Simon Nandhra
Simon Nandhra’s primary involvement with music was as a live Sound Engineer. As with most Producers, Simon had a strong love for music from a very early age, which as he got older, led him to the live circuit.
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SuperJones
Started DJ'ing in my bedroom at the age of 13/14yrs then at the age of 15/16yrs me & my neighbour got into TRYING!!! to produce music on a Amiga 64 in his shed in the back of his garden. We were sampling other people's records and creating music that way. We soon realized that this […]
The Sound Pipe Records Presents….’POISON’
After hearing the numerous samples of this release, and being an admirer of the last Taj E album from the same label, I was expecting a lot from the camps new offering 'Poison'.
The album consists mainly of the work of R.S.Sandhu, plus the vocals of the talented Sahib. Bee2's involvement also left me expecting to hear a great album when I began to press play.
Electric Proms Review
Being told that you're going to be performing at the BBC Electric Proms is not something that sinks in overnight. From the moment I was asked, I felt like the biggest opportunity in my life so far had just fallen in to my hands.
But I have to admit, it was also partially terrifying! In all my life, I have never actually stood on stage singing to an audience (apart from when I was very young, but that's another story). So all of a sudden it was up to me to transfer my love of music in the comfort of my own bedroom with a little mic, to a stage that would be exposed to thousands across the UK and all over the world.
The rehearsals were a whole new experience in themselves. I feel that working with such talented musicians enabled me to learn a bit more about the art of the music from everybody. Efficient team work became so essential under such a tight schedule!
It was so much fun to see each song progress to amazing performance material during the rehearsals. I had every faith that Saturday night was destined to be a huge success, especially after watching others rehearse and feeling so much energy from their songs.
Mick St. Clair – the deejay legend returns
The deejay legend returns
In the early eighties Mick St clair was a revolution in the Asian disco
roadshow.
roadshow.
His mobile roadshows, took Asian parties and the art of creating a
club in any venue to a level which was copied by all those who have took to
the road as a deejay ever since.