Shadi Megallaa
If there was any notion that music is not a globally uniting force, this DJ would prove it otherwise.

Born in Cairo, Egypt, this 28 yr old was raised in Abu Dhabi, on the shores of the Persian Gulf.With not much inspiration anywhere at hand, Shadi remembers that he "first got introduced to electronic music when I was 14. when my friend's older brother went to study in London and he'd bring back tapes of Drum N Bass shows that he'd been to". A couple of years later he came across a double cd entitled 'Northern Exposure' mixed by Dj's Sasha and John Digweed. (read more)

Paul Louth
The London DJ circuit is tough cookie to crack. There are about 6 million wannabe DJs – 90% armed with their latest HMV recommendations and regular Monday night slots at faux-American theme bars and cardboard Gastro pubs, 10% who actually have a clue. Because making it in London is not just about talent or how upfront your record collection is, it’s about having the right personality and knowing how to make your own luck. (read more)

Nic Fanciulli
When clubbers discuss who is the hottest rising talent in house music in the last 3 years one name keeps reappearing; that name is Nic Fanciulli.

Nic is a young, fresh DJ, producer and re mixer. He started in music at 16, where he worked in the local record shop and DJ’d in the local bars, in his hometown of Maidstone, Kent. It was here that he earned his first proper break courtesy of the town’s house institution Club Class. Aged just twenty he became main room resident for the night which he continues to be fully committed to. (read more)

Jason Jollins
Since the late 1990's, Jason Jollins has been on the forefront of the progressive house movement in New York City, considered throughout the industry as New York City's top Progressive House Dj. (read more)