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Some dj's who have their mixes played on ClubbersRadio don't actually have their own show. Instead, these mixes are chosen at random, weekdays at 3am and 12pm AEST.
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LOOPYdj was the third member to join ClubbersRadio, a week after it was on air as an experimental online station, and wasn't even called ClubbersRadio at the time.
Specialising in, but not limited to, House and Trance music, including Progressive House and Trance.
With no current set time to hear LOOPYdj in action, you can still catch any one of over fifty mixes in the station's playlist, played at various times during the day and night as well as scheduled times. Plus the Dance Twelve countdown Tuesday nights and Club Zoned every Saturday night.
LOOPYdj looks forward to being an even bigger part of ClubbersRadio in 2008, as the station tries to climb to the next level of online broadcasting.
If it's new House or Trance you wanna hear, LOOPYdj does the best to cover it all.
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Being born and raised in the north of England near Manchester, he later moved to Canada. His passion for dance led to a residency at Vancouver's largest night club, Luv-A-Fair and a weekly radio show on Vancouver's CIUT-FM.
After a short stint working for a large record company, thepharmacist spent some time managing the careers of other artists and on the many trips to London, New York, Los Angeles and Paris he immersed himself in the art of the dj as house music broke free of its Chicago roots. With dj sets played in France, England, USA and Canada, it is now time to start releasing his own tracks, which will be coming in 2008.
And so, recently, with a return to radio and live work, appearing at WEMF and playing back in Toronto, thepharmacist has a number of ongoing projects. There's the weekly radio show, presenting some of the most established and some of the most exciting new djs from around the world via www.xltrax.com, producing trax and live work to keep him busy through 2008.
www.myspace.com/djthepharmacist
www.tritiumrecords.com
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These days, there aren't too many DJs who's passion for the music they play is made so visible when they speak of their craft. How refreshing it is then to see someone like J-Slyde putting in his all - and then some - into every aspect of his passion.
Brought up on music from an early age, the late 90's saw the young man embrace the sounds of electronica, and over the years such an embrace has conjured up quite a list of influences, including Hybrid, James Zabiela, Sasha, Luke Chable, Nubreed, Pendulum and Lamb, just to name a few.
His musical tastes are quite broad, dabbling in all kinds of genre's and surrounding himself with as much melodies of supreme quality as possible. And whilst his core influences and interests lean more to a break beatish nature, when rummaging through J-Slyde's extensive record crate, you'll find everything from Progressive, Electro, House, Drum & Bass, Trip Hop, obviously Break beats, some oldschool Trance, a hint of the 80's, and even a bit of t.A.T.u if you look closely enough.
As his record collection - and razor-sharp ability to mix - grew over the years, so did the list of gigs, parties and main events J-Slyde had found himself playing at. His first gig was at the Melbourne Dance Club 'Hard Kandy', once an integral part of the city's Dance Community, and one which it was extremely difficult to get gigs at. He has also played all the Reason Parties, including the New Years Day Event, House Epic's 1 and 2 - (parties which were a fundraising event for the Lighthouse Foundation), he's also spun the wheels of steel down at Geddes Lane, The DJ Tracker Beach & BBQ Party, and their official 3rd Birthday Event, not to mention a special guest appearance at Parliament and a regular at Ghetto Fusion. J-Slyde has also supported national house music hero MR Timothy, and critically acclaimed International DJ Ignition Technician.
On occasion, J also plays alongside fellow Melbournite DJ MJP, which, when the two are combined, perform under the charismatic alias of Phat Angle. His mixing abilities and tight-as-all-hell track selection has seen him grow into one of the cities most loved - and asked for - vinyl spinners.
After winning the 'Ghetto Fusion House Supremecy' DJing competition, in mid 2006, J-Slyde acquired a well sought-after residency at The Mint Bar in Brighton on Saturday Nights, playing an eclectic mash up of different electronica genres.
As the future shines its light upon J's vinyl slip mats, the man plans on getting himself into the studio to focus on some production whilst hunting down another killer residency or two.
J has only began to show his full colors, so be sure to watch out as this young gun truly starts to shine and begins to take the melbourne dance scene, and the world by storm.
- Adem Ali
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Born and raised in Australia, Alex Ward first discovered the world of electronica at an early young age. Having purchased his first set of turntables at the age of 15, Alex took to the stage debuting at the young age of 16.
To date, Alex has played at all major festivals in Melbourne and Queensland (both under Alex Ward and other aliases) including Mayhem (Elevation), Outbreak, Fix Bar, Afterdark, Plexus, and Intencity just to name a few, as well as having numerous releases under the name Alex ward, aswell as several other collab projects on Major labels such as Dektek Records, Mojodojo Media & Nightgen Records.
Inditisipity (aka Indy) is Qld based DJ, producer, promoter and record label, Alex Ward. Alex is the founder of Dektek Records with international status producers, as well as local producers with releases in the fields of electro, techno, minimal, house and breaks.
For further info go to: dektekrecords.com.au & for up to date news, myspace.com/dektekrecords.
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