We have been mixing together for over four years now, and by combining elements of soul, disco, funk and US house we have developed our own unique sound. We have the ability to transform an empty dance floor with our technical skills and enthusiasm behind the decks. After landing our first residency in 2001 on the club scene at the infamous BED in Sheffield, where we played apart for the first few months, but our music eventually brought us together, to develop a unique style playing back to back which has rocked the dance floors ever since.

The tremendous success we had at BED, resulted in us keeping our residency at the club for years to come, until the very last night, New Years Eve 2003. Where we joined forces with the Hed Kandi boys and blew the club away. Then in 2004, a new year, and a new club. We started at Gatecrasher One, where we regularly featured in the electric box demonstrating our unique style of soul, disco and house.

With our ultimate dedication, we were offered a new residency to accompany Sheffield’s grandfathers of house Dimerty Soul and Paul Cox to become part of the Hustle team.…. this is where the real fun began. Our monthly slot saw us playing along side some of the most well respected legends in house music. Month in and month out we created the perfect platform, filling the dance floors for the likes of Norman Jay, CJ Mackintosh, Bobby & Steve, DJ Disciple, Joey Negro, E-Smooth and the legend that is Danny Rampling, to easily follow on into there own sets to go on and rock the house.

Then in April of this year (2006) word of mouth had landed us a second residency at the massive up and coming VIBE in Doncaster, where we would also play along side the crème de la crème of Dj’s from all over the globe. Exposed to such accomplished DJ`s has encouraged our style and technical ability. And we will continue for years entertaining - for the love of house!

Over the last year or so Liverpool DJ Neill Kelly has quietly been building himself a reputation as one of the best DJs around.

His reputation has been built on a very individual style of an eclectic mix of US House, Garage and Funky beats. Neill with his quick mixing style and his technical ability, never one to stick with a safe format, he livens things up with the odd curveball thrown throughout the evening so you might get a bit of break beat some hip hop, or party favourite thrown in, but you'll never get bored.

Starting out on Liverpool’s party circuit in 1999, gaining experience in working a dance floor, Neill’s talent was spotted immediately and he was snapped up by some of Liverpool’s premier bars. During this time he also dabbled a ‘bit’ in hard house and scouse house, he was soon offered a residency at the famous Paradox nightclub in Liverpool, regularly playing scouse house to 1000’s of clubbers. At the same time friend and DJ mentor Conan Hogan, asked Neill to go over to Vancouver, Canada to headline a rave in January 2001. The pair of them went over, rocked it, and were quickly asked back a couple of months later for a follow up gig.

After returning from Canada, neill secured a residency at the North-Wests biggest under 18 club night, Eliteteens13-17. Hosted at the amazing Blue Planet Aquarium in Cheshire. It was during this period that Neill began his flirtation with US house music, thanks to a friend an emergency set at liverpool’s ultra cool Modo clubroom, lead to a 4 year residency playing at the one of the best venues in the city. Things were really beginning to take off at this time, a residence at Liverpool institution Baabar. Playing an eclectic mix of funk, breaks, soul, electro, house, hip hop, this period allowed neill to experiment and become fluent in many styles of music.

Towards the end of 2005 neill took on a residency at liverpool’s celeb hang out The Pan American club on the albert dock, playing soul, funk and disco. A couple of months later Spirit, on canal street, Manchester headhunted, him to come and be their new Saturday night resident.

"I love the idea that when I am playing, at least a couple of times a night I will play a track that people aren't expecting. The look on peoples faces when they hear that track is priceless, makes all the hard work worthwhile“, Neill Kelly

“My early influences are Graeme Park, Conan Hogan and Erick Morillo, as well as Yousef - who is always someone to watch. Most recently Adam & Nathan were very entertaining”.

“My favourite producers of the moment are Cdock, Jeroneski, Mr V, Dimitri from Paris, DJ Spen and the Muthafunkaz. My all time legends are Tom Moulton, Eumir Deodato, Kenny Dope & Lil Louie Vega, Jazz N Groove, Larry Levan and many more. My all time favourite house track has got to be DJ Sneak's "You Can’t Hide From Your Bud" or Cricco Castelli's "Life Is Changing”.