To share the love for this incredible music. 

I seriously didn’t expect quite the following on here but you guys have been absolutely amazing and I genuinely appreciate all your support, whether it be messages, comments, likes & shares. Thank you so much! 

I play Happy Hardcore, Jungle/Drum & Bass, Trance, Hard House, House, Electro & Techno and have since 1994. Expect lots of vinyl classic mixes, live sets on Twitch, mix compilations and upfront sets from these genres. Enjoy!!! 

All my mixes and ones which I have permission are available for download.

For future bookings please inbox me for details or via Facebook messenger.

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Dj Bouncy is Seattle's original Hands Up Dj!   He started partying back in 2000 and his first rave he attended was Freaknight at the old Expo Center. He was a frequent partier and could be seen at all the local venues like Naf, The Hall, FX, and others. Around the fall of 2004 he picked up his first turntables and fell in love with djing immediately. Ever since then he could not stop spinning. He messed around with a few genres like Hard Trance and UK Hard House before he discovered Hands Up! He loved Hands Up because it combined the hard beats of UK Hard House with the cheesey melodies and sing a longness of Happy Hardcore into one powerful genre.  He often like to refer to Hands Up as "Kandi Trance" a term he made up that he thought best described the sound.  He got his first gig at FX (then called Studio B) and played at Black Out 3. Ever since then he has been a regular part of Seattle's scene and can be seen at many local events monthly.

A complex distillation of classic punk rock, Celtic folk and American rock'n'roll, the albums put the band's diversity, intensity and sincerity on full display.

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