Greg Churchill is a rarity - someone labelled a legend who actually is. In a career that started in 1984, he’s defined - and redefined - the art of DJing, performed with the heavyweights of house and techno and racked up UK chart hits - bagging a load of awards in the process. New Zealand’s “Godfather of House” started out on student radio in Christchurch in 1984. As the 90s neared, he and DJ Global Influence turned on the Garden City’s clubland to the house, hip hop and techno flooding out of the US and UK. Auckland beckoned, and in 1996 Greg took over the reigns of Box, where he cemented his reputation with long, mesmerising sets on three turntables. He was soon landing plaudits as a music-maker too. After meeting Darren Emerson on the 2002 Big Day Out tour, Greg signed to the Underworld man’s Underwater label. A year later he became only the third NZ-based recording artist to hit the UK pop charts - and did it twice, with Budonkadonk and Body Slander. His production CV also includes releases on Ministry of Sound, Azuli, Hed Kandi, Underwater and more. Eager to keep moving forward, Greg conquered the electro scene as half of Aural Trash with Angela Fisken.