DJs
The DJs behind the sound.
G.E. Real
GE Real was a DJ who played major early-90s raves including Fantazia, Dreamscape and Jungle Fever, starting out in Birmingham in 1992. Known for very fast mixing (self-described as 'one of the quickest in the UK'), he produced oldskool and early jungle mixes around 1992-93 and worked alongside MC Chickaboo, who started out performing with him. He has since passed away.
Gammer
Gammer is a UK hardcore DJ and producer who rose through the mid-2000s scene and often played back-to-back with Dougal. He later became known for crossing UK hardcore with bass music on a wider stage. His mixes include Deka Dance XII (2005), Slammin Vinyl & Hardcore Heaven's Westfest (2007), HTID In The Sun (2007), Uprising (2009) and Slammin Vinyl's Transmission (2009-10).
Gemini
Happy hardcore DJ heard on several Judgement Day tapes ('Blue & Yellow', 'Blue Water' and 'Fire').
Genetic
Happy hardcore DJ recorded at Adrenaline's 'Spring' event in 1997, alongside X Cess.
Goldie
Goldie (Clifford Joseph Price, born 19 September 1965, Walsall) is a music producer, DJ, graffiti artist and actor. After a difficult childhood in foster/care homes he first found expression as a self-taught graffiti artist, before his girlfriend DJ Kemistry introduced him to the drum & bass scene and to Dego and Mark Mac, who taught him breakbeat production. In 1994 he co-founded the label Metalheadz with Kemistry & Storm, which — alongside Rob Playford's Moving Shadow and LTJ Bukem's Good Looking Records — helped define drum & bass as a genre. His 1995 debut album 'Timeless' reached UK #7; his 1998 follow-up 'Saturnz Return' featured guests including KRS-One, Malcolm McLaren, Trevor Horn and Noel Gallagher.
Grooverider
Raymond Bingham (b. 1967), British drum and bass DJ who rose to prominence with Fabio via the legendary 'Rage' residency at Heaven (from 1991) and their long-running BBC Radio 1 show (1998-2012), which helped bring D&B to the mainstream.
Gwange
DJ Gwange (Simon Matthews) released atmospheric jungle, drum & bass and hardcore in the early 1990s. Between 1993-94 he released several 12"s on Legend Records (UK)” including 'New Creation/Vinyl Paradise' and 'Motionless/Adrenalin' (the latter highly regarded within the jungle community) plus entries in the Legendary Volume series. Legend Records was co-founded by Matthews with Jason Greenhalgh (Q-Project) and Paul Smith (Spinback) in 1993; Matthews left in 1995 and the label folded shortly after under financial pressure.
H.M.S
Hardcore techno DJ and a regular in techno rooms during the mid-90s. His sets include Dance Paradise's 'Techno Time' series, Ultimate Experience Vol 10 (1995), Death Row Techno's 'Techno Temple' and Big Nasty Dragon (1996), often going back-to-back with Loftgroover or Brisk.
Ham
UK hardcore DJ and producer from the early-2000s resurgence, recorded at United Dance in 2003. He is closely associated with the Styles, Breeze and Hixxy generation.
Hellfish
Hellfish is a UK hardcore and speedcore DJ and producer and one of the leading figures of British hardcore techno. With The DJ Producer he co-ran the influential Deathchant label, and he is known for fast, scratch-heavy sets on the UK and European hardcore circuit.