Alex started DJing in the late 90’s and has been playing on and off ever since, during lockdown he really got back into mixing again and started at Codesouth in December 2021. Alex plays all forms of house music but likes anything with energy and a good beat.

DJ Larrikin (Nick Jerrim) - originally hails from Tasmania, Australia, where he first started presenting shows on radio at age 16, soon starting the first show on air in Tasmania to specialise in house, breaks, techno and trance, bringing in guest DJ's in the scene to showcase other underground sounds. By 1990 he started DJing in nightclubs and soon after in the burgeoning underground rave and outdoor party scenes in Tassie. In 1999 he moved to the UK looking to explore what the birthplace of rave culture had to offer. Larrikin opened and operated nightclubs in Manchester, Leeds, Cambridge and finally Brighton, where he's been since 2007. Larrikin has a very diverse taste in music but these days when DJing he is most at home in the reggae, hip-hop, funk, soul, disco and house realms, with all the genres that shoot out from there. Larrikin is proud to be carrying the torch for the long running Sunday morning Missing Cat Club show which he's been at the helm of for a couple of years now after inheriting the show from the original cats Maxi McGoo, General Panic, Seph and Leon C.

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 […]