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Genres: Bass House, Funk & Soul, House, techno, uk funky
I first started DJing in the early 90’s after working for a local independent record label; under Mistress Deviant. I graced the decks at legendary West London clubs such as Club UK, Subterannia, and The Milk Bar. Later in 90’s I switched to the London gay clubbing scene & graced the decks at Kitty Lips, Pumpin’ Curls, Clit Club, FIST & SKIN2 all under the DJ monica of Mistress Deviant. As I was also working for a record label – this eventually led to me hopping over the pond to the East Coast of the USA for 2 years. At this point I stepped away from the decks but continued my career in the music business for an independent record distributor. After returning to Blightly I moved from West London to Brighton in the early 2000’s & became a regular resident at the experimental techno night BEEP; & Sunday club – The Living Room; now DJing under BN1BOI.
Like most Brighton DJ’s, I have DJ’d on the many underground dance stations & you can now find me in Sunny Worthing running my own club night with my DJ partners ALL4LOVE, with regular slots DJing at Sterns Ravers Reunion & a new venture Girlflix, a club with the focus on female DJ’s. Last year I had the honour of opening up Worthing Pride with my DJ partner in crime Liz Davies. You can also catch us at our new event Sundaze Terrace Sessions, the 3rd Sunday of every month over the summer at Coast from June 18th. A day of blissfull chilled out vibes, our very own Cafe Del Mar in Worthing.
My DJ style is two fold, an up lifting blend of beautiful beats, whether it’s a chilled out, jazzy, soulful dub affair or a funky, soulful bass driven bag of house beats, you can be sure the dance floor will be moving.
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