Since starting out when he was just 15 on the original PCR in Bradford, Mister B was initially involved in the hardcore rave scene, modelling his style on the likes of Carl Cox and Slipmatt and played breakbeat hardcore tunes, as the scene changed in the mid 90’s, he switched to a love of all things house.

Rider Jay started spinning piano anthems on a pirate radio station, moving into Funky house, Disco house and even Hip Hop. Influenced by the greats, DJ Yoda, Tony Walker, Steve Luigi, Carl Cox and Frankie Knuckles Rider Jay has progressed to become a DJ of many talents, creating his own style and producing tracks in his self named genre ‘Deep Disco’

Steve still plays at venues in and around the UK, not only playing Rave, but also playing the music that he loved when he first started to DJ, Northern Soul. Steve has managed to re-collect most of the Northern Soul tunes that he originally had and enjoys playing them out as much as he ever did. Steve is now one of the oldest mixing/club DJs in the UK at 61 years young, and is very proud of the fact too. He has spent 41 years of his life pleasing the crowds, who still support him wherever he plays.

I was first introduced to dance music in the late 80s when the underground rave scene was a big part of my life. After investing in some turntables I landed my first residency in Bradford and I now feature regularly as a guest on various radio stations and have held a regular prime time Friday night slot. I have played all over the North including the excellent Beat Herder festival. My passion is for vinyl but I now also use digital technology to enhance my sets, covering tunes from the whole genre from soulful house to techno and trance.

Andy Watkins AkA Wags Wags has been a regular face on the Leeds Techno circuit since the mid 90's, first cutting his teeth behind the decks as a regular guest in the bottom room at the legendary Orbit nights between 1997- 2000

When one refers to an artist as ‘an absolute legend’, ‘Godfather’ or ‘international hero’; more often than not it can be a term applied by the support of loving fans Worldwide or in some cases media hype that pertains to the artist in question being somewhat exceptional in their chosen skill on a global level. ‘Godfather’ as many of those that have witnessed Francis Ford Coppola’s award winning cinematic trilogy of films of the same name will attest, can also refer to a Sicilian Crime Family Boss. Now, whilst the DJ and Producer and all round ‘international legend’ known as ‘Slipmatt’ has no affiliations with Sicilian families or crime (thankfully), he is most definitely in this case one deserving of the titles ‘Godfather’ and ‘Boss’. Here’s the exception to the rule though, he did not give himself these names, these accolades were not created off the back of some 90’s hype campaign, the name Godfather – in reference to the ‘Godfather Of Rave’ is a name he has worked very hard for nearly three decades to earn, and earn it he most definitely has.

Bradford based DJ/Producer - I started DJing when I was 14 after buying my first set of 1210's with my hard earned pocket money! I was inspired by the Friday Night Posse and have since gone on to produce a track with one half of them, Harry Hard

DJ Short Mike is a Bronx native however jamaican background started Off Playing his first school Party In 1984 which was when He acquired his skills In actually playing For patrons Dj Short Mike learned his turntable Skills from Dj solo Fr the valley which back In the day went by the name of Cut Master Jay

Lee Booth aka Leeds Lee, Born in Leeds. My teenage years were spent in the Leeds Warehouse, Ricky's & Sunnys has the House scene hit in the 80's. It connected so many people & still does now.

Angus was influenced in the early 90s by the original PCR. This led to him working in records shops for quite a few years. After a long break Angus is now back on the scene and his show (Mac's House) is heavily influenced around the old skool tracks of the 90s. Playing uplifting house remixes as well as original classics, Mac's House is a must for Thursdays.

Dee started djing in 1985, playing disco, funk, soul and hip hop, before discovering house music in 1986 - 1987. Over the years Dee has played at some of clublands seminal clubs and events like Progress in derby, Venue 44 in Mansfield, Cultural Vibes in Plymouth, Luvdup @ Home in Manchester, Mambo in Ibiza, Club uk, London & Wolverhampton, Discovery in Manchester, Drum club in London Hot to Trot in Preston, Luvdup`s boat parties in Chester, Screamadelica in London and more recently as former long standing resident dj at Club Warehouse - playing for Atlantis, Diva, Miss Moneypennys, Housonic, Liason, Motherfunkers, Cream, Funk Rockers , Absolutely and Be Somebody while guesting at other clubs in the area including Wired, Kinky Malinki & Hat club @ Buddha Lounge, Tech-Nique @ Mantra, Studio 33, Sunshine Daze @ Scala, Bora Bora uk & Terrace Sessions @ The House & Terrace and Rize @ both The loop and The hub in Croydon. Dee has played alongside (and by that we mean either before or after, not on the same bill or in another room . . .) some of clubland biggest names like Pete Tong, Victor Simonelli, Freemasons, Soul Avengerz, Alex P, Brandon Block, Luvdup, John Pleased Wimmin and Grant Nelson to name a few.