Dave say’s his struggles forced him to become the best dj/producer he can possibly be because if it doesn’t work out, he’ll end up in jail, or under a bridge. Using this motivation to stay out of the Dade County Correctional facility is actually serving him well as things are seriously picking up for this loveable misfit. His style is simple….anything that gets people rocking. It may be techno, electro or funky house, as long as it’s underground and the crowd’s digging it, then it’s a go.

You will be hard pressed to hear tracks you’ve heard before during his sets, and for good reason – he spends endless hours collecting untapped gems rather than settling for run of the mill commercial tunes. In a recent online interview, his now infamous quote of “Dj’s need to spend more time looking for original tracks and less time pimping out their laptop – the same laptop they play their pre-recorded bullshit sets on!” has become his mantra for some reason. If Dave sees someone “mixing” without headphones or playing nothing but this weeks beatport top 10, he’s been known to take off his clip on tie and beat them with it (and then pick their pocket).

With all the chaos in this troubled man’s life, this year his productions have really taken off, charting on beatport, trackitdown.net and other funky download sites. With Sirius XM mixes and Itunes Podcasts under his belt, a slew of remixes slated for release by the end of the year and a hectic production schedule shaping up, things are getting pretty crazy. So check out the music and follow the artist – it’s going to be a sloppy ride for sure. And if you don’t mind, leave your contact info – he may need to sleep on your couch after the gig. Thanks.

In an era where it seems as though there’s an up ‘n coming producer living on every block, Northern Ireland’s Peter McGill stands head and shoulders above the crowd. His unique brand of tech-fuelled house has caught the attention of many of the world’s top DJ’s, including Mashtronic, Chloe Harris, Luke Porter, Darin Epsilon, Kev O Brien, Sebastian Ingrosso, Fergie and too many others to list.

As a DJ, Peter has been rocking clubs all over Ireland for the past twelve years, controlling crowds well into the thousands with the hypnotic rhythms and destructive basslines that he’s known so well for. His focus has now switched to his own productions, and he’s been hard at work in the studio over the past 2 years, releasing originals and remixes for respected labels such as Re:Sound, Baroque, Freaks Culture, Twister Tunes, Monu Digital, Forza and Rise up Records.

Peter is currently locked in the studio focusing on future original gems and remixes that you can expect to hear on Re:Sound very soon.

One to watch for the future.

Jed had his first release “AFTERSUN EP” in Jan 2011 – on Re:Sound records,
followed by a “Brady vs Jed Stemp” collaboration on Re:Sounds Miami album “in dance we trust”.
This was the catalyst for more to come after Jed’S “K.I.T.B” EP out on Crossworld,
His following EP “Lackin’ Disco” on Wharetone Records made it onto the “whartone ibiza 2011″ compilation.

His most recent realese, Brady vs Jed- “Stop Calling Me at Work” is currently at number 28 in the top 100 track it down chart,
after receiving huge support form the DMC buzz charts along with big names such as sonny wharetone and brandon block.
Jed currently has tracks out on: RE:sound, Crossworld ,Wharetone,Ecoplast Digital, Wired and Stylus Records

Jeds quick rise to success has seen him land gigs in superclubs such as, Ministry of Sound and Pacha. His productions have received
support from big names such as: Sonny Wharetone, Ant Brooks, Brandon Block, Gavyn Mitchell, Guy Garret, Will Clark, Claude Von Stroke
and this 21 year old from brighton is defenitely one to watch in 2012.

With numerous releases and topping the techno download charts on Juno, [sic] is receiving support from DJs and Producers from across the world, including Jodi Wisternoff, Chris Fortier, Dubfire, Paolo Mojo, Gary Beck, Anne Savage and more.

When it comes to DJing, [sic] has developed his own style – Party Minimal – which focuses on bouncy techno basslines, huge drops and lively, skipping beats. Never too minimal, the vibe is geared towards the dancefloor. He also runs Code, a newly established night in Bristol designed to bring minimal and techno to a wider audience.

Michael now resides in Birmingham Uk whilst Elcias remains on the shores of Jersey. The production process is completed by sending files back and forth via the net. This is not something every production duo could complete with such consistent results, but with a 20 year friendship they know what each other like. Both have an equal amount of input with the creative process and the fresh ideas keep evolving. Using FL studio as the daw alongside an array of vst plugins and analogue equipment, their sound has been support by some of the biggest names within the dance music industry.

Both DJ as a duo or separately with a mixed bag of Tech House / House / Techno / Progressive and whatever else fits into the sonic explosion they create. This has lead to gigs at some of the world’s largest stages, including; Godskitchen, Ministry Of Sound, Eden and has taken them around the globe with sets in America, Ibiza, Korea, Germany, Italy, Copenhagen and many more.