Jay Stone

About

Jay has been djing around the UK and many places across the globe for over 20yrs now, playing his unique mash up of all thing house. Jay is renowned for his fresh and creative style of play, and best describes his style as “Funky, Uplifting, Dirty and Delightful” His energetic and charismatic presence behind the decks is something which has been noticed across the board, not to mention his unpredictable, exciting approach to mixing and phenomenal technical ability. “I love being creative with my tunes, Mixing, cutting and scratching my way through my sets whilst getting the crowd hyped up to the max”, something which has gained him major recognition and earned him bookings alongside the likes of Zane Lowe, Bodyrox, The Cut up Boys, Judge Jules, D.Ramirez, X-Press 2, Christopher Lawerence, Brandon Block, The Freemasons, axwell & more! Jay’s music style has changed over the years with him now captivating dance floors with his unique blend of tech, electro and Progressive sounds earning him the chance to play in some of the world’s best clubs, bars and festivals worldwide! Jay was a MINISTRY OF SOUND resident for over 15 years and has played for the likes HED KANDI, TWICE AS NICE and PUKKA UP. He is also one of the original residents for the north east super brand’s KOOSDAYS & THE VOODOO PROJECT as well as gracing shores across the globe holding residencies and guest spots in some of the biggest club in the world, Including Ibiza, Russia, Egypt, China and many more.. The dance market has changed a lot since Jay started, but one thing remains the same, people still want to go out and have a good time. "People love music, make no mistake about that, whether and how they buy it right now is one thing, but people still want to party...it's our job to come up with new parties, new nights, new venues, new themes to keep the scene fresh and exciting." says Jay. In the meantime, the ever-active Jay still sees his vocation as he did when he started out, playing other people's records to get an audience dancing. "We need to constantly remember why people want to come to clubs - which is simply to have a great time and feel the music." With Jay behind the decks, there's little worry of failure on that score.