C:1

Firstly and foremostly, C:1 is an underground vinyl dj but also focuses her time and energies in raising awareness within the electronic music community that she shares.
Gettin busy gigging, creating and promoting events, C:1 cuts it with Detroit Techno and High-tech funk, Ghettotech, hiphop, hip-house and Breakbeats, Minimal Techno to Deep House, old and new styles of Jungle and DnB.
She made a name for herself from September 1996 in the Brisbane deejay circuit playing techno and minimal beats; her debut performance under the pseudonym of Thor at a 4ZzZ benefit gig. Eventually evolving to DjCam, she performed with tech head Strobelight Honey as 4 deck duo Mix N Fx.
Riding the momentum Cam also began a weekly night named Freshcut aimed at new Brisbane dj's to play alongside her and fellow residents that included Cypher who Cam joins behind the decks regularly today in Melbourne. The weekly night continued cam's exposure as a versatile performer, placing her alongside artists such as Pound System, ChesterBeatty Sonic Animation, Freestylers, Diana Anaid and Spiderbait not to mention regular gigs with talented interstate djs plus the local crews.
Prior to her southern enterprise C:1 played regularly with the Junglettes: the Brisbane based all-girl lineup of drum n bass dj's.
The event was conceived with Kim De La Haye in 2003 as a one-off gig organized for the 2nd straight out of Brisbane music and arts festival. It has since evolved from just a night into a tight crew of local female deejays & mc's who all share a big love of the amen & heavy basslines and celebrated its fantastic 4th year running in November 2007.
When not busy rockin the boat or gettin down to the funk, C:1 also helped promote and spread the word for Rudebwoys. Another monthly DnB gig with local soldiers rockin out old-school jungle vibes. Archived images can be found at itm under user name ' DjCam '.
In Melbourne C:1 rolls deep with the Subvert and Future Prospects crews.
Future prospects - created for unearthing new DnB players - made a fantastic comeback in 2007 and now regularly rotates at laundry, Fitzroy.
The Subvert crew - just like their north coast sisters - love the amen break and have been delivering bass for the masses since 2005. The group reformed in 2007 with their first fantastic comeback show at Lounge on Swanston.
Keeping true to her roots, C:1 also continues to play her much loved Detroit techno and Ghettotech alongside like-minded players in both Melbourne and Brisbane with regular appearances at Monster Mash in Brisbane - brainchild of MZO, Local Extracts by Soma Corp, Off Beat, Wobble, Morebass and Pretty Simple Saturdays at Ffour - to name a few - and still jumps across music genres today, keeping the spectators jumpin and the heads guessing.