DJs
The DJs behind the sound.
Face
Fallon
Fallon is a UK hardcore DJ/producer associated with the Klubbed Up brand and a director at NTWICH Events
Fallout
UK hardcore/jungle-scene DJ known for a sound blending lush pads, big basslines and breakbeats where hardcore meets jungle; specific biographical detail beyond this was not confirmed.
Fat Controller
DJ Fat Controller is a hardcore DJ/producer active since 1984, first residing at Gossips/Follies in Torquay before launching the South West's underground scene with a weekly late-night event at Zenas House, Plymouth (1987). He held summer residencies in Spain (London Underground, Fuengirola; BBC, Lloret de Mar) in the early 90s, then was resident/promoter at Milwaukees nightclub (1992-96). His 1993 track 'In Complete Darkness' is regarded as one of the era's greatest hardcore tracks. He founded the Lazy Sunday Festival, Equinox Festival, Unity in the Sun and Weekend in the Woods Festival, and continues releasing music as Fat Controller and (house material) as Phat Controller.
Fergus
DJ/producer with international club, radio and festival experience, a resident at Vibealite and a regular at Pleasuredome NYE events (mid-to-late 1990s), active in the Bradford/Yorkshire hardcore techno and trance scene.
Flirt
Footloose
DJ Footloose played jungle/hardcore sets on Kool FM pirate radio in the early-to-mid 90s (documented alongside MCs Det, Supreme and Times 2, including a 1993 set at The Rocket, Holloway Road, London).
Force
One half of happy hardcore duo Force & Styles (with Darren Styles/Darren James Mew), formed 1995 after the pair's earlier group DJ Force & The Evolution; they launched their own label UK Dance Records. By 1996 they were DJing UK-wide every weekend plus touring Australia, North America and Ibiza, with residencies at Slammin Vinyl, Helter Skelter and United Dance. Known for hits 'Heart of Gold', 'Pretty Green Eyes' and 'Paradise & Dreams', they were the first hardcore DJs to record a BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix, and released three albums including 'All Over the UK' (1996) and 'Heart of Gold' (2000) before Styles went on to form Styles & Breeze.
Frankie Valentine
Figure associated with Red Records in central London, a well-known source of tunes for early UK rave DJs including DJ Brisk; also released music as a producer.