'One of Australia's Most Innovative and forward-thinking Underground DJ/Producers" Major Influences: Carl Cox, Danny Tenaglia, Wally Lopez, Dr.Kucho, Tony Thomas, Aldo Haydar, Nick Warren, Hernan Catteneo, Sander K, Jeff Mills, Crazy P, Andy Caldwell, Miguel Migs, Defected, Pete Gooding, Global Underground, Luciano, Oakenfold, Bleep District, Larse, Digweed, Steve Lawler, Cass & Slide, Hooj, Hope Recordings, Cassius, Prodigy, South American House, 2020 Vision, Fred Everything, Sascha Dive, Oliver Lang, Mark Farina, Om, Seb Fontaine, Kascade, Booka Shade, Digitalism, Art VS Science, S.m.D, Tokyo Dawn Records, Kiko Navarro, Alex Niggemann, Pezzner, Grant Nelson, Marshall Jefferson, AnjunaBeats, James Holden, Flight Facilities, Tiger Stripes, Ian Pooley, Chris Lum, Hivver, Hammer, Speedometer, Pawas, Holy Ghost!,etc.... Innovation is my Style... Diversity is my Technique... Current musical direction is influenced by a diversity, including Melancholic, Balearic, Latin, Rock,
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Joel Jackson
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Joel Jackson is an Australian singer/songwriter and actor. Raised in the dust and heat of the Pilbara, Joel grew up playing to rough and rowdy mining pubs in the town of Karratha. But that didn't make him shy, he just got louder. At age 16 Joel was supporting Australian music giants like Daryl Braithwaite, Jon Stevens, Diesel, Russell Morris, WA legend's Birds Of Tokyo, surf rockers The Beautiful Girls and many more as they toured the North West of Australia. When Joel was 17 though he left his small town for the sprawl of Brazil, where he spent a year as an exchange student and fell in love with the heavy handed acoustic guitar skills of Seu Jorge. Upon arriving home Joel's energetically electric sets grew, as did his songwriting ability. Joel's mining protest song, "Home Wanted", made it's way to ABC Radio National and won him a selection into the HeyWire program, an ABC initiative, to perform at Parliament House to the then Minister for Education and ultimate king of protest,
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