About Me

Streatham native, Oneman, is one of those dubstep associated DJs whose profile and reputation has been written purely on the strength of his mixing and selection. Unlike a lot of his peers he doesn’t produce, yet he was the only pure 'DJ' to appear on Mary Anne Hobbs' Generation Bass special and he still regularly appear on the flyers of the scenes biggest nights   "I've never been one to make beats or chase down producers for dubs or just play tunes because they're new or unreleased or whatever, so many DJs are on that flex anyway," explains Oneman. "It's great because we need them DJs to push the scene forward and progress, but that's not my mission in this. I think it's just as important to have DJs that play old, shelved tunes as well alongside new stuff. I'm just on a party vibe, straight up." And you just can't argue with a good party.  
   

Style Of Music:

Oneman plays a lot of old tunes, an exception in a scene (rightly) obsessed with the perpetual "moving forward never backwards" motion of dubplate culture. Again, as such a DJ, he should be confined to the ranks of the many DJs out there. But in 2007 and into 2008, Oneman most definitely moved ahead of the pack.

Venues Played:

Oneman has taken his sound across the seven seas to California, New York City, Paris, Berlin, Brussels, Stockholm, Barcelona, Helsinki and Beyond…