Lee has been in love with dance music since he was about 8. Growing up in a house where music was on more than the TV he was eager to find his own taste, though later he would realise just how influential a father's funk, alternative/ progressive rock, and electronica; and mother's soul and disco tastes were. While other kids were arranging a game of football, Lee would be putting on a party, hiring a DJ, giving him tracks to play, and showing the other kids how to dance. It was Carl Cox' F.A.C.T. mix that started him playing progressive, trance and techno, along with trips to Cream and Bugged Out. Circus in Liverpool was also highly influential and developed Lee's taste in underground, deep and tech house, along with DJing across Liverpool, Manchester and the UK. Lee has got through to final heats of Cream DJ competitions, has played gigs warming up for WHP, and has appeared on bills alongside Cristoph, wAFF, and Jey Kurmis. Catching the attention of Nasty Funk label boss Erik Christiansen he has toured with the label, and expect releases. Lee has a weekly radio show on Influx Radio influxradio.co.uk 1800 - 2000 GMT, the station championing the latest and greatest in house & techno, along with forgotten gems and classics. Lee champions underground dance music and the range within this whether deep, minimal, melodic, afro, tech house or techno. He brings considered selections, delivered with a youthful and playful energy, always looking to move people, emotionally as well as physically.