always trippin' me up

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London based DJ Asterix discovered the art of Djing in 1989, inspired by good friend Ewan McNeil (The Beginnerz/Nocturnal/Downtown records). London was a great place to be the the early 90`s and favourite hangouts included Phil Salons Mud club, Busbys, Rage,The Crazy club (Astoria) as well as Brixtons` legendary Loughborough Pk parties hosted by Micky Daley,TinTin, Bryan Gee
       In 1994 he moved to Canada representing MCA (Uk),as well as Pete Tongs` London records` offshoot - FFRR. His first Canadian gigs were at Toronto's first legal all night dance venue - The Tunnel Club supporting the likes of Mark Oliver, John E, and Kofi. He then set up Cultural vibes (Canada), an events company (named in honour of Cultural vibes uk) challenging the likes of Mike Steins` Pleasure Force, Syrous and Destiny. Using regular shows on Energy 108 fm (Drivetime with Scot Turner) and MTV (Electric Circus) and North America's YTV, to promote his events.
            A highlight, New Years Eve 1994 was supporting Deelite (Groove is in the heart) in blizzard battered downtown Toronto and shortly supporting Derricks` May and Carter at the enormous 5000 people "Better days" party on Toronto's east side.
            Returning to England in late 1994 he took up a residency at "Fusions" and together with Matt B took control of both Tuesday and Friday nights. So much fun! In 1995 Mixmag  voted Fusions` Tuesday night as one of their top ten favourite nights in the country. Other gigs included Naughty but nice in Hereford with Dave Dorrel and Alistair Whitehead, The sound factory - Plymouth with Paul Honey and Cultural vibes dj`s and the legendary beach parties on the south coast with Matt B, Dean Lambert, and Graham Gold.
            2005 saw Asterix take up a new residency at "Alphabet", in the heart of Soho, and in 2006 he joined www.innacityfm.com broadcasting his weekly Sunday show via the web. Recent Gigs have included  Dex/The Clubhouse in Brixton, Circle bar in Clapham, The White house - Clapham, Juno in Shoreditch, Overdose in Norwich, boat Parties on the good ship Wilfred down at Temple Pier, Cafe 1001 on Brick lane, Oval space Hackney, the Shoreditch, the Millenium Belgravia, Bloomsbury bowls club, The Regent Balham and the IOD on Pall Mall.
With regards the music...well....just listen....and hey...if you like it then that's great!

Lukey Haley 

Singing to you, never for you 👄

Soul songwriter & singer. Mainly influenced by the big ladies of jazz 💕

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always trippin' me up

Rowan Flack