DJs
The DJs behind the sound.
Chana
DJ Chana was a prominent artist who played high-energy sets at massive UK rave events. Best known for playing legendary events like Pleasuredome and The Edge Rave Club in the mid-to-late 90s. Plays Fast-paced 90s hard dance, happy hardcore, and hard house. You can still find digitized archives of these vintage live sets on platforms like SoundCloud.
Chappie
South-west happy hardcore DJ who played Adrenaline vs Fusion at the Bath Pavilion in 1996.
Charlie
Charlie Sparks, a London-born techno and hard-dance producer known for his fast, energetic "hard and happy" rave sound
Charlie Hall
Charlie Hall is a London DJ and producer and a leading figure in early-90s techno and progressive house. He co-founded The Drum Club with Lol Hammond, which was both a recording act and an influential club night, and was a key DJ on the club and free-party scene of the time.
Charlotte Birch
Charlotte Birch is a prominent British hard dance and hard house DJ and producer who became one of the most recognizable female figures in the UK club and rave scene during the late 1990s and 2000s. Originally from Birmingham, she began her music career in 1996.
Charly Lownoise
Charly Lownoise (born Ramon Roelofs) was a legendary Dutch DJ and producer renowned for pioneering the 1990s Happy Hardcore and Gabber movements alongside his partner Mental Theo.
Chez Daimer
Chez Damier (Anthony Pearson, b. 1968), American house DJ/producer, co-founder of Detroit's Music Institute club and (with Ron Trent) the Prescription Records label.
Chocci
UK hardcore DJ recorded at GBH's 6th Birthday in 2002 (spelt 'Choci' on the tape pack).
Chris C
DJ Chris C (Chris Crooks) is a legendary UK hard house, trance, and rave producer and DJ known for his heavy involvement in the late 1990s and 2000s UK dance circuit. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
Chris Henry
DJ Chris Henry is a prominent British electronic music DJ and producer from Liverpool. He is best known as a core member of the platinum-selling UK dance group Ultrabeat , alongside Mike Di Scala and Ian Redman. Formed in 2002, the group famously dominated the UK rave and commercial dance scenes with massive club anthems like "Pretty Green Eyes" (which peaked at #2 on the UK Singles Chart in 2003), "Feelin' Fine", and "Elysium (I Go Crazy)". Before achieving global chart success with Ultrabeat, Chris Henry built a fierce reputation on the North West club and rave circuits as a teenager. He remains a highly sought-after headliner for retro rave events, bounce nights, and multi-genre music festivals
