Mick Fuller is a respected house & soul DJ who has played a significant role in Brighton’s dance music culture since the early days of the city’s club scene. Known for his deep musical knowledge, versatility, and smooth blending of genres, he has built a reputation for delivering soulful dance music that ranges from rare groove, disco & funk to deep & soulful house.
Over the years, he became a familiar figure in many of Brighton’s most influential clubs and bars, including venues such as The Zap, Honey Club, Ocean Rooms, Escape Club, and Helsinki Bar. His long-running residencies and guest appearances helped shape the sound of Brighton nightlife during the rise of house music in the UK. He has also appeared on respected radio stations and broadcasts, sharing his carefully curated selections with audiences beyond the club environment.
He is the founder of SoulShyne, a soulful club night and promotional collective that began as a small local event and expanded into an internationally recognised brand hosting parties and events across the UK and Europe. Through SoulShyne, he has championed uplifting soulful grooves, Balearic sounds, disco, classics, and quality house music while creating an inclusive and community-driven atmosphere.
During his career he has shared line-ups and stages with many internationally known DJs and producers, including Norman Cook, Carl Cox, Paul Oakenfold, Norman Jay, and Marshall Jefferson. His appearances have ranged from underground soul sessions and old-school hip-hop jams to internationally recognised house events such as Soul Heaven and Defected In The House.
Alongside his club work, Mick has remained active in radio broadcasting through shows such as “SoulShyne [The Soulful Dance Session],” where he presents a mix of classic, current, and upfront soulful dance music. His continued presence on the airwaves and in clubs has helped maintain his standing as one of Brighton’s enduring ambassadors for soulful dance culture.
