As we head towards the first festival weekend of 2024 it’s time to share the Body Movements festival love with a mix from me and the regal missus as we get ready to bring our disco vibes to Crate Brewery on Saturday 3rd Feb. Honoured to be part of the Emerging Talent taking part this year. Check the Soundcloud player to listen to the many wonders set to play … Continue reading Body Movements Festival Mix
Oh hello. Look at us. On a poster we’ve always wanted to grace. Goosebumps generated. Good times are incoming. As are the words I’m gonna find to sing the praises of this moment. Coming soon. Promise. HE.SHE.THEY w/ Horse Meat Disco Emily Meow (Polyglamorous) Wildblood and Queenie at Concorde 2 Brighton. Saturday 16th March 2024. Limited early birds are available here Continue reading He.She.They. w/ Horse Meat Disco
It’s just a gig. It’s just a list of DJs. It’s just a Sunday in Brighton. But if this small act of solidarity and fundraising can bring a moment of light in one of the darkest of times in my lifetime it will be worth it. DJs playing music for peace. Nothing groundbreaking or new in that sadly. But the sense of community in my … Continue reading Dance For Peace
Last year we got very, very close to leaving Brighton. To high re-mortgage rate rises to cope with, absentee student landlords below delivering the stress, health issues ensuring I needed a cheap and easy life. We stopped that train earlier this month (the grass is not always greener or cheaper it would seem) but not before the serious downsize was had. One of which was … Continue reading Wildblood and Queenie – The Vinyl Edit
It’s time to get with Girlflix this February as we join the Worthing family for a sassy session of disco-infused grooves at Melon as the party for lesbians and queer women celebrate their 1st birthday! Yes, the fruity times will be had with an incredible line-up of DJs and live performers including Billie Gold, DJ S2K, Tor Lloyd and Eliza Pink for the perfect mix … Continue reading GirlFlix 1st Birthday & Valentine’s Dance Party No6
When you write a dissertation about gay night club flyer design and a certain Paul Kemp’s Club Shame and get cited in an academic article by your uni tutor from back in the day, the ever-brilliant Annebella Pollen. Back to back with my incredible university professor Paul Jobling. Yep, that’s me, that autistic school refuser who was told they’d never make anything with their words. … Continue reading Sliding into academia courtesy of Annebella Pollen
I know what to do when it comes to being a proud aunt. The rules are there, the roles played, the kids are alright. Year after year impressing as they grow, ensuring my heart pumps with pride over and over and over. As for the souls from our disco family of DJs, promoters, artists and performers, pride has a different but equally important role. Watching … Continue reading Michelle Manetti – a proud Boiler Room London debut
The first bit of advice given to me when I started out DJing? Simple. Forget the expensive kit, just keep buying the vinyl. And be real nice – especially to the warm-up DJ. Always be nice to the warm-up DJ. Of course, over the past three decades I’ve never hit the heady heights of being anything other than the warm-up DJ but in all my … Continue reading Horse Meat Disco Xmas Party at Patterns
Be blessed. Pay it back. It’s real simple. Playing other people’s tunes to other people dancing has always been the honour of my life and to do so for a decent cause always brings that extra grin. And so it shall be on Saturday December 9th when Queenie and me will be joining Last Night A DJ Saved My Life’s Set For Love at Brighton’s … Continue reading Last Night A DJ Saved My Life – Set For Love
Brighton’s very own Patterns is up for Best Club in DJ Mag’s Best Of British. Obvs I’d love a long chat about polls and popularity and votes and dancefloor democracy and all that (broken) jazz but seeing as the voting deadline is tonight it would be good if we could chat that later and tonight if you could just put your tick in Patterns box. … Continue reading Patterns Best Of British
Wildblood and Queenie 