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Uk born, London-based dance DJ, David, a.k.a. Thedarkfader92 got swept up by the drum and bass scene back during it’s early beginnings.
Looking back to his younger years, with fond memories as a pre-teen, armed with just a Sony Walkman and a collection of acid house mix tapes in his backpack, it is fair to say not many discover their passions quite as early as Thedarkfader92. It wasn’t long into his teenage years before he’d had made a name for himself in the clubs in around Scunthorpe and Hull flipping through record after record picking out the hardcore gems that would further ignite his passion for music.
This passion for music has seen him travel Europe, America and Asia, when he was signed with Sour Records performing in some of the most prestigious clubs mainly on the drum and bass scene, however he has a multitude of genres and styles ranging from techno, breaks, house, trance, drum & bass and hip-hop. Interacting with people like carl cox, ltj bukem , kenny Ken ,shy fx Uk apachi, Chelsea Singh and tenacious , jimmi polo are just some of the musicians that inspired Thedarkfader92 into the master that he is today.
Today, he focuses mainly on organic deep house ,house , techno, drum and bass and old skool house, hip hop is still an Experience in festivals, studio radio, fm, dab, and streaming.
With over 35 years of turntable and digital accolades, Thedarkfader92 is no stranger to the dance music scene.
He can be regularly found on his weekly Melomanic streaming show on Scionstream, playing quality promos together with dance classics. He is dedicated to his craft and sets the bar high.
On our 1st birthday show last Sunday, I played a cover of The Kinks track Sunny Afternoon by the Stereophonics. I love finding alternative/cover versions of tracks, most of the time the original is the best but most bands will bring their own style to a cover version. I like the track anyway and as a fan of the Stereophonics it felt fitting to play that on a Sunday lunchtime […]
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