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Editor Lesley Wright
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Deputy/Music Editor Carl Loben
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Upfront/Online Editor Ben Murphy
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Access All Areas Editor Allan McGrath
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Tech Editor David Eserin
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Art Editor Martin Brown
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Chief Features Writer Claire Hughes
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Fashion Helene Stokes
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Listings
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Contributors
SUPERSTAR DJS,
André Ainsworth, David Bowen, Farley Brian, Richard Brophy, Alex Constantinedes,
Phil Cheeseman, Paul Clarke, Anthony Crook, Leon Csernohlavek, Shin Cup, Owen
Davies, Lewis Dene, Matthew Duffield, Simon Eve, Found Sounds, Yogi Haughton,
HERE WE GO!
Will Ireland, Damo Jones, James Kendall, Chris King, Neil Kulkarni, Ciara Leaming,
Jonathan Lisle, Simon A Morrison, Danny McMillan, Rob Monk, Gus Mundawarara,
Paul Mumford, Kevin Nixon, Tristan O’Neill, Ben Osborne, Dan Ousdine, Daniel
Newman, Dan Reid, Paul Rigby, Philippa Reed, Joe Roberts, Jamie Simonds, Giles
Smith, Tim Stark, Paul Sullivan, Paul Underhill, Kate Wildblood.
Congratulations from the whole DJmag crew to Armin Van
Buuren who retains his crown as the No.1 DJ in the World. It
was a close race for the top spot this year with Armin just
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nudging ahead in the homestraight.
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But well, well, well… this year’s Top 100 poll brings a raft of
new faces — 25 to be precise — which will no doubt put a
Sales Manager Michael Theanne
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few people’s noses out of joint. We wonder how long it will
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be before some of the old guard who’ve slipped down or out Classified Ads Lena Gobine
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start complaining about the ankle-biters who’ve invaded this
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year’s poll? How long before long-in-the-tooth industry
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insiders start moaning? Not long, we bet.
But the simple truth of the matter is this: a new generation of
clubbers have their own DJ heroes. Fact. Which is why this
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year’s poll is an amalgamation of familiar and fresh names.
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The influence of our sister magazines abroad is also felt this
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year with Russians DJs entering the poll for the first time
ever and another Pole following Magda into the Top 100. Oh
Director Lesley Wright
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yes, the days of the poll being dominated by British and Accounts Martin Carvell
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American DJs are long gone. Get over it.
The Top 100 DJs poll is a snapshot of a DJ’s popularity and
visibility and there’s a new breed of jocks and clubbers
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