With a discography stretching back nearly 10 years, Eddy has a an impressive history in the UK dance music scene. Starting his career as a… drum & bass producer under the name Eddy Woo, he released a steady flow of singles on the Andy C-owned labels Frequency and High Lite Recordings.
Having a passion for music from early age, his creativity began with drums where he started to hone his natural rhythm and real enjoyment for creating funky beats.
After a stint of living in London and frequenting clubs such as Fabric, The End and Ministry of Sound this later transferred to the dance forum when he first purchased a set of record decks. It was this new channel with took his creativity to the next level combining his technical drumming knowledge of how to construct beats with the clubbers logic of what makes a good set.
Since then he has never failed in filling the dance floor with his ability to gauge the audience and drop tunes to fit the mood. His style is heavily infuenced by the likes of Umek, Stefano Noferini, Steve Lawler and Sven Vath in bringing high energy, tech groove beats to the floor.
StrayHorn quartet was formed in 2010 to play the original groove-driven compositions of Cheltenham-based saxophonist Dom Franks, a former student of Jazz Messenger Jean Toussaint, and winner of the Daily Telegraph Young Jazz Musician competition. The band honed its sound through appearances around the West – notably at the Cheltenham and Stroud Jazz Festivals – into a lean, but lyrical take on contemporary jazz.
Martin Reeves, AKA Krafty Kuts, is without doubt one of the world’s greatest DJ’s. Lauded in the UK, worshiped in Australia, acclaimed in America, where ever he plays he is guaranteed to cause a commotion with his riotous skills.
So far in a glittering career he has gained dance music’s top accolades including Best International DJ at the Australian Dance Music Awards, Breakspoll’s Face of Breaks… 2003 and Best Breaks DJ at the M8 Ibiza awards 2006, in only his first year as a resident on the white isle. A stunning haul at Breakspoll 2007 saw him claiming Best Album for his debut long player ‘Freakshow’, Best DJ for a record third consecutive year and to cap it off, the richly deserved Outstanding Contribution to Breakbeat award that acknowledged his long journey to the acme of club culture.