About Me
Music sits at the heart of everything I do, and every set I play is shaped by the room, the crowd, and carefully developed to take the listener on a journey. From early warm-ups to peak-time energy, I focus on flow, atmosphere, and connection, choosing the right track at the right time to move the night forward naturally. The mixes you’ll find here are a reflection of that approach, blending live recordings and carefully curated sessions that capture the feel of real events the way energy builds, how a crowd responds, and how music comes alive when it’s doing what it should. Whether you’re listening to get a sense of style, relive a night, or explore ideas for your own event, these mixes offer an honest insight into how I select, mix, and deliver music in practice.
My journey with Psytrance began at Trancemission, playing at a small bar on New Walk, Leicester called Vingt-Quatre, then moving to Stayfree Music before hosting nights at Junction 21, The Playground, Soho, and Leicester Square, alongside the wonderful Babble crew with their Double Trouble nights. After taking a break, I returned in 2018, working closely with Noisily Festival on another passion of mine sustainability while playing small gatherings. Of course, 2020 put a pause on everything.
While Psytrance will always be my first love, which can be demonstrated by my record and CD collection, I enjoy exploring other dance music too, Sassy Deep/Tech House included.These are the two types of dance music that I can comfortably bring to the dancefloor but I am forever messing with many different pieces of music as can be seen in some of my stranger mixes. I hope you enjoy the them, and please feel free to like and comment!
Listen Here
A collection of fresh mixes and live sets, built for the dance floor and shaped by the crowd.
Events
We will be updating our website regularly with events and gigs where we will be!
When: Fri, 31 Jul, 12pm – Sun, 2 Aug, 11pm BST.
Where: Secret Location
Description: Notsilly is a small, grassroots electronic music gathering. It grew out of a moment when a much-loved part of the UK psy/techno/DnB landscape disappeared. Instead of replacing it with something louder or more polished, around 500 of us chose something simpler a party, made together.
One field. One weekend. Just us
