ARTiST....: Yousef
TiTLE.....: Ultra Radio-SAT-09-14
GENRE.....: House
SOURCE....: Radio
RELDATE...: Sep-15-2007
AiRDATE...: 000-00-0000
TRACKS....: 01
LENGTH....: 58:55 min
SiZE......: 72,6 MB
QUALiTY...: VBRkbps
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01. Ultra Radio-SAT-09-14-2007 58:55
TOTAL: 58:55 min
RELNOTES..:
Originally spotted by Muzik Magazine through their famous Bedroom Bedlam
competition ¡ Yousef has been smashing dance floors every since. He was soon
sited as one to watch by Muzik for 1999 ¡ and Renaissance invited him to play in
Ibiza.s
A representative for the Ministry of Sound heard him and signed him to Ministry
of Sound Management on the spot. From a young lad he followed the dance scene ¡
catching some of Carl Cox╣s and Prodigy╣s first rave sets that inspired him to
get involved as much as he could.
Once signed by Ministry of Sound he became a regular at both their Friday and
Saturday night proving to all his versatility of style. He also became a regular
at the award winning Media venue in Nottingham with Renaissance.
The year took a turn for Yousef as Ministry of Sound Management closed ¡ and he
was signed by Erick Morillo╣s manager ¡ and won Best Bedroom Bedlam DJ @ the
1999 Muzik Awards ¡ so things were getting better and better.
As 2000 kicked in, a residency at Cream with a room of his own began. As a
native Liverpudlian it was a home coming pop stars dream about, and the
residency began ¡ providing an antidote of US / UK house music as the main
roomed heaved with the trance craze. As the year progressed the fan base just
grew and grew and so did the list of guests requesting a set there. Before the
year was out ¡ everyone from X-Press 2, Erick Morillo, Darren Emerson to rare
first UK performances of people like Onionz and Joeski were playing and
supporting the room and the man behind it.
Yousef also went on stage at Creamfields England in front of 20 000 people and
wowed the crowds, smashed Space and Pacha in Ibiza and his reputation grew which
was crowned by delivering a hot mix for Pete Tong in December as one of the
Stars of 2000 series, one of only four DJs to do so.
2001 was drawing near and Cream put more and more emphasis on the Annexe with
line-ups for the year growing more cutting edge as the weeks went by. As
Yousef's achievements took him across the waters to perform Creamfields Ireland,
he was also booked for the Gatecrasher Summer Sound System, rumoured to be the
line up of 2001.
With the opening of the season in Ibiza, yet again Cream prove their faith in
Yousef's limitless talent. Allowing him the opportunity to welcome his regular
Annexe guests to the Balearic Island, he was invited to blast the US house sound
he loves so much across Amnesia's terrace. Following the success of his
performance live on Radio 1 from Southport as part of the station's live weekend
broadcast series he was full of confidence when asked to stand in for Seb
Fontaine on his regular Saturday evening show which Yousef did? again a success!
Meanwhile his first mix compilation CD was released to great acclaim scoring 4/5
in DJ Magazine and 9/10 on spaced.co.uk.
Yousef amazingly found the time to turn his hand to the studio as he teamed up
with Basics resident Paul Woolford producing music under the alias 10,000 BC
with their first remix making it straight onto Danny Rampling's show. The duo
released remixes for Aphrohead, Meeker, Stella Brown, Chocolate Puma, Hubert
Hudson and Rainstar, not to mention significant work on Felix Da Housecat's new
single still in the pipeline and plans are nearing completion for the release of
the first 10,000 BC Ep. With Steve Mac from Rhythm Masters Yousef invented and
has recorded as the "Drum Bums" and this is all with his own production work
under his own name.
Enjoy!
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