Taco Belle

started djing back in 1994 playing hardhouse and a mixture of other genres learning on vinyl .i stopped in 2004 to concentrate on real life after melting my brain raving over the previous 10 years  . ive now started mixing again  banging out hardhouse and have residencys for ins@ne_djs and Atomic_HardHouse fortnightly ,sat 8-10pm and sun 8-10pm on twitch.

https://www.twitch.tv/theraggyone76/v/1841710417?sr=a&t=2551s

https://www.twitch.tv/insanity_djs

https://www.twitch.tv/atomic_hardhouse

https://www.mixcloud.com/bill-dawes

The all encompassing dance music label. 

Founded in 2006, TurtleDog has evolved into a label not held down by genre restraints. From 2012, all aspects of dance music will be released, ranging from [all of the good types of] House, Drum & Bass, Dubstep and maybe even some Davecore, Phatstep, Bobweave and Jungleboogie.

Keep an eye on this page as the samples will go up here before anywhere else. 

TurtleDog - Great music. Weird name.

www.turtledogonline.com 


Ross Homson’s DJ career began in 2006 with a residency at the legendary, now-closed Mornin Glory in Manchester’s Gay Village. Since then, he’s become a mainstay at the village’s top house nights, including Breakfast Club, Organic, and Uni Challenge, while also performing internationally in Singapore, Ibiza, and beyond. Alongside DJing, Ross has mixed compilations for labels like Toolbox, Toolbox House, and Ideal, building an extensive production catalogue.

A key figure in the hard house scene, Ross quickly rose to prominence, performing at major events for Trade, Toolbox, Tidy, Frantic, and Xstatic. His versatile productions—ranging from techy warm-ups to peak-time anthems—earned widespread support and collaborations with DJs like Nik Denton, Andy Farley, and Ben Stevens. His tracks have been signed to influential labels such as Toolbox, Vicious Circle, and Tripoli. Ross’s accolades include a 2nd place finish in the Best Producer category at the Hard House Awards, with his Tidy producer album named Hard Dance Album of the Month by Mixmag.

In recent years, Ross has focused on his weekly residency at Aftershock in Manchester’s Gay Village, crafting extended sets that seamlessly transition from vocal and funky house to tech.

2020 reignited his passion for hard house, marking a return to the studio. His track “Spill The Tea” featured on Untidy’s Bassix album, while his collaborations with Drax Nelson, White Claw and Trash Talk, were signed to Tidy and supported by artists like Hannah Laing and the Tidy Boys.