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DJ CJ Stevie Bones
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CJ, real name Clayton, is originally from Southampton but now lives in East London. As well as DJing and producing he hosts a couple of weekly web radio shows.

He got hooked on Jungle back in the early 90s and remembers the 1994 AWOL Christmas Day event at Ministry of Sound in London when Grooverider played 'Lighter' as his intro tune. At first nobody got it but when it dropped the place went crazy!

Outside of DnB he draws inspiration from Tribal, Classical, Funk, Hip Hop, Rock and Reggae. For now though he's focussed on his Drum & Bass beats. CJ's got almost a whole album worth of material that he wants to promote. He also collaborates with MC partner Kalaish as United Mindz, & with Klippa as Corrosive Alchemy.

For more info on DJ CJ check out his MySpace page djcjunitedmindz
 Stephen Lee, aka Stevie Bones, is originally from Geneva in Switzerland, but now lives in Newcastle.

He's been listening to Drum & Bass since his brother went to study in Manchester back in the day and used to bring tape packs home, the first to turn him was 'United Dance: The Designer Collection'!

He currently rates a lot of Technique stuff, Breakbeat Kaos, Subfocus, Blame and everything upfront and heavygoing! While outside of DnB you'll find Reggae, Ska, Hip Hop, Punk and Soul in his CD collection.

Alongside his appearance on the Cutting Room, Stevie also cites getting a release on Swiss label Aquio as his biggest musical achievement yet.
  • Studio Set up:
  • Fruity Loops 6
  • Various Plug Ins
  • Soft Synths
  • FX Units
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  • PC
  • Reason 3
  • Recycle
  • Soundforge 8
  • Mackie Spike Interface
  • Red 5 Audio RV8 Mic
  • Roland Midi Controller
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PROGRESS:
"The Year of 2000 Plus"
Progress aka Christian May is 23 years old. He was born in Liverpool, lived in Luton, and has now moved back up north to Southport where he’s resident DJ at Zebra Square. He used to play football with DJ Blame from Charge Recordings back in the day and married his love for the beautiful game with his love for Drum & Bass. He's currently in the studio 24/7 knocking out tracks which he hopes to get signed for release soon. Watch this space... 


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