Bookings/Contact: jackthefoxmusic@gmail.com

Jack The Fox are an Acoustic Indie Folk/Blues/Roots duo based in Melbourne. Justin and Angus, are two school friends who grew up surfing on the South Victorian Coast. They have been writing and performing music together for just over 2 years but have only recently started recording in their own studio they built themselves, a once dusty old wine cellar, under Justin's bedroom in Warrnambool, Vic. 

The duo also currently busk on Bourke Street Mall in Melbourne's CBD under the name Jack the Fox. 

Jack the Fox, came from the first musical experience the pair had together which formed a song made up silly lyrics about a black fox named Jack who was chasing poor Johnny rabbit to eat him for dinner.. 

With musical influences from Ben howard, Xavier Rudd, John Butler, Kyle Lionhart, John Mayer, Angus and Julia Stone, and close friend Harrison Storm, plus many more, mostly blues/roots/folk/soul music.
"Brother" is the first recorded track and they are in the process of recording many more and look forward to releasing early '16!



For House DJ Gerald King, music is his religion.  When he plays, he loses himself in the music…he SEES the music, the flow from one song or movement to the next, all the while maintaining a steady rhythm at an intense high tempo.
On SoundCloud (under "Gerald Anthony King"), Gerald has uploaded more than 30 mixes, which have received over 12,000 plays thus far.  His fan page on Facebook (under the name "Gerald Anthony") reaches more than 3,500 people.  He is also active in the EDM community of North Carolina on Facebook as well as being part of the Global House Movement on Facebook.
Gerald has been a DJ for a few years, doing parties in Burlington, North Carolina, and the surrounding area, most within a 150-mile radius.  He's also done parties in Atlanta.  His company, Party Rock ENT, handles all sorts of events, hosting parties and just about any kind of social gatherings.  Primarily he plays Tech House, Deep House, and regular House, but his love for Tech House has been intense for more than the last 2 decades.
Long before he got serious about being a DJ, Gerald was attending Club Space in Miami, one of the best clubs in the country, where he could experience some of the world's top DJs.  He also attended the Ultra Music Festival in Miami, Circa 96 in San Francisco, South by Southwest in Texas, Tomorrowland in Atlanta, and EDC in Las Vegas.
From Miami to California to Atlanta, he has seen great artists that made him want to be a great DJ himself.  Although he has been influenced by the likes of Ivano Bellini, Carl Cox, Oscar G, Eddy G, Philip Soren, Danny Tenaglia, Marcus Schultz, Rabbit in the Moon, Tiesto, and many others, his own sounds are all his own – he doesn't try to sound like anyone but himself.  And he's a perfectionist at doing just that.
Born and raised in Miami, Gerald has a diverse background.  His mother, who is from Central America, met his father, who was serving in the U.S. Army.  Gerald later moved to California, and for for 4 years he served in the Marine Corps.  After meeting his future wife and getting married, they moved to her hometown in Burlington, NC.  Since coming to North Carolina, Gerald has re-dedicated himself to his music and DJ work.  What started out years ago as a hobby, playing music in his bedroom, turned into an obsession.  Today, his tools of the trade are a Pioneer DJM 750 Mixer and CDJ 900.  He currently resides in Burlington with his wife and their 3 dogs, and when he's not working on his music and playing gigs, he's an account rep for an anesthesia billing company.  


A bedroom DJ that fell down the rabbit hole and managed to climb his way out.  Now he's lost in some sort of portal dimension. He farts out these mixes from time to time. I'm here to pass some goodness along the road.

Sherlock - Corey Smith
Electro/Dubstep/Trap

Sherlock or Corey Smith, a currently 21 year old, Sydney based DJ in the Sutherland Shire, Sydney CBD and Kings Cross area. 

Having been inspired to be a DJ since his first club experience 2010, with a big push after going to his first major 18+ festival Stereosonic. Having this lift of inspiration Corey strived to be part of and one day hopefully be apart of a grand festival event such as Stereosonic, FutureMusic, etc.

Starting as a bedroom DJ soon after, with lots of self discipline and teaching, he was able to soon be offered jobs such as house parties, functions and events. Quickly being noticed and striving to the Sydney Club scene. 

Starting in the Sutherland Shire at Sphere Nightspot, within the next few short months Corey would be noticed by event managers in all around the Sydney CBD and even in Kings Cross. 

Having held residency at one of Sydney's biggest Events during 2013-2014 White Rabbit.
On opening having approximately 4000 people through the door. This enabled Corey to finally call a place home with his Dj-ing during this time.

Corey was eventually offered to play at one of Sutherland Shire's biggest events: The Taren Point Hotel: Block Party Event, having played at this event next to some great Australian artists, this made Corey's reputation only grow. To have over this time play alongside and support some great artists such as: 
Djuro 
Matt Ferriera 
Reece Low 
Komes
Tigerlily
Uberjak'd
Slice n Dice

Corey is now pushing himself into the production element of the Industry, hopefully soon to release his own original tracks alongside his demos, mixtapes and bootlegs. With playing in the Sutherland Shire mainly.

NEXT DATES  🇸🇬 :

2 Jan - The Champagnery
3 Jan - Headquarters (allnight)
10 Jan - WetDeck, W Singapore 
24 Jan - Upstairs (Headquarters)
7 Feb - MDLR w/ Nils Hoffman (Live) 
20 Feb - RASA 
2`1 Feb - Upstairs (Headquarters)
7 Mar - MDLR  
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Blurring the lines between uplifting house grooves & deep, hypnotic techno beats. // Since 2006. 

"While she’s highly recognised as a driving force in Singapore’s scene for over the last decade, she’s been well established across the echelon of underground clubs across Asia and beyond. From her still withstanding days as self-professed-clubber-before-DJ, EJ  has honed her craft the pure way, through proper hustle and drive with the music always speaking first."  --- Mixmag Asia

After being exposed to the club scene in 1997, AfterGlo knew it was his dream to be the one in the DJ booth rocking the crowd. With an obsessively extensive music library and the willingness to seek out and discover what it takes to make you move, AfterGlo has made his rise into Edmonton nightlife.
 In April 2007, AfterGlo stepped out of the bedroom and made his debut at the the GrooveCo debut event “Groove”, and was shortly thereafter asked to return for “Odyssey” and “OcTOGAfest”. He’s also had the opportunity since then to play along side the GOMP crew at Battle to the Death (Bassment) as well as at Twilight, Level 2 Lounge, Twist Ultra Lounge, Encore, and Empire Ballroom with headliner Klaas. 
Constantly striving to get more exposure, AfterGlo and his female DJ counterpart began “Jaded Raver Saturdays” in late 2007 as a way to get Edmonton’s upcoming DJs some live play time. He also co-organized N-E-Mo Beats, held at the Avenue Skatepark in Edmonton, Down the Rabbit Hole (2007), and Beach Bash ‘09 along with a mojority of Beat Matched events. 
From every angle, AfterGlo fully emerses himself in club culture, from organizing, setting up, making you dance, and ripping it all down afterwards. AfterGlo looks forward to assisting the evolution of Edmonton’s nightlife. 
Recently AfterGlo has developed the skills of the production phase and is unbelievebly happy to share his versions of the music you love.


It all began in 1997 when I finally had enough money to buy some belt driven record decks and a mixer. I never looked back.
Before that, when I was growing b up, my father taught me about sound and frequencies (he is an electronics engineer), and we shared a passion for music, always listening to records together, 
I was always told I was musical and played the piano by ear, but regimental classical piano lessons just weren't for me.
So I studied Art, but the pull towards music continued strongly, especially when the electronic scene in the 90s was exploding into something truly amazing. 
I met people who took me to free parties and was completely in love with the music.
I finally settled in the southwest and began putting on nights under the name Electric Beats until I was noticed and I became resident for SUBSONIC @ Cafe Mamba in Taunton in 2000. A major turning point, with lots of Breaks masters coming to play, such as Stereo 8, Will White (Propellerheads), Leeroy Thornhill,  Elite Force, Stabilizer, Rennie Pilgrem, Phil K, General Midi, Matt Cantor ( Freestylers), to name but a few! 
Parallel to that, I contributed in Taunton's Weekender magazine with my  monthly Breaksgirl feature, highlighting the growing Breaks scene.
I also hosted various radio shows online. In the meantime I was asked to become resident for Exeter's infamous Beatz & Bobz night, which was an honour, especially as the Exeter scene back then was so hard to get involved in. This residency lasted 10 glorious years, again, with the top names in the scene guesting on a monthly basis. It was one hell of an event, and so were its NYE parties at the Phoenix each year. A sell out every time. 
I've played at Glastonbury, the Glade festival, Beautiful Days, Aeon, and honestly, many more that I can't even recall. The same applies to club nights!

The breakbeat scene underwent gradual changes and fizzled out into Electro House and then that somehow changed things for most involved.
And so I was desperate to find something new to inspire me to keep me going and it happened backstage in the artist's tent at Glade festival, where the soundsystem was pumping out the most exciting and fresh Tech House and Deep House grooves.
And I knew there and then that I wanted to take that direction, because I was inspired to continue.That is how my alias Swayee was born. The genre I felt was quite different to Breaks, so I changed my artist name. A risk, I knew, but many still remembered it was me, so the bookings continued.
By then I had cowritten and released 4 tracks with Dan Cahill, under the guise Distraction/Diversion, which were all pressed on vinyl, and solo, I had released 3 tracks plus remixes digitally.

This is when I started up my Housewarming night with talented DJs I had come to know along the way, plus a female Soundcloud pick from Leicester called Vicky Jessop.
The emphasis was on House and Garage influences (which is another genre I visit).
After 5 years of enormous effort and putting all my love into this night, I decided to take a break and concentrate on playing out at verious events, which were still often and varied.

Since the pandemic, I have been pleased to notice a new wave of Breakbeat emerging and so I am over the moon about playing out again as Andromeda.

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