Vas always wanted to be involved with music and began playing a variety of instruments as a child and then wanted to learn the art of Djing.  He first got into the UK Garage in its infancy and played in many Brighton’s iconic club scene, playing at legendary venues like The Zap, Ocean Rooms, Honey Club, The Escape, Midnight Blues across the Brighton nightlife. He has performed at renowned events such as Twice as Nice at The Paradox and regularly for local modified car club called Sussexcarz as he has a passion for cars. His career has taken him to numerous UK and European locations, including a standout performance in St. Petersburg, Russia for the Forte Dance Festival. Here, he played alongside legendary DJ’s like Lottie, Jeremy Healy, Leeroy from The Prodigy, and Above & Beyond in front of a massive 50,000-strong crowd. Currently, Vas performs regularly at The Freemasons, Forest Row, Bison Beach Bar, Block Bar and others to continue spreading the love for house music.

Brett first became interested in electronic music back in the early 90s, but soon found his love of all types of House music after his brother took him to the Zap club in Brighton in 1993. He bought his first decks in the same year and started collecting vinyl alongside becoming a regular at the Zap club, eventually DJing there. Throughout the 90s and 00s, Brett DJed at most venues in Brighton, Mansion House in Worthing (the old Sterns), and travelled further afield to play a few times in London and Ibiza. Family life then took priority, so he restricted his DJing to the comfort of his own home. With more free time to pursue his passion, he’s now back to playing out across various Brighton venues, including Kinki Malinki for Pride, the Zap Reunion, and a residency at Ohso Social. There’s nothing he loves more than getting a crowd dancing with his mix of club classics and the latest […]

Leo has a goal to spread hope through uplifting electronic music. He is creating a movement of optimism called "Everbeam" which aims to unite people in believing in themselves and each other.