I am thinking that in the future to branch out into clubs, if anyone will have me!!!

To me its more of a vibe or a feeling. I'm also a sucker for a great basslines. I guess my style is a mix of Garage Dubs and vocals, with some Deep House music thrown in for good measure

The commercialisation of the club scene over the past few years or so has removed that intial element of togetherness and unity, as the "Lager or Beer lads"
battle to get into what a few years ago would have been termed, "Underground". This is a bad thing, but it may well be good if it forces the music back underground
where it will be appreciatied by music lovers, rather than those who are trying to remain trendy, or just out to pull the ladies. Anyway enough of my ranting......

Club Wise, I don't often get to hear the soft of stuff I'm really into.
The Marcus Garvey Center in Nottingham, England ,
puts on some good nights and anything involving DIY is worth checking out.
Except for the odd visit bt a good dj to an otherwise poor night.
The Garage scene in Nottingham is not very healthly.
Deep House music though is flourishing however. In fact Nottingham appears to be the Deep House capital of the Uk.

Its great to see Europe becoming more involved with the music, particulary the Uk. Perhaps one day British House will lose its Links to Cheesy Trash
and be renounced for quality House music - certainly this prospects is more and more likely. The emergence of Drum and Bass scene from the Uk is also very exciting
Some of the tracks on the Jazzier side of things are simply astounding.

From the USA Perscription Records is an abolsutely superb label. Newsish labels such as Distant Records, Guidance Records and Vinyl Peace records are also shaping up very nicely