Lee Haslam
DJ and producer · Doncaster, England
On the bill with trance[]control: Massive @ Heaven, London (19 November 2004)
Background
Lee Haslam is a hard house and trance DJ and producer from Doncaster. After his first gig in 1996 he got a job at Tidy Trax by showing his DJ skills, was its label manager by 2000, and Tidy presented him as a hard trance DJ with a residency in the Frantic Arena at Storm. His 2002 single "Music Is The Drug" on Tidy Two reached No. 14 in the UK dance chart. [1, 2, 3]
At the time
In 2004 he released "Liberate" on Tidy Two, co-mixed the compilation Keep It Tidy 4 and remixed Billy "Daniel" Bunter's "Can't Wait 2004". That year he also played a live BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix from the Tidy Weekender with the Tidy Boys and Judge Jules. [1, 2, 3]
Later
He co-mixed Tidy Euphoria (2005), which reached No. 10 in the UK compilation chart, and later moved to tech trance on his own label Digital Remedy. From 2007 to 2013 he ran the Slinky nightclub in Bournemouth, then organised Gatecrasher events, and as of 2021 he was general manager of Tidy. [1, 2, 3]
Elsewhere
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