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Da Sunlounge, based in the Midlands - UK, began DJ’ing in the deep house scene over 15 years ago. In the early days of his career, he co-hosted the successful Travelling Without Moving night and shared the 1210s on many occasions with the likes of Terry Francis, Clive Henry (Peace Division), Andy Wetherall, Rob Mello, Atjazz, Digs’n’Woosh, Rocky, Elliot Eastwick, Fred Everything, Inland Knights, House of 909, the DIY DJ’s and many more.
In 2000, while playing alongside Clive Henry, he played a dub plate of one of his first productions. Clive heard it and immediately signed it to his label, Low Pressings. Later that year, Da Sunlounge followed it up with a second release on Low Pressings, which was played by Danny Rampling to open his Radio 1 show live from Ibiza.
Shortly after, Da Sunlounge was head hunted by Canadian label 83 West to release on their sub-label Camouflage recordings. In a short space of time, Da Sunlounge found himself releasing music between the likes of H-Foundation, Dj Sneak, Peace Division, Gene Farris, Stacy Kidd, DJ Rasoul etc.
As his career progressed, Da Sunlounge went on to release on numerous labels including, Cajual Rec’s, 2020 Vision, OutCross Rec’s, Kingstreet ,OM, Salted Music, Defected, Tango, Amenti Music, Double Down, So Sound, Lost My Dog, Smoke & Mirrors and remixing great bands such as Crazy P. His music also found its way onto front cover mounts such as Mixmag, and compilation CDs by Fabric, Defected, Ministry of Sound, NRK, Hed Kandi. In 2001, his own label Myna Music was launched, gaining support from a wide array of DJs around the globe and picking up plays on leading radio stations such as Radio 1. Myna has remained strong over the years and reached it’s 10 year anniversary in 2011 with a back catalogue totaling 50 releases. Following Myna’s success, in 2005 Da Sunlounge launched his second label, Bambino Recordings. In 2008 Da Sunlounge also joined forces with Andy Riley of Inland Knights and started the Borrowed Music Label.
Recently his productions have been supported by DJ’s such as Pete Tong, DJ Sneak, MK, Eats Everything, Crazy P, Miguel Campbell, Richy Armed, Jamie Jones, Lee Foss, Mark Farina.
The success of Da Sunlounge’s productions subsequently launched a busy international DJ schedule, and playing at some outstanding events. To name just a few memorable ones…
DJ’ing at the top of Sugarloaf Mountain in Brazil; Boat party sailing around Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge; Playground Weekender in Australia on the same bill as Laurent Garnier; Dj’ing within a Castle grounds in Bratislava; playing huge beach parties to 1000s in Eastern Europe; and back to playing in the UK at the world renowned Fabric in London. Over the past decade, DJ’ing has taken him to the USA, Brazil, Australia, Mexico, New Zealand, Malaysia, South Africa, Serbia, Spain, Czech Rep., Lithuania, Georgia, Slovakia, Poland, Latvia, Germany, Belgium, Bulgaria, Norway, Russia, Sweden, and of course all over the UK.
As one of the original, longer standing, deep house producers & DJs, Da Sunlounge continues to go from strength to strength. With up and coming releases and remixes on various international leading labels and a colourful DJ career.
