Santero is a DJ who has done it all. From representing the UK in the World Final of Red Bull 3style, to holding an official residency at Ministry of Sound, to seeing in 4 consecutive New Years at the top of The Shard, Santero knows the best tunes to rock any party, any time, from Bali to Berlin.

Music Creator: 70% of my body is made of video games.

Pete Jordan is a well known UK-based DJ and the creator of the revered Spectrum club brand, one of the UK's most respected authorities on quality underground music.

In recent times his studio work has gained him further notoriety. Solo productions as well as his collaboration as Jordan & Santero have seen him release and remix on a number of cool and influential labels. 

He recently launched the Weird Science label with Santero - check out here : www.facebook.com/scienceweird 

Follow him on Twitter : www.twitter.com/petejordan

DJ bookings : info@twopointzeroagency.com


DJ BOOKINGS CONTACT tomj@newstate.co.uk

**SEX FACE / ENGINE FEEDBACK**

BRODINSKI - Sex Face is fucking amazing!

DJ ZINC – Really like them both!!

MIXHELL - Sex Face is the BOMB!!! Def in our sets!!!

HERVÉ – Yeah! Sex Face is my fave.

DROP THE LIME - Yo Sex Face is big!

THE SUBS - Good Stuff, Like the both!

SUPERBEATZ - A nice and solid EP! My fave is Sex Face!

THE JAPANESE POPSTARS - Real tasty indeed, Engine is insane

MASON - Love it-  Both tracks are (disturbingly) mad

PLUMP DJ’S - Plumps are supporting big time

IDJ: Two fine tracks tailor made for big room action – 7/10

**DISCO OF DOOM**

Glastonbury, Glade Festival and Electric Picnic all felt the power of ‘Doom during 2009, with headline slots on Arcadia Spectacular’s phenomenal After Burner rig. These three gigs alone saw them perform to in excess of eight thousand people. Add to this a steady stream of club gigs in the UK and Europe, headlining The Greatest Show On Earth on New Years Eve in Bristol all backed up with a release schedule of gargantuan proportions and the stage is set for 2010 to be the Year of Doom.

‘I can’t live without playing ‘The Click’ (Etienne De Crecy)

Three seminal EPs - The Click (Passenger Records) Warpig (Coco Machete) and In Effect (Gung Ho!) - the latter going straight in at no. 5 in the DMC Buzz Chart - have drawn enthusiastic support from a mixed bag of DJs such as AutoKratz, Etienne De Crecy, Alex Metric, DJ Zinc, Doorly, Fake Blood, Mason, Rex The Dog through to Pete Tong, Groove Armada, Axwell, The Crystal Method and many more.

‘Been playing Warpig all summer... it’s great’ (Fake Blood)

On the remix front, the duo have been busy tearing apart artists like Diddy (Interscope), Crookers, (Southern Fried) James Yuill (Moshi Moshi), Kele (Witchita) Silver Columns (Moshi Moshi), David E Sugar (Sunday Best) Ou Est Le Swimming Pool, Etienne De Crecy (Pixadelic), Swen Webber (Taste/d) and many more.Their recent remix of Buckfunk 3000’s classic High Volume (Future Perfect) drew support on UK national radio support on Radio 1 from Toddla T and Annie Nightingale whilst their rework of early 90’s rave classic ‘Close Your Eyes’ by Acen has one support from Kissy Sell Out, Toddla, Fatboy Slim and many more.

‘Hot, Hot, Hot’ (Pete Tong)

Gig-wise, 2010 has already seen them smash peak time Springten Festival (Austria), Glastonbury Festival, Razzmatazz (Barcelona) Progress (Czech Republic) and with plenty more dates and a new single on the horizon for release on Gung-Ho! Watch out for Disco Of Doom tearing up a dance floor near you soon.

‘Amazing EP, I’ll be playing the shit out of these’ (Doorly)

Soundcloud: DiscoOfDoom
Twitter: DiscoOfDoom
Myspace: DiscoOfDoom
Facebook: Disco Of Doom


Follow Mason on Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2rWJuWJ

Giving one big finger to trends, genres and mediocrity has been Mason’s mantra for over twenty years. His studio creations and energy behind the decks are a direct reflection of this personality. Equal parts groove, melody and eccentricity the Dutchman avoids jumping on electronic music bandwagons at all costs. “I could make club music fodder all day, but that would just bore me shitless. I like to challenge myself and my audience a bit more than that!” says Mason on his production ethos. 

There aren’t too many producers out there capable of making credible underground bangers and radio friendly hits simultaneously but Mason is surely one of them. With a palette borrowed from formative years immersed in hip-hop, house, electro, funk and disco there are no rules to his musical alchemy. Its really just about having fun and avoiding the usual clichés of the scene. 

In the mid-nineties the young Mason had started to DJ, albeit from humble beginnings. He’s proud of an early residence in a seedy Amsterdam dive where off duty hookers and various freaks gathered to dance in the early hours. It certainly gave the rookie DJ a chance to hone his skills in front of a very tough crowd. Fast-forward a few decades and the unassuming Dutch producer/DJ is fulfilling his ambitions through creating music and playing clubs and festivals in over 50 countries and counting... 

You may know Mason from his breakout single back in 2007 (‘Exceeder’), yet he would be the first to tell you that things have moved on a hell of a lot since those times. In only the last two years he’s had releases on respected labels such as Island Records, Defected, Kittball, Sweat It Out, Skint and Bunny Tiger. Mason’s ‘Rhino’ was one of the tunes of last summer, which became a BBC Radio 1 'Hottest Record In The World'. 

There have been two fully-fledged artist albums by Mason, featuring a plethora of guest artists. He’s so far managed to persuade the likes of Roisin Murphy, The Noisettes, Aqualung and Jocelyn Brown to join him. Even hip-hop royalty the like of Daryl “DMC” McDaniels, Kurtis Blow and Sway have found themselves on Mason records. More recent partners in crime include Stefflon Don and The Manor. 

Then there’s his own label, Animal Language; a musical menagerie for Mason’s weird and wonderful creations. This is usually music that is just too damn strange and obnoxious for most labels out there. The Animal Language boys tend to celebrate by throwing weird and wonderful guerilla raves in strange spaces. They are drunken guided tours hosted in unfashionable bars, empty stores and even buses. The so-called ‘Animal Language Raves’ have become legend on the word of mouth party scene in Amsterdam. They are very messy affairs. 

To say this boy is prolific is a bit of an understatement. There have been scores of singles released since that one tune dropped over a decade ago. Beatport number 1’s, BBC Radio playlists, Hollywood movie features and numerous TV ads. 

This year sees Mason ramp up his activities with world-renowned collaborators. Already in the can is a club banger featuring UK and US top 10 vocalist Alex Clare. In the short term he will showcase new output via imprints such as Skint, Spinnin’ Deep and his second single for Island Records. 

In what is becoming a very trend driven, genre specific world Mason constantly strives against the norm by creating music on his own terms. He pays no heed to what this month’s current media darlings are dropping nor does he wear a baseball cap or have full sleeve tattoos either. What Mason does have is a unique vibe and ‘fuck you’ attitude to making music that is infectious and refreshing. 

Contact details

Management: Big Fish Little Fish
bigfish.littlefish@me.com

Bookings:  

Benelux: LIWYN
leonieke@liwyn.com  +31628763829

Asia & Australia: AMS Bookings
marc@amsbookings.com

Spectrum continues its mission as one of the UK's top club nights, promoting its unique multi-genre approach to underground music. 

Check out the events around the UK and beyond!

www.spectrum48k.com

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