Expat Stu lives in Brisbane Australia. His love of house music is the stuff of legend. The shindig events Stu runs down under are a phenomenal success along with his radio show.
Yorkee & kempton bring over 60 years combined knowledge of dance & house music. Their show builds over the two hours to bring you some of the finest house music on the plant
Regular Horsebox Disco resident each with accompanied by a different amazing guest each week from around the globe.
Every Saturday from 9pm to 12 midnight GMT. Live & direct from Chicago "the home of house music" we have Georgie's "Love House" show. Each week he has two fantastic global guests, 3 hours of the finest house music not to be missed
DJ VAL, is Chicago's longest running female DJ. This warm, incredible and kind DJ has sustained and flourished in the music industry with all of her life’s battles. She started spinning records in 1973 for friends at an after-school latchkey kids program. From there, Val went on to spin at some of the trendiest clubs in Chicago and around the World. Through her successful DJ career, as she continuously lifted her crowds week in and week out, she battled and beat graves disease, bladder cancer and thyroid cancer. This is the true meaning of a superstar DJ. DJ VAL has been recognized an honored by the Architects of House as one of the 100 most influential DJ's in the Chicago House Music scene between 1975 and 1995. Val plays a wide variety of genres to include EDM, house and whatever it takes to move a crowd. She is most likely the only DJ in the world to have held three consecutive 16 plus years Club residencies. Cadillac Jacks 16 years, Marianna's 17 years & Studio 31 17 years. Along with her successful DJ career she has owned her own Internet Radio Station. Having a DJ career with such great longevity would only be followed with a producing and remixing career to mirror such success! DJ VAL's very first remix, The Freedom Mix for Teri Bristol's Tom-E’s Theme, sung by Georgie Porgie went #1 on the Kings Of Spins Worldwide chart, it entered the top ten on EDM America, hit #54 on the iTunes dance sales chart. DJ VAL has released her first single “Rise Again” that speaks to the testament of her life! The single has gone #1 on Kings of Spins as well as #3 on the National Mix Show Chart for the US. The success of the single has taken this legendary Diva from Miami to Ibiza and LA to New York and everything in between. During her hectic touring schedule Val still carved out studio time to remix Georgie Porgie’s single “Keep On Lovin’ You” and record a new single. Her remix of Georgie’s single has propelled it to the #1 position for 2 ½ months on the charts! Val’s new single “Bouncy House” released mid 2015, has earned her a second #1 record! This Superstar DJ is the real deal! Just ask her fans around the World as they continue to testify their Love for this musical vessel! As most recently, organically found herself behind the cameras of a reality show while spinning at Women Of House at ADE in Amsterdam called De Grannies von Amsterdam. Her motto in life sums up this brilliant and courageous DJ…
Since the beginning of dance music culture, Frankie Bones remains known as an instrumental force. He’s recognized for birthing the rave scene in America in the early 90’s with his unique contributions to music, paired with a resilient New York attitude. He’s helped drive the scene forward for more than three decades and in 2017 his legacy is only getting stronger. It all began when he was flown out to the U.K. in 1989 to play a sunrise set at ‘Energy’ to 25,000 ravers losing their minds, (a morning still at the core of his inspiration for every live set.) You can still hear this passion in every full-on DJ mix or production which pulses from his now seasoned electric touch.
He’s the first American DJ whose success hit hard in the U.K. allowing a pioneer tour across Europe. His 1989 release “Call It Techno” became a cult classic in Germany, and his “Future Is Ours” and “My House Is Your House” became the official names of the 1991 and 1992 Love Parades in Berlin. His influence on the scene extends beyond the music.
As young, underground graffiti writers running into subway tunnels to paint trains, Frankie and his brother Adam X’s infamous masterpiece, “Peace Love Unity Movement” train car was conceived on July 4, 1990. Their goal was to spread a message of peace in a violent era during New York City history. People soon began to learn what PLUM – eventually transforming into PLUR – was all about.
Continuing to push the movement through music, in May of 1991, Frankie and his crew started STORMrave, a series of illegal underground events in NYC, proving a legendary run until December 1992. They were held in abandoned warehouses, factories, and railroad yards becoming a model for similar gatherings of the emerging rave scene. The likes of Richie Hawtin, Sven Väth, Moby, Hardkiss, and Doc Martin all played STORMrave, which planted serious electronic dance music roots in the USA and inspiration beyond. Moby recently recalled, “Frankie Bones was our hero, because he had gone to Europe and he actually made records.”
On July 24, 1993 a fight broke out at an underground party in the Bronx where Bones was DJing. On this infamous night, he got on the mic and said, “If you don’t start showing some Peace, Love, and Unity, I’ll break your f*cking faces.” From this speech, (noting a raver from the party changed the ‘M’ for ‘Movement’ to ‘R’ for ‘Respect’,) the “PLUR” mantra for universal dance music culture was born.
Looking at his career, you’ll see the continued impression he’s made progressively made on electronic dance music over the past few decades. In 2014, Roland endorsed him with their new line of analog Aria gear. Several months later he played an epic Boiler Room set during the Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival. As an Aria Roland artist, he demonstrated a live set showcasing true showmanship with his raw techniques. His Boiler Room set started off with crowd cheers as he spoke the words, to “Call it Techno” – an impervious manifesto for his sound and the global rave scene. Using his headphones as a microphone: “The techno wave has grown with a style of our own, direct from Brooklyn. Essential funk kicking snare, make you feel it out over there, out of London. Call it techno. You can feel the bass. Call it techno. Techno bass…”
In May of 2015, the Red Bull Music Academy honored him with a very special STORMrave reunion party, the highlight event during their month-long music festival in NYC. Red Bull captured the very essence of the STORMrave spirit, and for one night people experienced a moment that had been absent from NYC for 22 years. Notably, he played the 20th year anniversary party for Insomniac’s Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas in June 2016, breaking the record for any rave in the USA with over 400,000 attendees.
In the fall of 2016 he launched a new music label, Bangin Music, which has received major attention. His focus for the label is primarily techno, but keeping true to his roots, Bones has been re-releasing his classic Bonesbreaks series and contributing several brand new album releases to it. His original Bonesbreaks records inspired England’s early hardcore, breaks, and drum and bass scenes, influencing tastemakers from Carl Cox to Goldie is available on digital for the first time ever.
Most recently, Frankie Bones was recognized by publications like DJ Mag, Resident Advisor, Vice’s Thump, Redbull Music Academy, Insomniac, and The Daily Beast for his massive contributions to our scene. As a true innovator with a style like no other, Frankie Bones continues to push the boundaries of electronic music. He’s always been able to lead us on a memorable journey through sound, tastefully fusing the past with the present, but his key to the future is the true message of the movement, which will keep it alive forever.
Currently based in San Francisco’s Bay Area Paul Goodyear, SanFranDisko started DJing in Sydney, Australia in 1985. His passion for and knowledge of dance music is without rival and his sets encapsulate an incredible range. He has travelled extensively around the world, doing what he loves the most in stand up bars through to large arenas and stadiums.
In the early 90's inspired by the Latin Rascals and Australia's Robert Racic, Paul
Goodyear first started editing music on Reel-to-Reel. His first edit was picked up by Hot Tracks and over the past 30 years he has had re-edits, remixes and productions appear regularly on remix services such as Rhythm Stick, Direct Hit, Discotech, Ozz Mix, Euro-Tracks, DMC Records, and Ultimix (for which he is still a resident mixer) Although he has long retired his reel-to-reel and now uses digital technology he has never stopped editing, ensuring his sets are full of exclusive re-edits and mashups.
His studio productions and remixes have secured him numerous worldwide chart hits with many of his remixes appearing in the US Top 20 Billboard Club Play Chart and reaching the coveted No. 1 spot on charts around the world. His mixes have been championed by DJ’s such as Graham Park, Danny Tenaglia, Lenny Fontana, Danny Rampling, Paul Dakeyne, Junior Vasquez, Peter Rauhofer, Boy George and John
Digweed. In addition to founding his own labels “Ace DJ Remix Service”, “Tomcat Music” and "Goodyear Muzik" Paul has contributed to many major labels and releases over his career including official releases for singers such as Nile Rodgers, Mel B, Ed Sheeran, Kristine W, Peyton, Whitney Houston, Diana Ross, Linda Clifford, Taylor Dayne,
Angie Brown, Ultra Naté and more. Recent notable remixes include Barbara Mason’s
“Another Man”, “What would we do” - DSK, “Hot Jungle Drums and Voodoo Rhythm” DC LaRue, “Fire” by Shirley Lites and Lenny Fontana and the song of the moment Bliss
Bliss’s redo of the Marvin Gaye Classic “What’s Going On”
In 2013 his wife Wilma finally convinced him to start sharing his exclusive re-edits and re-works with the world and his SanFranDisko soundcloud page was born. November 2020 saw SanFranDisko reach over 6.4 million plays with average plays sitting at
20,000 daily. He regularly appears on dance radio with monthly appearances on David Dunne’s Triple D Radio and Radio Caletti Amsterdam and guest spots on RadioActive
91.3 and the Counterterrarism Podcast.
For Bookings or other enquiries please email: bookings@goodyearmuzik.com
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