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LISA LASHES
IN TERMS of mainstream exposure, hard Grimsby, Burnley, Salisbury and Lincoln
dance might have slowed up over recent week by week.
years but the scene’s fi rst lady continues to Yet when it came to provincial charm, no
live life at full throttle. From Ibiza’s gig came close to the Young Farmers
Judgement Sundays to tours in Canada and festival she played in Poyws.
Asia, it’s been another non-stop 12 “They wanted me to stay on another day to
months for the original Tidy girl. judge the cattle but I kindly passed,” she
“The gigs that are really inspiring are those jokes.
in new place and new locations,” Lisa tells
DJmag. “I’ve played this amazing cruise Following her debut artist album last year,
ship in Stockholm, an 18th century castle Lisa is ready for a renewed studio fl urry
in Poland with 5000 ravers and a village with collaborations planned with BK,
party in the middle of nowhere in Russia.” Technikal and Ingo, who records for Darren
Emerson’s Underwater as Ingo Staar.
Back on home turf, the voluptuous vixen ALLAN MCGRATH
has been headline draw on many major
festival bills, as well as taking her hard-
hitting glamour to locations such as
First record you ever bought? Adam & The Ants ‘Stand & Deliver’
Weirdest thing you’ve seen all year? I was booked for a Young Farmers festival
in Powys where I saw 4000 ravers in cow masks following three human cows.
Top gadget of 2008? The Nintendo Wii fi t.
Your year in fi ve words… Exhilarating and very fast paced.
Style: Hard dance, trance and back room breaks sets. Best known
Most important thing you’ve learned recently? Always wear plasters when
for: My Lashed nights around the country and in Ibiza. Tune of
playing Scrabble… I got so over excited in a recent match I ended up with blisters
2008: Art Of Trance ‘Madagascar (Richard Durand Remix)’ Producer
all over my elbows!
of 2008: I say it every year, but BK.
PETE TONG
PETE Tong hit the headlines in March when, residency at Pacha, with the likes of Groove
after giving a shout out about a house Armada and The Whip tempting the more
party on Radio 1, hundreds of gatecrashers knowledgeable clubbers to San Antonio.
trashed a mansion in Devon. Tong wisely “It was a huge challenge to create
kept schtum when outraged parents started something that San Antonio had never
blaming him personally, but the tabloid seen before,” he says. “But the energy has
furore confi rmed that, after 17 years, ‘The been as good as anywhere and we’ve
Essential Selection’ is still where the dance managed to steer the sound in a more
nation turns to determine what they’re underground direction.”
doing for the weekend.
“The show is as much of a thrill as ever,” And as the man behind the world’s most
smiles Pete. “I think that’s why I’ve built infl uential dance music radio show, Tong
such a connection with the audience, has more say than most in deciding where
because they can tell that my interest is not the whole scene goes. Not that he
calculated.” necessarily agrees.
“I would never say I know the way that
One party Tong’s defi nitely been everything is going,” he demurs. “I just
responsible for fi lling this year though is soak up as much information as possible
his Wonderland night in Ibiza, which from the street. I can only fan the fl ames
started up at Eden following his previous that are already there.” PAUL CLARKE
First record you ever bought? T.Rex ‘Ride A White Swan’
Style: Sexytechnohouse Best known for: Offi cially starting the Weirdest thing you’ve seen all year? The Russian invasion of Ibiza.
weekend on Radio 1 for the past 17 years. Tune of 2008: Radio Slave Top gadget of 2008? Korg Kossilator and Zero 8.
‘Grindhouse (Dubfi re’s Terror Planet Remix)’ (Rekids)’ Producer of Your year in fi ve words... Wonderland in San Antonio rocked!
2008: Dubfi re for the dancefl oor and Soulwax for pure inspiration Most important thing you’ve learned recently? To take a risk and stop multi-
and perspiration! tasking!
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