First he started his own Bedrock night in Hastings, then the legendary Storm whose first night featured, get this for a line-up, Derrick May, Harvey and Grooverider. Played at Fabio and Groovrider's proto-jungle weekly rage, then got the Renaissance residence that finally propelled him into the DJ Top Ten and then launched his own Babelicious and Northern Exposure nights. Renaissance resident Sasha was blown away by his unique choice of music, a harder, trancier style than the garage-inflicted style of the time that still funked like a monkey. The two have DJ'ed together extensively since, mixing two 'Northern Exposure' CD's, touring worldwide. But while there sounds dovetail nicely, Sash and Digweed are quite different.
Real DJs make albums of their own, every night they play.
Their able to steer people through records they don't know, holding a crowd's anticipation and twisting and turning it without missing a beat, is a skill halfway between art and craft. John Digweed is a master of it . Sasha and Digweed have enjoyed success with mix CDs in the past, particularly for the pioneering 'Renaissance' series. The 'Renaissance' series being by many considered some of the best mix CD's ever made and should be in every dance fans collection. The US tour represents the Ministry's desire to begin developing its presence in the rapidly growing American market where the albums will be released as part of its distribution deal with leading US dance label Moonshine Records.