Judge Jules in general

Make no mistake, this ex-law student knows the rules of the game when it comes to DJing and clubbing. Judge Jules is a real party DJ - he knows how to please the crowd and his level of interaction with his party goers is what really pleases me. You'll frequently have him shouting at the crowd - getting everyone really up for a great night, somthing which the tunes he plays will really give you. Jules plays mainly trance, and it's normally quite high energy and pumping, really good for a hard dancing session. I really can't fault Julesy as a DJ in any way other than his mixing, which isn't always up to scratch (plus, I like a slightly different type of ...  Read the complete review

Judge Jules. Add that to your club night poster and you're guaranteed to pack 'em in. He is, beside Pete Tong and Norman Cook, one of the most recognizable DJ's in the UK, if not most of the world. His Judgement Sunday night in Ibiza should be a testament to his pulling power (as should his rather nice wife!) My girlfriend and I were lucky enough to catch a small gig of his last night (Monday 21st May). This guy is so well known he can command fees in the thousands for a few hours at the decks, and can get gigs in major dance emporiums any weekend of the year. However, he agreed to play the Oxford Zodiac in aid of Cancer Research gratis. We paid up ...  Read the complete review

Judge Jules is absolutly phenomenal. When I was in Belgium about 2 years ago, I had no clue who he was, but once I came to Cardiff and lived in UK, Judge Jules was in every conversation! I saw him about three times in Cardiff now and everytime he knew how to make the crowd go wild! He plays the best songs around and mixes them with even better songs. He's really talented. During the Seriously Slinky tour in Cardiff last may (2000) he got the crowd going. His set was from 10pm til 11.30pm. There was nearly no one before 10, and once he was on the decks, the crowd just gathered on the stage and went wild. On the radio he's not ...  Read the complete review

OK, he may play some "cheesy" records, but that is only as he champians them, and as they get into the limelight, everyone begins saying how bad they are. He gives over the opinion of being a down-to eart guy. So many DJs are so far up themselves, you can't tell one end from another. However the Judge is not so. He plays a great variety of music and doesn't think Clubbers are beneath him as some DJs do as the climb the ranks of fame. He is a happily married man with a child, which says a lot for his character. H is productions under "Hi-gate" are excellent, and their remixes are just as good. Over all a man with many talents other than ...  Read the complete review

Back four years a go when I first started clubbing the first dj that I ever saw was the judge. Back then he had only just started his radio show, now a major feature in many peoples weekends and in my opinion was 'the man'. He used to play all the underground tunes of the day but without the cheese. Nowadays he seems to want to get rid of his tag of being cheesy but the way he goes about this is to play crap semi hard house that doesn't really know if it's house or trance, granted he does play the odd good tune, the last time I saw him he played push - strange world, grreat! but this does not excuse him. Also whats doing on with that buddha t-shirt that ...  Read the complete review