HarderFaster DJs >> Rob Alexander
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| Music Style: | Chunky house, Fat drums and Beats,with a good break down thrown in for good measure. |
| From: | Hertfordshire |
| Date of birth: | 26th Feb 1971 |
| Residencies: | Thirsty DJs |
| Management Agency: | Thirsy DJs and my girlfriend
www.thirstydjs.com |
| Bookings Contact: | Thirsty DJs : info@thirstydjs.com
robalexanderdj@yahoo.com |
| No. of records: | More than last year less than next year. |
| Started playing: | I been playing with myself for quite sometime now!!
(1998) |
| All time top 3 tunes: | Age of love by the age of love
Dilerium Silence
Tiesto Urban Train |
| Website: | robalexanderdj@yahoo.com |
| Worst DJing moment: | Turning up to back to 1998 night to play with a box full of records from 2002. And attepted the warm up set with a box full of Trance ( left early that night and have not been asked back again.) |
| Would most like to play: | The usual ( Space etc ) IBIZA/EUROPE
Would most like to play at Hugh Hefner's house if Amnesia was fully booked, or a lesbian ectasy party. |
| Most enjoyable set you've played: | Bagley's( Resident 5-7 set, finished off an amazing night at 7am with 2001 remix of the (Sun is Rising) Beloved , Brilliant! ! |
| When you're not DJing you're: | Laying ( Floors ) |
| Favourite DJ: | Anyone who has a smile on their face. |
| Favourite Venue: | The Cross (London)
Pacha (IBiza) |
| Favourite Promotion: | 3 for 1 at Iceland |
| Favourite Label: | I don't really have a favourite label, but I get great tunes and record labels from ( Plastic Fantastic ) Drury Lane. |
| Biggest Influence: | To be totally honest (Drugs) |
| Drink: | Stella |
| Non-music pastime: | Gym
JuJitsu
Necrophelia |
| Words of wisdom: | Don't take life too seriously |
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played at captain cook on the 30th.Had agreat crowd response the people were fantastic . At the end of the evening every one was up dancing begging for another tune. best crowd response I have had for a long time.
