Jeremy has headlined every fabulous party in the world including Manumission, Es Paradis, Privilege, Ministry of Sound, Cream, Gatecrasher, Colours, The Gallery &
Miss Moneypennys.

Late 2008 Jeremy is working on a new studio project to be completed in 2009, along with a bunch of remixes. Regular guest appearances for Attica in Shanghai and Singapore, United Kingdom of Dance, Sugarshack, Colours, Moneypennys, Gatecrasher, The Gallery, Pam's House, Cream, Time Flies, Clockwork Orange, Boujis, Chinawhite, Pure, Love Riot, and Voodoo. It’s a busy life indeed. Jeremy spends every November in the USA working on the soundtracks for the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Shows, which CBS air worldwide in December, in recent years he has worked alongside Mary J Blige, Justin Timberlake, Beyonce, Sting, Seal, Usher and The Spice Girls. The shows feature the world’s top supermodels, and have included Heidi Klum, Naomi Campbell, Adriana Lima, Karolina Kurkova, Selita Ebanks, Marisa Miller, Alessandra Ambrosio, Gisele Bundchen, Karolina Kurkova and many others.

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Within 6 months of laying his hands on the wheels of steel, Rob had acheived more than most with his first gig in the Light Bar, Wolverhampton, playing to a 1000 capacity audience. Nerves played a major part in this night, but as the pressure mounted Rob rose to the occasion, and the night went off with a bang !!!

From then on there was no looking back. Rob continued to play in bigger and better venues along side the world's top DJ's and promoters. After a two year residency with 'Decadence' in the UK and Ibiza, playing at one of the most prestigious clubs in Europe, El Divino, and UK's premier club Bakers, he felt it was time to move on from his 'Decadence' residency, though he did continue to play guest spots.

During late 2000, after a successful summer in the sun Rob flew straight from Cyprus to South Africa to do 'The Garden Of Eden Tour', which lasted 12 weeks playing at South Africa's most Exclusive venues including Stone Water, People, All Bar Non, Love Parade and Skylite Lounge in Johannesburg, All Bar Non, 96 Degrees, Baseline and The Fez in Cape town, Indigo in Port Elizabeth, 330 in Durban, Cloud Nine in Umslanga Rocks, Evolution in Pretoria, Bump in East London and Bora Bora in Muzenberg.

During 2000-2001, Rob played various guest spots at some of the finest venues on the planet in New York, earning him overage in non other than Time Out magazine !!! These included Float, Sound Factory, Cheetah, Lush, Thirteen and The Hamptons.

After a 3 month residency in New York he took of to Cyprus to do the DJ circuit on this magical Island playing at all the best venues including: Castle club, Rise – Miss Moneypenny’s, Gas, Mythology, Ice Ku and Vogue in Larnica. Following the success of last year’s tour, Rob then returned to South Africa.

2002 saw Rob once again performing to crowds all over the world with his regular guest spots in the UK at Dusted, Miss Moneypenny’s and Hustler, in Cyprus with his weekly resident for Miss Moneypenny’s and weekly resident for Vogue Club.

2003-Present. Rob has been working on remixes of Underworlds Born Slippy and Lisa Lisa’s let the beat hit em soon to be released !!! Also Rob has been co promoting Fakin the Funk and more recently Funk’d events where various venues are used to put on a shindig like no other with the worlds best DJs and funky crowds these are parties not to be missed !!!

Rob is a firm believer in judging a crowd and playing accordingly. His musical tastes are varied and the style he play's is for the club and for the people who matter, the clubbers. Often leaving the crowd exasperated, sweaty and gagging for more !!!
He has never played at a venue and not been asked back to perform, which say's something for the style & passion that he puts into his bouncy & funky sets. He has worked with names such as Jeremy Healy, Alistair Whitehead, Farley Jackmaster Funk, Al McKenzie, Rhythm Masters, Graham Park, Alex P, Brandon Block, Daniel Davoli, Mr C, Junior Vasquez, Carl Cox, Paul Oakenfold, Sasha and Digweed and many more. He is currently in the studio working on tracks soon to be released. Rob's email is rob@allfunkdup.com

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Allister Whitehead first started DJing at the tender age seventeen and quickly came through the ranks to play regular guest spots at seminal clubs such as The Hacienda in Manchester, The Garage in Nottingham, Ministry Of Sound in London and eventually at Cream in Liverpool where his repuation was cemented as one the best DJs in the UK.

However it was Allister's mixes for The Fantazia Compilations that cattapulted him into the dance music history books and to the top of the UK album charts. Since then Allister has remixed some of the worlds biggest artists and toured all over the globe playing his brand of house music that's still sort after today. Allister had great success with releases on Mak Knight's famed Toolroom Record label and as a result is now developing two new Dance labels of his own which showcase not only his talent but up and coming artists too, as well as some of the legends that have defined dance music with their remix work and productions. Look forward to seeing the first releases later in 2009.

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You would have to travel far and wide to find a place where the name Brandon Block is not known. Brandon has carried a legendary status tag ever since being one the first residents on the Space terrace, Ibiza. His residency was arguably one of the initial driving forces behind the clubs worldwide notoriety as one of the best places to party.

As well as Starting Various Clubs, in the early 90’s Including Flying with Dean Thatcher and Charlie Chester, Haven Stables with Dean Thatcher, Fubar with Lisa Loud, Up Yer Ronson Leeds, also various other monthly residencies, Including, God’s Kitchen Uk/Ibiza, Gatecrasher ,Passion Coalville, Gardening Club, Colours Glasgow, and various one nighters, including the Empire, To the manor born, vaious weekenders Includin Kaos, Caister Soul Weekender, The Big reunions at Butlins, Skegness, His djing has also emcompassed, being one of the first dj’s in Dubai, from 99’ until now has been 3 times every year ever since, holding residencies at Chi(formerly the lodge), Zinc, diamonds, Atlantis the original at Hardrock, Also various club is Marbella, BCM Mallorca, Various Trips to Hong Kong, A yearly excursion to Koh Samui in Thailand, playing at Black Moon, full Moon, and various clubs. As well as Las Vegas, L.A, South America, all of Europe, Greek Islands, Israel etc.

Brandons' success and infectious personality lead to a stream of fantastic opportunities throughout the entire music industry. The highlights of this include, hosting one of the highest rated radios shows on Kiss FM (+ spin off compilations albums!); His own show on MTV, Blockos Bits on Rapture TV and a number 3 charting hit under his Blockster moniker with You should be Dancin. Brandon has also made numerous other TV appearances including Celebrity Fear Factor and Celebrity Extreme Detox.also more recently, Celebrity scissor Hands for Children in Need, also trust me I’m a holiday Rep.

Brandon is infamous for his party spirit but in equal measure his ability to capture that spirit in his DJ sets. Though Brandon has become more discerning over the years, the raw energy his DJ sets bring to a dance-floor remains. Musically Brandon has a wealth of experience and is a staunch champion of the funkier end of house. His continued success means Brandon Block is still one of the UK’s most sought after DJs with his diary generally full up to 6 months in advance!

In addition to his DJ work Brandon has launched his own specialist international travel DJ bag, The Blox Box and has recently co-produced a record (Don’t You Feel Like Love) with one of the UK’s hottest house music acts, The Hoxton Whores. Add this all together and it is easy to see why Brandon Block is a true celebrated dance music icon and has clearly no plans to rest on his laurels. To date Brandon still does his annual migration to Ibiza, where he also has involvement in Linekers bar San Antonio. Roll on The Next 20 years.

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