flyboy baz earned his pilot's licence before he could walk. Or dance. By age 12, he was drafted to teach US Fighter Pilots classified combat manoeuvres and advanced dancefloor techniques. After pioneering commercial aviation’s longest non-stop inflight dance routine, he disappeared from public view for several years. Rumours circulated that he operated a fly-by-night, drink-by-day smuggling operation in the remote South Pacific, delivering crates of Japanese import CDs and Cuban rum to isolated communities in need of rare grooves and Mai Tais. I guess we’ll never know the truth of it.

Bondi Deep

Love Letter to Music

The Common Room

Paul Guy has been DJIng since the days of rave in the UK almost 30 years ago & has an eclectic taste, from eclectic downtempo tunes, house & drum & bass. Over the years he has performed regularly in the UK, Bali & Sydney. Each week he will present a different style from a range of music gathered over 3 decades, pure quality with each tune.

Terri B! needs no introduction even if you have had only the slightest dalliance with House Music. She sits comfortably alongside the best in the business and shows no sign of slowing down. Not merely a chart-topping vocalist, she spreads her wings to cover the role of MC, DJ, Songwriter, remixer and entrepreneur.

Jesse Saunders invented House Music. A bold statement but one which is founded in fact. Hailing from Chicago, Saunders orbited the same world as Frankie Knuckles and Ron Hardy long before the genre was even called House. It was at the legendary Playground that he learnt his chops and where the inspiration for ‘On and On’ came from.

Warming Up With Luke Luke fell in love with electronic music and developed his skills around 10 years ago in Melbourne before moving to Port Macquarie […]

A true vibe master, Robbie Lowe’s love for playing timeless records remains as strong as the day he first jumped on the turntables at a house party back in 1993. With a reputation as ‘the nicest guy in Australian dance music,’ Robbie’s affable nature coupled with an innate sense of how to move a dance floor has seen him endure as one of the country’s most respected and in demand DJs. A rising star throughout the early 2000s at iconic Sydney parties like Sweetchilli and Sounds on Sunday, Robbie’s impeccable taste, technical ability and adept programming secured him as a crowd favourite. With a style indebted to progressive house, the genre’s ethos remains at the foundation of his signature sound, whether he’s dropping sun-drenched deep house, melodic late night tech or early morning chug. From the legendary early morning Spice Cellar sets and ‘all night long’ marathons at Civic Underground and S.A.S.H, to rocking the Electric Gardens Festival main stage after Armand Van Helden, Robbie’s accolades are many. He has warmed up floors for some the biggest names in the business and in 2019 was personally selected by Sasha and John Digweed as warm up DJ for their first Australian shows together in 13 years. Across the seas, he has played and toured regularly in the USA, UK, China, Indonesia and Fiji. In the mix series realm, Robbie has contributed to the esteemed Balance podcast, John Digweed’s Transitions radio show and released a compilation on the revered Ministry Of Sound label. He has also produced a handful celebrated EPs, including collaborations with fellow Sydneysider Matt Rowan. Their latest release, ‘Luminary’, drops in June 2020. Unfazed by his standing in the scene, Robbie continues to hone his craft with a humble and quiet determination. You can tell by the perpetual smile planted across his face – he’s just a guy that loves to play music. It’s as simple as that.