Pete Bromley has been Stoke On Trent's top House DJ since 1989 and it has been an interesting and varied journey for him! Resident DJ at Stoke's first successful Underground Dance night 'Introspective' back in 1989 he went on to play at the infamous Shelleys Laserdome as well as other influential clubnights across the UK. Pete's next residency was to be at the Freetown in Hanley which would see him play alongside DJ's like Sasha & Dave Seaman. This would become the stepping stone to his next residency, the legendary Golden. Pete was the main resident DJ at Golden for an amazing 11 years which saw him play with the worlds biggest DJ's bar none. During this time he played many guest appearances at places such as Cream, Renaissance, Ministry Of Sound and DJ magazine listed him as one of the most popular resident DJ's in the world, resulting in his Essential Mix live on Radio 1 alongside Pete Tong at Sankeys in 1996. Quite an accolade seeing as he has never bolstered his career with international gigs, remixes or a recording career as 99% of producer/DJ's do these days. After Golden's demise In 2003, Pete then went on to become one of the resident DJ's at Satchmo's which has now become part of Stoke clubbing folkelore and his position has been cemented over the last years as resident DJ for the Move and their parties at The Sugarmill, Spode Warehouse & The Underground  playing alongside Jamie Jones, Patrick Topping, Solardo, Skream, Annie Mac, Derrick Carter, Pete Tong, MK, Todd Terry, Seth Troxler, The Martinez Brothers, Steve Lawler, Hot Since 82, Eats Everything, Darius Syrossian,Micheal Bibi, Alan Fitzpatrick, wAFF,  Dimitri From Paris, Kenny Dope, Low Steppa, Dan Shake amongst dozens of House musics elite. You can catch Pete at Back In The Day, Blue Collar Disco & Move events @ The Underground/Sugarmill Hanley, Stoke On Trent to see for yourself why he's been at the top of his game for all these years and still going strong!

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ABOUT ANTHONY PAPPA

Described as “The DJs, DJ” Anthony Pappa truly is a master of his craft and one of the most respected and revered DJs on the international circuit. The combination of his genuine love for his art, his down to earth, lovable personality and his constant desire to push the musical boundaries at performances all around the world has made Anthony one of the most sought after DJs on the planet.

An Australian of Italian descent based in the UK, Anthony Pappa is a true internationalist, with a self-imposed mission to share his music with people all around the world. And since gracing the cover of DJ Magazine in 2000 as part of the celebrated “Nu-Breed”, Anthony Pappa has taken his rightful place at the top table of DJ royalty.
Running alongside that has been Anthony’s parallel career as a producer. As a classically trained drummer who can both read and write music, Anthony is rare amongst DJs in really understanding the music, and in the process of piecing it together. The man knows his way around a studio as well as a DJ booth, prompting DJ Pete Gooding to quip he’s “the best DJ, technically, I ever saw”. Anthony was the first man Global Underground turned to front up their Nu-Breed series, and several of Anthony’s mixes for Global and for Renaissance have clocked up100,000 in sales.


http://soundcloud.com/sarah-39 Here's a mix of some favourite ( now older) progresssive tunes mixed by Sarah and I under the influence of too much vodka. Not the best mixing but the right tunes in the right order...
I guess I'd have to describe myself more as a bedroom DJ than one who plays out. I'm into all genres of house but  mostly play progressive but containing elements of tribal, techy, slightly vocal/ soulful, fresh, chunky  pumping.. sometimes even electro.
My first go behind the decks was in 2003 using my girlfriend's 1210's. At that time my biggest influences had come from going out clubbing in places such as Trade, DTPM and Fiction to name a few. So back then I was buying and playing tunes by  DJ's/ Labels such as BK, Ian M, Karim Do Not Bend Records  Kaktia, Spinball, Recharge - hard house anfd not most trance.  After a couple of years of murdering many a good hard house tune I started wanting to play something different. 

We'd started going to a club in London called French Kiss which was run and owned by the infamous "French Doris". She had a host of talented female DJ's playing for her including Lisa German, EJ Doubell and Queen Maxine.. The music policy was underground and sexy tribal progressive house and I loved it! She even included male guest DJ's of which one of them was Gonzalo. A friend of mine PJay probably had the biggest influence over me. He is always bang up to date with his music and all of his mixes are great. PJay gave us a mix by Paul Heron and after listening to that and PJay's mixes as well as going out to Fire and I never bought hard house tune again.

I played out for the first time in 2006 in the main dance tent at Cambridge's gay friendly outdoor event called Pink Festival. I've played out a few other times since but couldn't commit to anything regular.  Now spinning tunes is mostly done at home for the enjoyment of it. I aim to put a CD together every now and then rather than trying to play out. But I shall never say never to ever playing out again.

Favourite DJ's :- Sarah Griffin (Internet DJ), PJay,  Paul Heron, Gonzalo and Sharp Boys. However there are many other great DJ's who i enjoy and respect. 
Other music I like:- Massive Attack, Morcheeba and Zero 7, Stanton Warriors, Kings of Leon, Foo Fighters, La Roux and my most favourite
 P!NK !


If the music makes you feel like dancing you should dance!!

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