Steven Foulds
Steve was first grabbed by dance music around 99/00 –the deep and dark beats, emotive noises and most importantly the epic breakdowns of Progressive house proved to become his biggest musical influence.

He got into DJing around the same point which quickly gained him countless gigs at clubs around the UK, and the odd festival . In 2004 Steve became resident at Breakitdown in Edinburgh which saw him regularly DJ along side acts such as Xpress2, Slam, FC Kahuna, James Holden, Funk D’Void, Anthony Pappa and James Lavelle . (read more)

Hadi Burpee
As far as my music background, i had heard electronica before I had really gotten into it (robert miles and orbital - halcyon and on and on quite a few years before i had any interest) but i liked those tunes i had heard.

So I guess around 1998, i started listening to some happy hardcore, i think the cd was happy 2b hardcore volume 2. AFter that, i was more interested in electronica and i picked up a few cds, webster hall tranzworld vol 1, Trance global nation 2 mixed by nick bennison and trance nation mixed by system f -ferry corsten. After that, i was just engulfed in the music (well trance) and tried to hear as many new things as i could. (read more)

Tim Mills
Tim Mills has always made his home in music. His devotion to the exploration of new sounds brought Tim to the discovery of electronic dance music in the early 90's. In 2000, Tim took his place behind the wheels of steel, where he developed his style as a progressive house dj. (read more)