J3music

I started djing back in 2014, and I learnt while I was at university. I would attend parties with my friends, and I was never really enjoying myself due to the DJ not really catering to the crowd. This then stopped me from heading out to parties, as I thought it was just a waste of time. I then got introduced to virtual DJ by a friend, and what started as just having fun in my room, learning how to mix two tracks together, led to a career in DJ'ing, without me realising. I would go to my mate's house as he had CDJ's, so I could learn how to beat match and build confidence in mixing. As all the clubs in Leicester that I wanted to play at were using CDJ's and the DJ scene was very competitive and also ruthless. You weren't really taken seriously if you didn't use them. This led me to master CDJ's and take the scene by storm and forcing myself onto line-ups of events my mates would pay to attend. It has led me to this point where dj'ing has completely become my identity.

I typically play in clubs in London, for diverse crowds, usually from around 18-34. I will play a wide range of music to keep the crowd engaged and keep the energy up. My sets can vary, but typically they will be around 2-3 hours.