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I'm the Editor of DJWORX. I'm a DJ, podcaster and radio veteran, with a background in technology publishing. My speciality is early to mid 90s house and harder beats, but if you need a DJ for your wedding, then I'll roll out Frank Sinatra no problem. Big mouth to go with the big record collection, join me every Weds from Midday-2pm GMT via eruptionradio.uk, DAB, smart speaker, app, Twitch/Mixcloud. I always dig deep, avoiding anthem bashing unless someone requests something directly. Normally some tall tales during the show as well. Can often be found beatgridding and fiddling about with metadata.
I was the editor around these parts for the first two decades of the DJWORX journey. I’m on a creative journey at The Worxlab, and drop in occasionally here. Expect the odd article from me every now and again.
Professional gear hoarder with no scratching skills at all, and a bunch of championship wins nonetheless. Hates #realDJing so much, his Twitter handle is @unrealDJing. Can beatmatch records, but still pushes SYNC just to annoy you.
Opinionated DJWORX newsie. Loves Traktor, analogue mixers, vinyl and Android. The best Techno bedroom DJ you know.
Darren now owns Isotonik Studios. He once thought it'd be a good idea to buy Ableton Live to create some perfect DJ Mixes, one day he'll resurface from that rabbit hole and actually produce a beat or two. Until then he's happy patching together devices in Max4Live that make the Live performers life that little bit easier...
Sean is also known as DJ Pegasus. Man of many hats, skills and talents ranging from computer support to software development to telephony and as diverse as live sound mixing, deejaying, public address, singing and vocal percussion. Decades of experience on all fronts including the professional writing and business management needed to channel it all.
Jared spends too much time staring at MIDI to have time to cut his hair or shave. He is also a DJ. He currently holds the record as the "Most Fired" at DJWorx, and is willing to challenge anyone to the title. He spends his time DJing in his office and releasing mixes on his website and mixcloud, as well as playing violent video games, reading books, and beginning to get involved in production.
ProfessorBX aka Drew Bach, prodigal son of the Skratchworx family. Down since day 5 (literally, check the review dates on the old Skratchworx archives). Owner of more gear than he knows what to do with, yet constantly jealous of Jared and Mark owning more. As a day job, ProfessorBX has been involved with the design, launch and sales of more than a few pieces of DJ gear. In between the boring stuff, ProfessorBX also finds time to DJ and play in punk bands, as well as threaten to leave the industry to start a Thomas Dolby cover band.