She’s developed a terrific group of legendary supporters, such as Carl Cox and John Digweed, who not only admire her DJ-ing but also her production work. Cox and Digweed asked her to work with them on a guest mix a couple of years ago and she played with Cox in the summer last year in Ibiza, which is where we join her in this clip.

We meet Nicole outside Sa Punta at another glorious Ibiza sunset. She tells us about playing at Carl Cox’s night at Space, and about her days as a promoter when she booked over 500 DJs to play but never thought of getting behind the decks herself. She doesn’t have nerves in the main room, the Pioneer equipment makes it easy for her to lose herself in the music and party with everyone else!

Next for Moudaber? Take a look at the following tour dates:

Mar 20 : Dzeta & Basile @ The Whitehouse : London
Mar 24: Blufin & Yellow Tail Party @ Tangia : Miami
Mar 24: Future United @ Twist : Miami
Mar 27 : Nocturnal - Miami (with Radio Slave) : Miami
Apr 10 : Cube : Nancy : France
May 14 : The Gallery @ MOS : London : England
May 29 : The Zoo Project (Opening Party) : Ibiza : Spain
June 5 : Forum de Beirut (with Danny Tenaglia) : Beirut
Jul 20 : Space (with Carl Cox) : Ibiza : Spain

Toy has produced and remixed with a huge array of musical legends, including Morrissey, Cypress Hill and, more recently, Vampire Weekend. He shares a label with three other guys called Sones del Mexside, and he’s part of a band called Sonidero Nacional, whose sound is taken from hip hop, breakbeats and reggae. One of his main musical influences at the moment is ‘cumbia columbiana’, and with his new-school spin on it, it’s set to blow up.

In the clip Toy chats to DJsounds about his own musical style (’Raverton’), his global audiences, playing with Groove Armada, his favourite piece of Pioneer equipment, which almost always features on his rider, and his upcoming Vampire Weekend remix.

For his current tour dates, see below:

17 - 20 March 2010 - SXSW 2010, Austin, Texas
24 March - WMC, Miami, Florida
25 March - WMC, Miami, Florida
26 March - WMC, Miami, Florida
2 April - Festival Playa Del Carmen con IMS NORTEC y Otros

In the clip, Goldie talks about the manifesto of Metalheadz and its intergrity and musicality. Always relevant since the dawn of D’n'B, he chats fondly about how things have changed over those epic 15 years.

Goldie didn’t have a very conventional childhood. He was raised in children’s homes and various foster homes and has spent much of his adult life escaping his demons (his words). In the last few years he has had therapy and found peace with himself and now steers clear of the vices of his past. The homes weren’t all bad though. He learnt to fend for himself and the kids looked out for each other. He developed his love for break-dancing and graffiti (continued into his artistic creations now) back then. He’s had a long and varied career, from making jewellery (he used to make his own gold teeth, hence the name) to acting for a stint in Eastenders, but more impressively, in James Bond film, ‘The World is Not Enough’, and Guy Ritchie’s ‘Snatch’. Not only that but his former girlfriends include the likes of Naomi Campbell and Björk.

For the last couple of years, Goldie (Clifford Joseph Price, a more apt name for this part of his career) has entered a new phase of musical creativity and has been writing classical tracks. He’s even re-writing his entire ‘Timeless’ double album for the BBC Youth Orchestra, which will be ready for the end of the year. This came about after he came second in reality TV show competition, ‘Maestro’, when he learned how to conduct an orchestra, after not even being able to read music!

He’s not about to hang up his headphones yet though, especially since discovering the CDJ-2000s. He still loves his drum and bass and continues to tour with gigs such as Metalheadz at Cable, London on Saturday 13 March and Ram with Andy C at Matter, London on Friday 2 April.

The brand new DJM-2000 is Pioneer’s most powerful performance mixer and is the perfect match for the new industry-standard CDJ-2000 digital decks.

With an innovative touch screen and arsenal of remixing FX, the DJM-2000 forms the ultimate club mixer. No less than six individual effects processors lay the foundation for hundreds of music manipulation combinations, so a DJ can always create their own unique sound.

The new DJM-2000 takes advanced features – thought only possible in software – and reinvents them in the physical world. Its intuitive layout will feel natural to existing Pioneer DJM users allowing creativity to flow whilst keeping its technical complexity under the skin.

The top of the range new mixer has been developed with the help of a number of international DJs. James Zabiela, Roger Sanchez, Eddie Halliwell, Tom Middleton, the Swedish House Mafia, Paul Woolford, John ‘00’ Fleming and Radio 1’s hard dance darling Kutski have all tested out the DJM-2000 at various stages of development – giving it the ultimate stamp of approval.

The DJM-2000 mixer, in conjunction with the CDJ-2000, offers a new performance orientated platform for the increasingly futuristic artform as the next ten years unfold.

Taking the best DNA from our other top end mixers and with other major enhancements, the DJM-2000 represents a new approach to mixing never seen before. It has effectively built in the technology of the EFX-1000, removing the need for an external effects unit along with touch screen technology from the SVM-1000.

“The DJM-2000 integrates seamlessly with the new CDJ-2000 / CDJ-900 and takes the pleasure and power of creative mixing up to new levels with less stress and better sound compared with previous offerings” – comments Jason Pook, Product Development Manager, Pioneer Europe.

The DJM-2000 is the world’s most complete and creative DJ mixer. It’s the essential mixer to get the most from the new CDJ-2000, and offers amazing new creative possibilities.

The ProDJ Link function makes it easy to switch over from one DJ to the next. By connecting up to 4 CDJ-2000s / CDJ-900s via LAN cable into the mixer and two laptops running rekordbox via USB In, the DJs can share music libraries across all decks.

The DJM-2000 also excels with its functionality. While inheriting the basic layout of their club standard DJM series, Pioneer have come up with a larger interface positioned perfectly in the middle of the mixer. The very first 5.8” large LCD multi-touch panel allows the DJ to use touch panel effects whilst checking them visually. It also comes with beat effect and INST FX functions, which means the DJ can alter the sound spontaneously without having to connect to multiple devices – allowing for a more flexible and unique performance.

Another highlight of the INST effects is that they are available individually on each of the four channels. They offer more accurate control of filters, and the Hi Mid and Low EQ on each channel can be switched to make them Isolators – giving the DJ more choice.

The CDJ-2000 and CDJ-900’s HID control of DJ software allows virtual decks to be manipulated without time-code vinyl, and now the DJM-2000 further simplifies connectivity directly to your Mac or PC by having a soundcard built in.

‘The DJM-2000 really is the final component of the ultimate professional DJ booth setup, complimenting the CDJ-2000 just perfectly. With the ProDJ link, touch screen and components such as Inst FX, the artform of DJing has been reinvigorated”, commented Mark Grotefeld, Head of Marketing, Pioneer Europe.

Just as clubs and professional DJs are upgrading to CDJ-2000s, the new DJM-2000 completes the setup, offering a new reliable platform for creative DJ mixing at the highest level.

MAIN FEATURES:

Interface layout allows more originality in arranging music
Pioneer has laid out the interface in the centre of the mixer to give intuitive performance. DJs can add arrangements to music by not just rotary control, but via Tap and the new Trace method within the three Effect sections. Plus, the three Effect sections can be used in combination, giving the DJ all the more scope for original arrangements.

5.8 inch Full-Colour, Multi-touch Display
Pioneer’s industry first* 5.8-inch large LCD multi-touch panel display means the DJ can see and hear the result of effects, while easily and intuitively operating the mixer like no other before.

Three Performance Modes
Pioneer have added three kinds of performance modes: the FREQUENCY MIX enables a more precise music mix, the SIDECHAIN REMIX has seven kinds of dynamic effects, and the four types of MIDI mode allow the DJ to use a computer - making every DJing scenario possible. The unique new EQ cross fader takes frequency mixing to a whole new level.

Evolved BEAT EFFECTS manipulate every frequency and alter sound to the beat
The new DJM-2000 is also equipped with an evolved BEAT EFFECT, a highly acclaimed function of the DJM series. EFFECT FREQUENCY allows the DJ to control the level of effects to add to each frequency band, so an echo can be added just to the vocals, or the hi-hat rhythm can be doubled, providing flexibility to perform like never before. Physical buttons have also been added for selecting effects and beats, making it possible to jump between different measures instantly.

6 INST FX on every channel with rotary control
The DJM-2000 also boasts six kinds of effects (NOISE, HPF, LPF, JET, ZIP & CRUSH), with an HP and LP FILTER knob for each channel. The PARAMETER knob allows for fine-tuning of each effect. Innovative effects such as NOISE (a white noise generator) when combined with new beat effects such as GATE, Slip Roll or Multi-Tap instantly unveil powerful remixing possibilities.

Connect 4 CDJ-900/2000 and 2 rekordbox laptops via ProDJ Link
Pioneer DJ players (CDJ-2000 & CDJ-900) that are compatible with ProDJ LINK and a computer with rekordbox installed can be connected to the mixer via a LAN cable which enables music to be shared across all 4 players from a single source.

Storage
The music files and control data saved on an SD card*2 or USB storage device can be shared and played on up to four CDJ-2000 or CDJ-900 players via this mixer.

rekordbox LINK
The music files and control data of rekordbox can be read and played on CDJ-2000 or CDJ-900 players via this mixer.

Live Sampler
Sound input from MIC or sound output from the MASTER*4 can be recorded to this mixer and played on a CDJ-2000 or CDJ-900. Words recorded from the MIC can be immediately used for scratching or for other new performances on the linked CDJ’s.

Link Monitor
The music files in rekordbox can be monitored on headphones. This allows the DJ to check the song before playing it on a player, thus making it a smooth-flow for selecting and playing a song.

Status Information
The status of each connected channel (On-air *5status, channel number, etc.) is sent to the connected CDJ-2000 or CDJ-900. The colour of the JOG wheel light changes for the current on-air*5 channel, allowing the current status to be checked at a glance during DJ play.

Internal USB Audio/Midi Interface
The mixer is equipped with a USB Audio Interface, which allows the audio signal of music playing on a computer to be inputted to the DJM-2000 via a USB connection with the computer*6. This makes it possible to use a computer, even without an external sound card.
From one computer up to a maximum of four sources of audio signal can be assigned to each channel. It is also possible to output the master output to the computer. This makes it extremely convenient to record the mixed audio.

High-quality Sound Design Achieves Ideal Club Sound
The DJM-2000 uses a balanced output amp and its completely discrete structure allows the sound quality in each bandwidth to be adjusted. Pioneer pursued the ideal club sound by painstakingly creating a sound down to the very details of how sound resonates. By using a high fidelity, balanced hybrid op-amp and a perfectly balanced output circuit in the analogue processing, they achieved a reduction in noise with a dynamic range of 107dB with 0.004%THD, providing a clear, powerful sound.

Isolator EQ on every channel
Equipped with a switching 3-band EQ and 3-band Isolator on each channel the EQ provides control of +6dB to -26dB & the Isolator gives +6dB to -∞dB.

Other Features
- A digital IN on each channel permits input of an audio signal with no deterioration in sound quality.

- Connection with a CDJ-900/CDJ-2000 with ProDJ Link or Control Cable will allow the player to start playing music by switching faders (“Fader Start Play”).

- A Talkover function lowers the volume of the music when there is input from the Mic.

- All channels are equipped with a Peak Level Meter for checking the input levels at a glance of the sources being input to each channel.

- Pioneer’s Crossfader Assign function allows the flexible assignment of the input on each channel to the crossfader.

- A Fader Curve Adjust function allows changes to crossfader and channel fader curves.

・Convenient for club or studio as it is 19-inch rack mount ready (Meets EIA standards).

*1As a DJ mixer. According to Pioneer research, as of March 10, 2010.
*2 SD cards are only compatible with the CDJ-2000.
*3 Only when connected via LAN to a computer with rekordbox installed.
*4 Final sound from mixing.
*5 The CDJ outer jog wheel turns red. Only the CDJ-2000 can indicate on-air status.
*6 Compatible with Windows or Mac. When using Windows, 3 sources or more can be assigned only when using ASIO compliant software.
*7 Device driver CD-ROM is included in the package. The USB audio interface.
function can be used after this software is installed on the computer.
*8 Only works with CDJ-2000 or CDJ-900.
*9 Mounting hardware is not included and can be obtained separately.

SPECIFICATIONS
DJM-2000
NO. OF CHANNELS
AUDO 4-CHANNELS, MIC, 1-CHANNEL
INPUT TERMINALS
CD/LINE×6（RCA）、

PHONO×2（RCA）、

DIGITAL IN×4（COAXIAL）、

MIC X 1 (ON TOP, XLR & ¼ INCH GENERAL- PURPOSE PHONEx1)
OUTPUT TERMINALS
MASTER OUT×2（RCA×1、XLR×1）、

BOOTH OUT×1（¼ INCH PHONE）、

HEADPHONE MONITOR OUT×1（ON TOP, ¼ INC PHONE)

REC OUT×1（RCA）、

DIGITAL OUT×1（COAXIAL）
OTHER TERMINALS
SEND×1（1/4 INCH PHONE）、

RETURN×1（1/4 INCH PHONE）、

MIDI OUT×1（5P DIN）、

CONTROL×2（φ3.5 MINI JACK）

USB B PORT x 1

LINK TERMINAL x 6
SAMPLING RATE
96 KHZ
D/A CONVERTER
32 BIT
A/D CONVERTER
24 BIT
FREQUENCY PERFORMANCE
20 HZ ～20 KHZ
TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION
0.004% OR LESS
SIGNAL/NOISE RATIO
107 DB （LINE）
HEADROOM
19 DB
POWER SOURCE
220-240V （50/60 HZ ）
WEIGHT
8.5 KG

The DJM-2000 will be on show for the first time at the MixMove Show in Paris on 14th March and at Musikmesse, Frankfurt on 24th March.

The DJM-2000 is available from June 2010. The suggested retail price is €1999 Inc, VAT. Details of Pioneer’s distribution network can be found at www.pioneerprodj.eu.

Self proclaimed technophobe, David runs over their actually rather technical, tech rider which includes the DVJ-1000s and SVM-1000, compulsory equipment for their unique live shows; as well as the concept behind the album cover artwork they use in their sets. There’s even a quick-fire round of DJ/DVJ questions at the end when David feels the pressure…

If you want to take a look at our other recent 2manydjs clips from Ibiza and Mexico, go to:

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

2manydjs are currently criss-crossing the globe on their world tour with the following dates:

Mar 18 Ha’oman 17 - Tel Aviv – 2manydjs dj set
Apr 1 Warehouse Project - Manchester, UK – 2manydjs dj set
Apr 3 Panorama Festival - Brittany, France – 2manydjs dj set
Apr 7 Snowbombing - Austria – 2manydjs dj set
Apr 17 Coachella - Palm Springs, US – 2manydjs live show
Apr 22 Enoteca - Santiago – 2manydjs live show
Apr 24 Club Aeroandes - Bogota – 2manydjs live show

Also, anyone who’s been to Space in the last 10 years will have also seen Tom obliterate the old Terrace and the the Sunset Terrace. Having outgrown his We Love residency, he is now the main resident at Be @ Space with Wally Lopez and Guy Gerber. Others of you, particularly from Germany will know Tom for his chart burning hits such as ‘I House You’ and ‘Superstar’.

Tonight Tom tells us about how House Music changed his life, his hip hop background, how to be good DJ, his new album, as well as the enthralling new CDJ-2000’s.

Originating from the UK, Jonny, one-third of Eclectic Method is now based in Brooklyn, NYC. The trio have most recently put out the Wu Tang Clan video mixtape, splicing classic Wu Tang with the Kung Fu movies they sampled. The documentary “Copyright Criminals” was released which features Eclectic Method alongside Chuck D, De La Soul, DJ Qbert as well as many other people from sampling history; the Method also created remix sections for the documentary. The Method are currently putting out their Rock&Remix 2 video mixtape and are in the studio working with Chuck D.

So they did manage to eventually get out of the Playboy Mansion….

DJsounds spoke to him before his set where he told us what Rockin’ Business means to him. Ariaan tells us what percentage of 16 Bit’s own tracks he’ll be playing - trust us you’ll be amazed…it’s all part of the magic potion for staying one step ahead of other artists. He also reveals the unique concept behind the mix album, Warung Brazil, which boasts an entire CD devoted to 16 Bit’s own tracks.

Ariaan is clearly loving the new CDJ-2000’s and is looking forward to using them in all the major clubs.

Peter Kriek and Ariaan became 16 Bit Lolitas in 2003, after separate careers in music making. They rocketed to success with releases on seminal labels such as Yoshitoshi, Alternative Route , Release, Sadie, Plastic Fantastic, Nu Republic, Armada, Minimal, DK and Little Mountain Records. The guys now have their own record label, Bits and Pieces, for their gimmick free ‘cool and sophisticated’ tracks.

16 Bit Lolitas are kicking off a world tour tomorrow (4 March), starting in Amsterdam and finishing in London on 14 May:

4 mar 2010 - 1.00 - Club NL, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
11 mar 2010 - 1.00 - Vanilla Ninja, Moscow
12 mar 2010 - 1.00 - Da Freak Nightclub, Almaty
13 mar 2010 - 1.00 - Intuition Winter Festival, Amsterdam
25 mar 2010 - 17:00 - Armani store, Miami, Florida
26 mar 2010 - 1:00 - The End, Bogota
1 apr 2010 - 1:00 - Anchieta, Sao Paolo
1 apr 2010 - 1:00 - Club NL, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
2 apr 2010 - 1:00 - Warung, Itajai, Santa Carina
3 apr 2010 - 1:00 - Bielle, Cascavel
8 apr 2010 - 1:00 - D-Edge - Sao Paolo
9 apr 2010 - 1:00 - Beehive club, Passo Fundo
10 apr 2010 - 1:00 - Save Club, Porto Alegre
16 apr 2010 - 1:00 - Cosmos, Rosario
17 apr 2010 - 1:00 - Pacha, Buenos Aires
6 may 2010 - 1:00 - Club NL, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
14 may 2010 - 1:00 - Ministry of Sound, London

That’s it for now, so many thanks to Kutski for sharing these juicy CDJ 900 nuggets of advice with us.

As with many tricks it is the way in which they are applied and the style of music that they are used on that make them special. Kutski shows us how this is so true by showing us how this unique effect can really enhance music written in triplets.

Check out the last in our series as Kutski shows off the Auto Beat Loop & Slip Combined.

Here he reveals his favorite feature - the “Slip Mode”. An industry first, where you can manipulate the audio using the platter, loop in & out buttons, reverse and the auto beat loop buttons to seriously manhandle your tracks while crucially always letting the track play on underneath. You will never lose the groove again!

Check out Part 5 where Kutski shows us the Auto Triplet Beat Loop.

He shows us the auto beat loop which was previously found on the CDJ-800 but here it has been tightened up to 0.5 frame accuracy. Kutski then demonstrates a very useful application for the auto beat loop for all you podcasters and radio DJs out there as well as showing how it can be used as a sampler and for creating builds using the shorter measures.

Check out Part 4 coming soon where Kutski shows us the brand new “Slip Mode”.

He shows us how easy it is to browse for tracks, the link function to share music from one USB device over two or more players, the fantastic search function to find those hidden tracks and tagging tracks to play later. He then goes on to talk about how to call up loops and cues points that you have set up in rekordbox before your set. (as discussed in Part 1) and the upgraded Wolfson sound processor for pristine audio quality.

Hold tight for Part 3 where Kutski shows us the Auto Beat Loop.

Kutski has risen to fame with his show on BBC Radio One (1am to 3am on Friday night/Saturday morning), as well as with a full diary of gigs ranging from most of the major festivals to residencies at Goodgreef, Inside Out & Big events, and dates in Ibiza throughout the summer. He has also found time to release on Detox Records and launch his own label, Free Range Muzik.

Kutski’s technical wizadry and ability to mix any tracks together see him set to be a superstar as a hard dance and hardcore DJ.

For this series of exciting and informative clips, we shot Kutski in Area 51 (on the site of the legendary Hacienda club) in Manchester, UK. In this first clip, Kutski runs over the rekordbox concept, interface and functionality for storing loops and cues in advance of DJ sets.

Still in Mexico, they wax lyrical about how they create content, keeping it simple and the rules for their storyboards.

For their DVJ sets, the guys use DVJ-1000s and an AV mixer, which are so technically advanced that they actually only use 1% of their functions at the moment.

For more background on David and Stephen, have a look at part 1 and part 2

2manydjs are currently criss-crossing the globe on their world tour with the following dates:

Mar 4 Chi Chi - Dubai, Saudi Arabia – 2manydjs dj set
Mar 5 Colours - Glasgow, Scotland – 2manydjs dj set
Mar 18 Ha’oman 17 - Tel Aviv – 2manydjs dj set
Apr 1 Warehouse Project - Manchester, UK – 2manydjs dj set
Apr 3 Panorama Festival - Brittany, France – 2manydjs dj set
Apr 7 Snowbombing - Austria – 2manydjs dj set
Apr 17 Coachella - Palm Springs, US – 2manydjs live show
Apr 22 Enoteca - Santiago – 2manydjs live show
Apr 24 Club Aeroandes - Bogota – 2manydjs live show

Bristol born Warren started his DJ career in fields filled with ravers in 1988 in the infamous summer that was the birth of house music. Back in the day, the DJ was not a superstar, he was just doing the job for his love of music and nothing else. Nick says this hunger for music has never left him and is what still motivates him today.

He has four albums of his own under his belt and also produces mix CDs for Global Underground. His latest CD is called Way Out West, a collaboration with Jody Wisternoff. He is also head of A&R for Hope Recordings.

In the clip, Warren waxes lyrical about how the perfect set can fall into your hands depending on the mood in the room; and also how the CDJ 2000 is going to change everything, especially for lazy DJs! You simply can’t lose if you can do all your prep and stick it on a USB key. He also tells us about the difference between old school and new DJs and how you need to be amazing every time you play.

Nick Warren is currently touring in Australia before hopping across the rest of the world for dates in Europe and the US. You can find a full list of his dates at www.djnickwarren.com/

Although they’ve performed in Mexico as 2manydjs a handful of times, David and Stephen tell us that the last time they played here was a year ago as their alter ego, Soulwax.

Their love for Mexico is clear - they wax lyrical about its open-mindedness compared to Ibiza, as well as how they’ve co-produced with Mexican Indie-underground electronic band, Titan.

Check out our last episode for more on the boys when they were in Ibiza last season here.

2manydjs are currently playing dot to dot on their world tour with the following dates:

Mar 4 Chi Chi - Dubai, Saudi Arabia – 2manydjs dj set
Mar 5 Colours - Glasgow, Scotland – 2manydjs dj set
Mar 18 Ha’oman 17 - Tel Aviv – 2manydjs dj set
Apr 1 Warehouse Project - Manchester, UK – 2manydjs dj set
Apr 3 Panorama Festival - Brittany, France – 2manydjs dj set
Apr 7 Snowbombing - Austria – 2manydjs dj set
Apr 17 Coachella - Palm Springs, US – 2manydjs live show
Apr 22 Enoteca - Santiago – 2manydjs live show
Apr 24 Club Aeroandes - Bogota – 2manydjs live show

Stay tuned for our third and final clip, also from Mexico…

Shot in Sofia, Bulgaria, in November 2008, this interview came at a poignant time as Radio Slave and fellow tech house technician, Dubfire, had slayed Ibiza and beyond with their massive remix/concept/tool, Grindhouse. In the interview, Radio Slave reveals how the project came about and how it blew up. He also tells us how and why some of his remixes and tracks are so long.

Club footage comes from Sofia disco institution Chervilo.

He is constantly touring and calls Berlin home, often holding his Rekids parties at the Berlin rave temple, Berghain, the next one coming up at the end of the month on 26 February, with label mate, Spencer Parker.

Matthias Tanzmann is resident DJ at The Distillery and has been entertaining the clubbers of Leipzig - Germany with electronic music since 1997.

He was co-founder of Gamat 3000, with Daniel Scholz, and they had one of the club hits of the summer of ‘99 with ‘Feeling Love’. This gave birth to a new label, Moon Harbour at the start of the millennium, which Matthias runs with Andrè Quaas (The Distillery).

Matthias studied media design at Bauhaus University, adding another string to his creative bow and by 2007 he had released numerous EP’s, compilations and remixes as a solo artist. He of course also enjoys collaborating with other artists, such as Steve Bug and Daniel Stefanik.

In an interesting revelation from Matthias we hear that Circoloco is back at the controversial DC 10 this summer in Ibiza… we shall have to wait and see!

Kjeld has been on the scene since 1981 and stayed in Denmark for the first 10 years of his career. His lust for underground clubs made him branch out to clubs in Europe and across the world before starting up his seminal, supermodel splashed, shabby shindig, Lækker. In his vast and varied career, he has worked with acts such as Grace Jones, the Chemical Brothers and Boy George and been editor of VS magazine, while always holding a torch for Blondie!

Kjeld reminisces about the way the scene has changed; his vast taste in music from rock to disco, and his up and coming projects - getting back into remixing/producing, and his monthly residency, Selecta Superior.

Essential Listening - Kjeld’s “Sound of Copenhagen” series.