Paul Newhouse has grown to become an international DJ in a relatively short time span. His interest in the DJ world began when he moved from his hometown of Dublin to live in Germany at the early age of 17. Paul was blown away by their underground dance scene and spent many hours studying DJ's such as Paul Van Dyk, Roland, Tanith and Moby. The two-year experience in Germany led him to purchase his first set of decks in 1993 at the age of 21. In 1995 Paul secured his first ever gig at "The Asylum", one of Dublin's first and most famous underground clubs, after previously just playing at private parties. Playing at "The Asylum", on the top floor, for approximately 6 months before progressing to Radio where he secured a spot on Kiss FM in 1997. By 1998 Paul was playing a regular two slots a week for a show called "The Classic Collection" and "The Sunday Session", both on Kiss FM.

Jean Claude Ades was born and raised in beautiful Italy but resides in Munich whilst being a steady regular in Ibiza. Jean Claude Ades or JCA as his fans call him has been anointed as a global player. Incorporating the influences from his German mother and French father, he has a fresh European flare that makes his sound all his own. Beginning at a young JCA mastered the piano and accelerated as a producer, DJ, remixer and songwriter. With his driving passion for his craft and the creative music process, he was able to hone his own personal style as a producer through various types of technology. With this vast knowledgeability under his belt, he is able to create a raw distinctive sound through the use of synthesizers, keyboards and computers.

The EDM’s show’s premise was simple: To provide a radio show that catered for those who liked a broad scope of electronic dance music, whilst also helping to promote and strengthen the dance music scene. So far so good, The EDM show hosted by Alan Banks does just that. Not content with playing a broad scope of music sweeping the genres of house, electro, techno and trance, the show also comes packed with info on club promotions, top international DJ guests including, Aly & Fila, John O’Callaghan, Bryan Kearney, Jon O’Bir and Neal Scarborough. They introduce the tracks that are currently rocking the dance floors they play on, but also guest interviews with new and established club nights from around the UK. The 2 hour show was a long time coming, and has found its home EXCLUSIVE to 1Mix. 

StoneBridge is an artist that needs little introduction. If you’ve danced in a club, the chances are you’ve danced to a StoneBridge production. His unique brand of sexy house music has ruled dance floors for 20 years, regularly crashing into the charts across the world. As a DJ his ability to move a crowd has seen him travel the globe, rocking parties everywhere from Sydney to San Francisco to Seoul to Sao Paolo. 

 In October 2004, StoneBridge released a long awaited debut artist album ‘Can’t Get Enough’. The album received overwhelming international acclaim, selling huge amounts and spawning the massive hit singles ‘Put ‘Em High’ and ‘Take Me Away’, both hitting the UK Top. With fans around the world desperate for more StoneBridge released his follow up artist album ‘Music Takes Me’ in 2007 to similar ecstatic reaction with the singles ‘SOS’, ‘You Don’t Know’ and ‘Close To Heaven’.

Syke ’n' Sugarstarr. 2010 was most definitely Syke ’n' Sugarstarr’s year. Their latest single releases ‘Like That Sound’, ‘So Alive’ and ‘My Belief’ have been seen many times at the top of world class charts and, collected No.1s in several countries.

By the end of 2010, their second ‘Best-Of’ Album had been released via WePlay/Sony Music, showcasing a wide selection of the most prominent Syke’n'Sugarstarr productions from 2006-2011. This included masterpieces like ‘Ticket 2 Ride’, ‘No Love Lost’, ‘Danz’, as well as their latest releases and remixes. 

Syke’n'Sugarstarr belong to the Champions League of the house music scene, not only on account of their productions, but also due to their extensive touring as DJ’s. In 2010 alone, they played 90 gigs, in 30 different countries, and can rightfully be seen as part of the select group of the worlds most in-demand DJ’s.

DJ Robert Gitelman (June 1st 1972) began his career at the age of 14. After 3 years he began his residency in one of the biggest clubs in Israel, the “Computer”, ever since, Robert has played in every club in Israel. On ‘Radio 99 fm’.  This is the  biggest radio station in Israel for dance music, Robert got a weekly club show, and hosted the biggest names in the world like: DJ Tiesto, Ferry Corsten, Benjamin Bates, M.I.K.E (Push), Armin van Buuren, DJ Scot Project, DJ Wag, Erik Morillo, Marco V, Phats and Small, Christian Froot, DJ Taucher, Misja Helsloot, DJ Montana, Talla and many many more. After his show’s success, the biggest record label in Israel "Phonokol", asked Robert to compile and mix his very own club trance compilation series called “club99”.

Sergio Fernandez is one of the most relevant electronic artists of our times. During the last years he has received several nominations, granted by Spanish Deejay and DJ1 Mags, for best Spanish DJ. Best Progressive & Tech House DJ , best Tech House producer , best tech house track - with “El Son te Llama” on Spinnin Records  best remix - with “Unforgettable Summer 2010 Vision Main Mix” on Insert Coin Records , and best breakthrough label - with his own imprint Insert Coin Records. Sergio Fernandez has already released two fantastic albums “Mob Rule” 2008 and “Angel or Demon” 2010, on one of the most prestigious labels, Uk imprint Baroque Records . Both were critically acclaimed and recieved commercial success.

Graeme Park: 15 years on the Radio, 25 years on the decks. The story of DJ Graeme Park really mirrors the story of the evolution of dance music and club culture itself.  Graeme found himself working in a Nottingham record shop called Select-A-Disc in the early 1980s, when the very first house records began to filter through from Chicago, Detroit and New York.  When the shop's owner also opened a nightclub, it was only natural he should turn to Graeme to select the discs.  Determined to showcase this new style of music, his reputation as a house pioneer soon brought him to the attention of Mike Pickering at the Hacienda in Manchester, who asked him to cover for him whilst he went on holiday in 1988.  Simply put, there was no-one else in the country who could do the job.