Dave Angel, born David Angelico Nicholas Gooden in Chelsea on 13 May 1966, made his name with a home-built 1989 remix of Eurythmics' Sweet Dreams, set up Rotation Records in 1993 and mixed three CDs for Trust the DJ between 2001 and 2003. He is the elder brother of the rapper Monie Love.
Phil Asher, the London DJ and producer behind Restless Soul, helped start CoOp, the West London night at the centre of broken beat, and ran Inspiration Information with Patrick Forge until 2011. PA01 (2002) and PA02 (2003), his volumes in the Trust the DJ series, caught that scene on CD. His death was reported in January 2021.
Jeremy Healy, born in Woolwich on 18 January 1962, sang in Haysi Fantayzee, co-produced E-Zee Possee's Everything Starts With an 'E', a UK number 15 in 1990, and was named DJ of the year by Mixmag and The Face in the mid-1990s. Wikipedia still cites this domain's 2006 profile of him.
Misstress Barbara, born Barbara Bonfiglio in Catania and raised in Montreal from the age of eight, mixed two CDs for Trust the DJ: MB01, dated December 2001 in her own discography, and MB02 in November 2002. She began DJing in 1996, started the Relentless label in 1999 and renamed it Iturnem in 2003.
Pete Tong's only confirmed Ibiza booking left in 2026 is Saturday 19 September, guesting at Claptone's Masquerade at Chinois — he holds no fixed island residency this year. He remains a recurring guest at Blue Marlin Ibiza, where his 'Pete Tong Sessions' nights have run for years, and he broadcasts on BBC Radio 1, a role he has held since 1991.
Brooklyn-born David Leander Banks, known as DJ Disciple, has DJed and produced house music since the late 1980s and founded Catch 22 Recordings in 1997. His UK chart peak is number 67, with 'On the Dancefloor' in 1994; his US hit 'Caught Up' never charted in the UK. He published a New York house memoir in 2023.
Clifford Price, better known as Goldie, has no confirmed Ibiza booking for 2026. The Walsall-born producer built his reputation off the island instead: Timeless (FFRR, 1995) reached number seven on the UK Albums Chart, ‘Inner City Life’ turned jungle into orchestral soul, and Metalheadz, the label he co-founded in 1994, still anchors drum and bass three decades on.
Graeme Park, the Aberdeen-born, Nottingham-schooled DJ who partnered Mike Pickering on the Haçienda's Friday nights from 1988, has one confirmed 2026 Ibiza date: FAC51: The Haçienda, a one-off at Amnesia on Saturday 19 September marking ten years of Haçienda Classical, with David Morales, Todd Terry, Inner City and DJ Paulette. General admission from €60, 23:00–06:00.
Patrick Forge is a London DJ and broadcaster from Ipswich, Suffolk, who co-founded the Sunday club night Talkin' Loud and Saying Something at Dingwalls in Camden with Gilles Peterson in 1986. He hosted Kiss FM's Cosmic Jam for 21 years, until September 2008, and has recorded and toured since 1994 as a member of the Brazilian-influenced group Da Lata.
Chris Liberator, real name Chris Knowles, is a British DJ and producer central to London's 1990s squat party scene and a founder of the acid techno label Stay Up Forever, launched in 1993 with Aaron Northmore and Julian Sandell. Between 2001 and 2003 he mixed three volumes of trustthedj.com's own Trust The DJ CD series, CL01 to CL03.