Having been a name in the Brighton Music scene for the last 5 years, they are Re reloaded and ready to go. Finding their niche in the punchy tech house arena Joey has played for some of the biggest brands in Brighton. Joey has been a regular feature on line ups for Mojo Mojo, Elemental, Tech Noir and Dance For Peace. Always bringing an energy flooded sound to keep the dance floor pumping. Having curated Min:Animal, Music Pawn and Disco Bits… this next year promises to be Electric! They stand for accessibility in music and champions early access to music for all. Joey also heads up the events for Yorokobi Records… with their partner in crime Charmian Love.

DJing on and off since 1990, gOA rOD t began their journey in Goa, India, playing original techno at outdoor raves, often performing solo sets for up to 12 hours.  Starting at midnight with heavy techno and gradually shifting to more melodic sounds around 5 a.m. as the sun rose, these events would wrap up around 10 a.m., creating unforgettable experiences. Over the years, gOA rOD t has played in clubs across London and at international venues, as well as appearing on pirate radio stations, including Touchdown Radio London. In 2004, gOA rOD t moved to Brighton and joined Upfrontdance.net around 2011. When the station rebranded as CodeSouth.fm, they continued until 2015. After spending time abroad, gOA rOD t returned in 2019 and began playing on the newly formed Upfrontdance.com in 2024. Today, gOA rOD t blends original techno from 1989–1993 with modern techno, ethnic influences, and Afro house, creating a unique and dynamic sound.

Sam Anglo: Open Format Dj & Producer Born in a small Sussex village to a Hippy parent in 1980, gave me a unique start in life, to say the least. Times were hard at some points, but the music was always booming out of the hazy smoked-filled lounge. The people were always interesting, along with spending a week in the summer holidays at Glastonbury Festival every year all added to the eclectic mix of culture, sounds, and freedom to grow and develop my character. There was always vinyl on the record player at home and I was taught at a young age the importance of looking after your sound and respecting the art that went into the process and the artwork that enveloped it to protect the precious music inside. I can’t be more grateful for the music I was brought up on and the cultural journey that it lead me to take as an artist. By 1992 I was fully […]