Every so often somebody really special breaks through the barriers from a bedroom DJ on to the professional circuit. Mick is one of those special somebody's. It must seem like yesterday that Mick was learning to mix back in 2008, but he has come on leaps and bounds since then. 

Mick really makes djing look effortless when you see him perform it's out of this guys nature to make mistakes and if he did you probably didn't even notice as he has such great backup ability and control over the wheels of steel. He he really is a top gun on any line up he is part of. Micks passion for music and as a performing artist is very raw and unique, full of confidence so this guy thrives and thrives throughout his sets.

Mick has been on some top events for the likes of Goodgreef Meets Storm, Bounce 
Factory , Xstatic Ibiza , Vinyl Warriors, Twist, Premonition , Revolution , Meltdown , 
Headliners to name a few. He also has his own brand Rave Rockin that has made a mark in the scene.. Mick has played along side of some of the top names the industry has to offer such as Bk, Ilogik, Andy Farley, Ben Stevens, Dave Ownes, Tidy Boys, Lisa Pin Up, Lisa Lashes, Mark Kavanagh to name a few. Micks production has been getting smashed out in clubs and events all over the globe, with numerous number 1s on toolbox and features on albums such as Frantic. Mick is signed to most of the top leading labels in the scene like Frantic Digital, Vicious Circle, Fireball Recordings, Hi-Oktane Records, Stereoday's, 
Premonition, Rave Rockin Digital to name a few. Growing up he got influences from the 
likes of Paul Glazby, Tony De Vit, Bk, Ilogik ... but he will be an influence to others in the near future.

His meticulous attention to detail in both his DJ sets and productions has seen a rise like a Phoenix through the ranks to become a true entertainer. Mick Doyle is a name that is no stranger to the Hardhouse/Harddance industry. There is no hiding the mixing skills and unique style this guy has when he graces the decks, with his pin point mixing along with his very sharp scratching ability, he really does set a standard on the night if not the STANDARD!!

up and coming hardhouse/nrg, lable ,for the hard and filthy......run by matt smith (x-type)


When you are a child of the 90s, your musical tastes often journeyed one of two ways. Many took the path of pop, perms and Pete Waterman; for the rest it was warehouses, white gloves and whistles. If you listened to music from the rave scene growing up, then you had an awesome upbringing. James Hill belonged to the latter. With the likes of The Prodigy and Capella, to Happy Hardcore and Drum & Bass, he soon recognized that the sounds that he loved to have blasting in his ears through his headphones in the playground at school were from the underground. From the time spent listening to the cassettes in his Walkman, he was inspired to become a DJ. When he left school at 16 he saved up to buy his first set of turntables, and began to build a collection of Drum & Bass vinyl from his local record shops. Rave was his religion, and he was ready to preach. Almost instantly mixing felt natural, energizing and made him feel alive. Impelled by this, and as if by a higher power, HILLY was created.
As the years passed, he always had the same spark for the rave scene inside, but something rejuvenating and stimulating had caught his ears. Hilly attended his first Hard House event, and upon hearing the thumping, pounding beats played in a club for the first time, an instant connection was made. With fresh new sounds and a new drive to become something special, Hard House was now the new Messiah! His vinyl collection started evolving to represent his newfound passion, and he began to get some well-earned exposure, adapting from bedroom DJ and house party entertainer to nailing down sets at his local bars and clubs. From this moment, spanning over the past decade, he has played at some of Hard House’s most prestigious venues, such as The Emporium, The Venue, Sanctuary, Custard Factory & as well as Scala, where he played at the Obsession Launch Party after being chosen in first place in a mix competition. Hilly has represented well established brands, namely Storm, Sundissential, Twist, Vicious Circle, Sunday Service, and also being a guest DJ, playing regular sets at Xstatic, Fixation and sets at his own nights that he promoted, Submission. This growing notoriety eventually accumulated in Hilly finishing in the top 6 in the best newcomer category at the Hard House Awards 2013.
Great things were happening for this thrilling prospect, but Hilly had a burning desire inside to take himself up a level, and was not satisfied with being just another DJ. Now was the right time to move into production. His first jaunt into the studio resulted in a collaboration with Digital Kid, with the resulting ''Pump The Bass Up'' being signed to the gigantic Toolbox Records ‘Hard Hearts’ label and getting a vinyl release. And this is where Hilly truly excelled. From then on, every further release nestled decisively into the top 10 of the Toolbox Digital Charts, with entries on labels like Tripoli Trax, Toolbox, Hi Oktane, Fireball, Stereodays & Twist Trax, as well as his highly championed  remix of Paul Glazby’s “Motherfucker” on Vicious Circle. With many of these tracks appearing on many compilations, including The Tidy Weekender Christmas Live Album, Vicious Circle - Rougher & Tougher, Tidy's Insomnia 3, Vicious Circle - The Hard Box Returns, Girls Like It Hard, This Is Smalltown, and Fireball's Fire-Drill album.  Alongside these releases, Hilly also manages his own successful label, Supercharged, which also made the final 6 at the Hard House Awards, for best new label 2012.
You will have most certainly been involved in some fist pumping, floor shuffling action to a Hilly track in your clubbing lifetime, and definitely with a smile on your face. Always “Ready to Rock” and armed with a “Killer Beat” this is one DJ/producer “Extravaganza” that will make you blow your “Baby Gravy”. 

With all that said, if you don’t love Hilly, you’ll be getting “Bitch Slapped!”  


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.

GT Digital began its life as a mail order catalogue and website called GTVD, which specialized in rare and hard to find European import hard trance and hardstyle vinyl. After considerable success, the site was re-branded as Germantrance.com in 2003, and the label of the same name was launched.

Our first release “GT001 - Uberdruck - Here’s Freddy!’’ was also our most successful, selling just short of 1000 units. It was supported by many leading artists such as Mark E.G, M-Zone, Ben Eye, Louk, Nick the Kid, 4 Play, Sam Punk and DJ Slideout to name just a few. It was also licensed to three CD compilations: ‘Hardbeatz Vol. 8‘, in 2005, ‘Hardbeatz - Collector’s Box Vol 4, and, more recently, in April 2011, it was included on ‘Hindsight - The History’, mixed by Mark E.G and Nick the Kid.

Over the years we have also had many other of our releases licensed: ‘’GT002 - FJ Project - The Moon Revolution (Tunnel Trance Force Vol 38, ‘D-Trance 35’ & Tidy’s ‘Music For A Harder Generation Vol 4) ’GT005 - Russenmafia - Dakrapo’ (D-Trance 38), ‘GT09 - The Projector - Rave Machine’ (D- Trance 42 & Hindsight – The History), GT011 - Iain Cross - Cold World (Goodgreef - Xtra-Hard),  GT-HT004 - Masters Of Chaos - Retribution (S.H.O.K.K. Retro Rmx) (D-Trance 48), ‘GTD002 - Sam Punk - Welcome 2 The Future 2K10 (D- Trance 49) and finally GT010 - Lengo - Life In X (D- Trance 45.)

As well as CD licenses, GT releases have seen a lot of very favourable press: FJ Project - The Moon Revolution (IDJ magazine 4/5), Russenmafia – Drakrapo (Mixmag 4/5) The Projector - Rave Machine (IDJ 5/5), Iain Cross - Cold World (IDJ 7/10), Louk - Acid Beast (Mixmag 4/5) and ’GT003 - Russenmafia pres. DJ Maxis & DJ Overdose - The Journey (Mixmag).

In 2004 we were involved with helping Future Sound Corporation’s ‘’Trance Generators’’ secure there first ever UK booking which was held at the legendary Country Club in Yeovil Somerset. In that same year we also lent a helping hand booking and arranging a Fog Area night where DJ Jo and Tom-X played. Furthermore, in 2005 we were involved with helping Uberdruck play a set at the Grove Night Club in Seaton, Devon.

Demo's:  Please feel free to send your demo's to: justin.wakefield@gmx.com
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