Hoxton Whores

The Hoxton Whores consists of dj's who teamed up to start producing music aimed at immediately working the dance floor to give back to the crowd energy and inspiration that the crowd have given to them over the last decade.

Hoxton Whores aka Gary Dedman (seen with the glasses) and Kevin Andrews have been on the dj circuit now for around 15 years gracing most top London Clubs and throwing many different parties. Successfully hosting there own night Flaunt-it, which has now been running once a month for the past 10 years - with an up for it glam crowd found in numerous luxury locations www.flaunt-it.co.uk

They have been co-producing records as a team now with James Reynolds and Josh Powell for three years and have created many monster club anthems worldwide (Sunshine of my love, Slave, You're in my hut now, Promised Land, Bomb the Terrace, Welcome, Show me, Crazy Female, Been a long time, Boys and girls, Smoothe, Shiny disco balls to list a few), alongside numerous major remixes with some of the more familiar ones being, Faithless, Danny Howells, Moloko, Judy Cheeks & Todd Terry and for labels such as Sony, Manifesto, Nebula & Azuli!!!!. There talents stretch from spinning vocal uplifting house to tough funky dirty disco touching on an edge of tribal and progressive but they can also be caught churning out a more electro/techno set!!

http://www.hoxtonwhores.com/

Tags: Hoxton Whores, DJs, Procuders, Music Producers, House Music, Club Music, Dance Music, Electro

Get to know Michael Gray.

Michael Anthony Shefford Gray is a DJ and house music producer who is signed to independent dance record label Eye Industries He is also one half of the poplar Dance music production/remixing duo Full Intention.

His first big hit was a house tune in the mutant disco style, called "The Weekend". The record, which similar to Junior Jack's Room 5 owed a debt to Oliver Cheatham, became a Top 10 hit in the United Kingdom when licenced through UMTV and also notched up over 20,000 plays on the radio. In the United States, "The Weekend" was also a top 10 hit on Billboard's Hot Dance Airplay chart in 2005, where it was released on Ultra Records. The follow-up to "The Weekend" is called "Borderline" and features vocals from Shelly Poole, formerly of the Top 20 recording act Alisha's Attic, it was released on the 24th July 2006. The track has so far peaked at #3 on the ARIA Club Chart and at #12 on the UK Singles Chart.

[edit] Singles

* 2005: "The Weekend"
* 2006: "Borderline" (Feat. Shelly Poole)

Taken from Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Gray_(DJ)

Tags: Michael Gray, House Music, Biography, DJ, Dance, House

Swedish Mafia on Wikipedia.

Here is something you should know about Axwell on Wikipedia, in case you missed the link. I didn't know he started his music producer career with trackers? Well that's some news. It is nice to know he once used to be the part of the "scene", if you know what I mean. Be sure to check it out, it is a very recent article with lot of info on him. Funny thing is Eric Prydz's and Steve Angllo's sections do not hold much of the information in general. I guess Axwell is really starting to work on his popularization with his recent remixes of quite popular people like Madonna or Nelly Furtado, but still none of it is big as Prydz's "Call on me". We just still have to wait and see. I dont want to comment lot of Steve Angello's recent work. Let's just say "Teased Mr. Charlie" is not much of a suprising. Ah and I forgot about fourth member of the crew fella Sebastian Ingrosso, his section is still unfortunatelly emtpy.