DJ Saul Bliss

Sauls 14 years behind the decks have taken him from London to literally the other side of the world and back having moved from London in 1997 to take up residency in the best clubs Western Australia had to offer. What was suppose to be a 3 month trip down under turned into a nine year stay when he was offered a residency after 2 weeks on landing with his record box. In that time he graced every decent pair of 1210�s there was and the highlight of that time in the southern hemisphere was his showcase set at the opening night of 3000 capacity Jaan night club in Bali.

Adam Nyquist

Adam Nyquist has D.J.ed extensively through Europe and Australia, and has played alongside the likes of Kevin Saunderson of Inner City and Mr C through to Carl Cox, Grooverider and Underground Resistance (the list goes on). His first record release in �93 has been described as one of the best Jungle Techno tracks ever (Discogs), and under various names his further releases have included Kiss house chart top tens, D�n'B tunes championed by the like of Peshay and Fabio and a remix reaching the Australian national top 20.

Chris Coulson

*Currently DJing in Japan, Australia & Cambodia

�Music is�.what we feel: our ups, our downs, how we gain a perspective of our life experiences and emotions, and ultimately the most powerful form of expression. We use music to change, amplify, and influence the way we think. Music is everything that matters��

Dance music happened to me when one of my best mates returned from a year in Germany with a Sven Vath mix tape and a certain song called �Age Of Love�. After more than a fair few visits to clubs like �The Gallery� at Turnmills and �Scream� at the Warehouse in Plymouth, it became obvious that I would now have to become the owner of a pair of decks and a mixer. I began mixing progressive trance and techno. Influences came under the �guises of superstar DJs Sasha, Parks and Wilson, the early Paul Oakenfold, Tall Paul and Seb Fontaine.

Rubber

I've always loved music, It makes the world go round. I can remember taping the chart as a 6 year old, Rock on Nenah Cherry - Buffalo Stance! I played piano until I was a teenager then the keyboard and soon after electric guitar in a band Zepher 7. In my first year of uni I bought my first pair of belt drive decks and upgraded to Technics soon after. It was not until Cooltard & Adam Nyquist invited me to get involved in Jambasha that I started playing out regularly.

I love many genres of music and when I play out, I aim to make my sets reflect this. The ideal set for me would be the Big Chill Main stage on a Sunday ala Norman Jay. You can play old skool Drum & Base, Hip Hop, House, Trance, Breaks, Chillout, in fact whatever u fancy cos that crowd just loves the music. One day!