About Me
..Since 1991, Bob has worked alongside pretty much every big name DJ from Jazzy Jeff to Norman Jay MBE, Paul Van Dyke to Carl Cox. He has warmed up for chart topping acts like Estelle & Groove Armada to legendary Soul & Funk artists like Sly & the Family Stone & the Fatback Band!Over the years Bob has worked for some of the worlds leading clubbing brands including the Ministry of Sound, Manumission, Cream, Hed Kandi, BBC 1 Xtra & was resident for Slinky in there back room playing Soulful & Funky House at the Opera House in Bournemouth & Creation in Bristol. He was also made resident at a club that was voted by Mixmag as one of the best clubs in the world the legendary Manor! He has headlined at the biggest club in the country SE One & was resident in one of London’s most prestigious venues Metra in Leicester Square.Bob has also been producing music since 1997 & has featured on albums alongside some of Dance music's biggest artists including Masters at Work, Todd Terry & Ultra Nate! He has written & produced music on around fifty different compilation albums including House Nation 2, Ibiza Summer Anthems 2 & Strictly Ibiza Anthems while he was working for a subsidiary label of the Iconic rave promoters Dreamscape. He has also released numerous singles & had his very first production played on Dave Pearce's Dance Anthems & Judge Jules show on Radio 1. Not bad for a first single!Bob has also been involved in broadcasting since 1996 when he worked on the south's very first Dance music station the NRG. From there he has worked on various other stations including Nerve & Breaks FM & went on to be a specialist presenter on Fire FM for 8 years. Through his radio career he has interviewed some of the heavyweights in the music industry including Masters at Work main man Kenny Dope, Soul singing legend Candi Staton, House music's Godfather, Marshall Jefferson, Will Smiths DJ, Jazzy Jeff to name just a few!With nearly 2 decades experience working in the industry there is not much this boy don't know! His knowledge of the music industry exemplifier’s this! One of Bob's new projects is his Make It Funky brand. He says 'I wanted to bring what I do at our Make It Funky nights to the radio, on his new show on DJ Lounge. A music policy that doesn’t discriminate because it doesn't fit in or isn’t a certain genre. As long as it is good we play it, the only necessary requirement is it's got to be funky & have a groove! As the Godfather of Soul, James Brown once said, Make It Funky!'
