I am from Nottingham love all house especially deep house knocked about with diy and smokescreen 

Matt Dixon, 90s DJ veteran from Clubbed to Death in Cheltenham — the night built a cult following after Mixmag and DJ Mag praise — where I played alongside Grooverider and LTJ Bukem. After Pirate Radio and Jungle roots, I’m back from the dead with trippy techno, tech house, and experimental sets inspired by Berlin’s darker underground.

House DJ who's been influenced over the years by Djs such as Sasha & Micky Finn. Plays on both vinyl and digital.
Loves all genres of dance music especially Progressive House, BreakBeat and Old Skool because that's where it all started for me, going to clubs such as Venus, The Eclipse, Shelleys, Renaissance and Progress to name but a few. Over  the years I've played alongside Graeme Park, Paul Oakenfold, Shades of Rhythm, Alex P & Altern8.

Based on the East Coast of Yorkshire and playing chunky disco house. 
For information or bookings email: djemmadiamond@gmail.com. 💎

Having been compared to ‘an understated version of Self Esteem’ by Jake Peach from BBC Essex, MOCHUDI’s eclectic influences from Artist’s like Sault, BCUC, TM Juke, Anderson Paak, Romare, Tuneyards and Bakju highlight the fresh uplifting feel of her music whilst the undertones of her songwriting style have inspiration from legends such as Nina Simone, Mahalia Jackson, Big Mama Thornton, Billie Holiday and The Beatles.
MOCHUDI means to provide ‘soul-food’, which is the undulating thread weaved through all of her music. Her mission to uncover true authenticity and go back to her roots all began when she was instinctively drawn to learn guitar at the age of seven, being inspired by the raw dynamic presence of legend Janis Joplin. Years of songwriting later she is finally able to create the songs and express herself in the way she’s always dreamed of. Her travels across the world and life adventures have all led up to MOCHUDI the Artist being born.

Hailing from Lincolns ULTRASOUND CREW 
a group of close friends who found each other through a shared love of electronic music. As devoted dancefloor warriors, they were influenced by 90's underground party scene pioneers such as DIY, Smokescreen and Camouflaged Disco, as well as Lincolns' own original crews Rugkutta & Shrewd Soundsystem. But need by the same sound 
funky chunky underground House

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