Danny Rampling with Seb Fontaine, Ministry of Sound, and more

West London DJ Seb Fontaine (BBC Radio 1/Global Underground) rose via Cream & Ministry of Sound residencies; rare groove→progressive house; Prototype mixes; with Craig Richards.

Streatham-born DJ who helped launch UK house after Ibiza Balearic trips; founded Shoom & Pure, moved from acid house to trance; BBC Radio 1 host; with Oakenfold.

Ministry of Sound, founded in London in 1991, is a globally renowned institution in electronic dance music. Inspired by New York's Paradise Garage, it pioneered a focus on exceptional sound quality in its iconic nightclub. As an influential record label, it is celebrated for its best-selling compilation albums like 'The Annual' and 'Sessions', shaping house, techno, and trance music. It has hosted legendary DJs and achieved significant chart success, establishing itself as a cornerstone of global club culture.

Judge Jules, a pioneer in dance music since 1987, has influenced generations via Kiss FM and Radio 1. Known for unforgettable sets at top clubs and festivals like Gatecrasher and Creamfields, he has released over 100 tracks, with three UK top 20 hits, and sold over 3 million compilation albums. Jules has won accolades like #1 DJ (Mixmag) and Best International DJ (Dancestar Awards).