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JAMES ZABIELA
JAMES Zabiela is a little bit loath to talk awesomely funny guys and still proud
about his plans for the future, in case he potheads!”
“jinxes” anything. Which might come as a There was also his WMC party with Nic
surprise when you consider that the man Fanciulli, his residency at Space in Ibiza,
renowned for his love of scientifi c gadgets his Radio 1 Essential Mix live from
often seems like one of the most level- Glastonbury and a recent birthday gig
headed DJs around, but then, if you’d had playing to 6000 people in Buenos Aires.
the seemingly unstoppable ascent the
Southampton-based spinner has enjoyed In fact, the only downside is that all this
you’d be at pains to preserve any perceived travelling has kept Zabiela out of the
lucky streak as well. studio, for whilst he’s managed to
complete two remixes for Spooky and
And 2008 has been yet another incredible Ladytron recently, his own much-
year for Zabiela, beginning with an anticipated solo album seems no closer.
Australian tour under the Good Vibrations “I’ve been saying it’s going to come out for
banner with High Contrast and Cypress Hill years but you’ll probably have to wait
amongst others. Sharing a tour bus with another few until it’s fi nished,” he admits.
Cypress Hill, James discovered “they’re PAUL CLARKE
First record you ever bought? The ‘Bobby Brown Remix’ LP
Weirdest thing you’ve seen all year? Meat Katie on a ski-lift — in the middle
of summer.
Top gadget of 2008? The Hadron Collider and the R2D2 projector — they’re
both really cool!
Style: Acid house, techno, progressive house and breaks. Best
Your year in fi ve words... Sleepless nights and early fl ights. When will Easyjet
known for: Star Wars, Starbucks, gadgets and odd socks! Tune of
learn that people are still raving at 5am in Ibiza?!
2008: Radiohead ‘Spinning Plates (Droido Remix)’ Producer of
Most important thing you’ve learned recently? A crocodile cannot stick out
2008: Audiojack
its tongue.
ANDY MOOR
HIS peerless knack of unifying progressive ones. It seems I’m often targeted by the
and trance fans has again paid dividends Baggage Handlers Thievery Association!”
for Andy Moor, while his AVA Recordings he quips. “I’m alright with it as long as the
label has had a second stellar year in contents are going to a good cause!”
operation, peaking with the release of his
‘Fake Awake’ track. Away from DJing and production, Andy has
been investing some time with a special
On the gig front, Andy refl ects: “It’s going project back on his home turf.
to be easier for me to tell you the main “I’ve been working with a youth project in
places I’ve not played this year — namely my native Stoke-on-Trent, which uses
Australasia and South Africa. Everywhere creative art forms to support the
else, I’ve touched the tarmac!” rehabilitation of disadvantaged young
He’s also had his share of stories and people in the area,” he reveals. “That’s
scrapes from the road too. been good for the soul!” TIM STARK
“In Columbia, a baggage handler dipped
into my suitcase and replaced my shoes
with his unholy smelling, clapped-out
First record you ever bought? Jean Michelle Jarre ‘Rendez Vous’
Weirdest thing you’ve seen all year? Four members of staff ‘stormed’ my
hotel room minutes before a gig, whilst I was half-naked, with what can only be
described as a handcrafted bouquet of meat!
Top gadget of 2008? Homer Simpson electric-shock bottle opener. It’s
electrocuted everyone who has been to my house this year.
Style: Melodic electronic dance music Best known for: DJing,
Your year in fi ve words... It’s been very, very good.
producing and remixing. Tune of 2008: Orkidea ‘Metaverse (Gareth
Most important thing you’ve learned recently? That it looks like Stoke City
Emery Remix)’ (AVA Recordings) Producer of 2008: Ashley
really will only stay in the Premier League for one season!
Wallbridge
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