SUMOBROWN was formed in the summer of 2006 - a collaboration between Steven Halliday and Errol Brown.  Steven Halliday as one half of AGENT SUMO scored a number of hits including 24 Hours, Sunflowers and Why, all of which featured as Pete Tong’s Essential Tunes of the Week.  Steven is currently working on fresh and interesting TV and music projects in the UK, whilst engineering and producing for some of London's finest up and coming talent.

Errol Brown started off DJing and promoting for Club Class in Canterbury, Kent in 1998. After moving to London in 2002, Errol launched Forbidden Fruits, which became a hugely successful fortnightly event at Jam in Shoreditch.

Within two years, Errol was playing as a resident for ‘Hot and Spicy’ and ‘Shiva’, playing alongside the likes of Seamus Haji, Robert Owens, Herd & Fitz, Norman Jay, Grant Nelson, Nick Bridges to name a few, in top UK clubs such as The Ministry of Sound, Pacha, Hidden, Canvas, Turnmills and Herbal.

SUMOBROWN are currently working hard in the studio to back up the release of their new track, "Maybe Tonight", featuring the vocal talents of Madam Parker, of Australian Idol fame, which is now available for licence in Australia.

PAUL HATZ

Heavily influenced by an upbringing in 70’s and 80’s soul, disco, funk and rock & roll Paul Hatz has the A.D.D. sound in his blood, and has been rocking the crowd at SHE Boat Parties and Events as well as Dancebox promoted events for some time.

DJing for over eight years now across Sydney including at Mars Lounge, Cruise Bar, The Civic Hotel, The Burdekin, and more recently Sydney’s newest hotspot Trademark, Paul shows the ability to read a crowd and to guide his wide-ranging styles encompassing Soulful, Vocal, Disco, Funky, Deep, and Latin accompanied by dashes of Tech, Electronic vibes and Mediterranean influences which have been heard more recently in his sets.

With a keen ear for a funky groove, crafty musicianship and beautiful vocal melodies along with his experience in working a variety of crowds Paul made the move into production and created the production outfit Sound Famigli’ with one of Australia’s leading musicians Michael Barbara, with tracks signed to record labels in Europe and the US.

TAZ MILLER

Taz Miller is one of those discoveries you’re glad to have made at this early stage in her DJing career- with such talent it won’t be long before she’s rocking the biggest venues around and well out of our league!

One of our best kept secrets, Taz has an inimitable style that combines disco, funk and jazz vinyl to create a unique mix of deep house and disco funk.

Stated DJing at 18. After 3 years on the circuit in Melbourne playing at the likes of Alia, Q Bar, The Saint, Rock Parties, Taz migrated up north for a full time career but pull too strong and now back behind the decks doing what she does best. We’re unleashing her at DISCOCO…trust us, she’ll make this hot night turn to boiling point.

GI JODE

GI Jode's trademark deep house sound, weaving together live instruments, vocals, percussion, disco and Latin influences, has won a solid following in the Sydney scene. Since entering the Colombian Hotel DJ comp in 2004 she has become a regular fixture on the party circuit, culminating with gigs at Mardi Gras 2005 and 2006, and the upcoming 30th anniversary party in 2008.  GI Jode has also featured at numerous events and parties such as Sleaze 2007 , Queer Nation and Homesexual parties, Girlfest 2006, 2007 , Summer Gay Day,  Get Together ’07, Fag Tag parties, Luscious @ the Flinders , Bitch @ Mars lounge, Arq ,The Bank Hotel and more. A strong contributor to the community, G.I Jode has donated time behind the decks to support Mardi Gras, ACON, BGF , the Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby and various other groups.

GI Jode focuses her attention on Saturday 9th February to bring her special love of funky percussive house to Mars Lounge to keep the groove on the move and the disco house tunes pumping till your afro pops and your platforms are worn down to flats! This girl will demand your attention when she's on the decks to fill your deficit of the best funky house in sydney.

DAN MURPHY

With international experience and a classically trained musical background, Dan Murphy has played some of the biggest dance events and most exclusive private parties in the country. Dan has residencies all over sydney’s biggest nightclubs including ARQ, Slide, Phoenix Rising, and dance parties such as Sydney Mardi Gras Party, Sleaze ball, Hed Kandi, Azure Harbour Party, ToyBox and more, and he’s entertained audiences across the globe.

Making it to number 34 in the InTheMix Top 50 DJ Poll and voted Sydney's Favourite DJ at the 2006 DIVA Awards, Dan also has two CDs under his belt and is a master at ensuring the crowd is enjoying their ultimate party experience. His music style is uplifting, vocal and fun, mixing classics with current – Dan is definitely the Man for A.D.D. and DISCOCO!

JAMES HILLARD & JIM STANTON: HORSE MEAT DISCO

Since its humble beginnings over 5 years ago Horse Meat Disco has become an institution on both sides of the sexual divide due in large part to its dedication and appreciation to Disco music in all its forms. The brainchild of James Hillard and Jim Stanton via the inspiration of New York nightlife legend Adam Goldstone (RIP) the idea was to create an alternative party that harped back to the halcyon days of parties like The Loft and The Gallery in New York whilst at the same time adapting it for a London crowd and always looking to the future. This formula proved successful from the start and led the club to take up its residency every Sunday in the most fantastic South London boozer; Eagle London.

Jim and James both DJs in their own right enlisted the help of 2 of London's hardest working DJs to help create the sound that would take HMD from its beginnings in a china town basement to the recognition it now holds. Those DJs being Severino hailing from Mantova in Italy and Filthy Luka (aka Luke Howard) resident of Queer Nation and life long disco fanatic. These 4 DJs with their knowledge of music and what makes a dance floor move proved a force to be reckoned with and the parties soon became the talk of the town attracting a discerning mix of old time disco heads, club kids, bears, naturists and something new in gay clubs; a space where disco fans of a heterosexual persuasion could live out their fantasy of going to a gay disco club without feeling totally out of place. The club's ethos has always been to provide a queer space for everyone after all the best parties have always been the ones where the crowd comes from all walks of life.

Attention Deficit Disco are proud to have James and Jim bring their Horse Meat to our Disco on Friday 17th July. Don't miss it!

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After years as a leading player on the Australian club scene, Jack McCord gatecrashed the international DJ circuit in 2003 with leading club brand Hed Kandi.

Touring extensively across Europe, Asia, Africa, Middle East and the Americas playing upfront, quality house music with positive energy and switched ..ions, Jack has built a reputation for rocking important dancefloors around the globe from Miami to Munich, Shanghai to Singapore and beyond.

When he's not busy behind the decks, you'll find Jack getting down to serious business in the studio. Recording under the Soul System moniker he enjoyed success with his first release 'Real Love', a bassline-driven house anthem which hit top 10 on the club charts and followed that with the Ibiza anthem ‘Feel So Good’ featuring a hot remix package including Stonebridge, Ian Carey and Cabin Crew.

Jack also has an impressive list of remixes credits, bringing his distinctive sound to leading artists such as ATFC, the Jungle Brothers, Sunset Strippers, Peyton, Who Da Funk and the Dynamite classic ‘Lovin’ You’ which featured on Ministry of Sound’s Annual 2008.

After years in London Jack has now returned home to take on new musical directions with Hed Kandi in Australasia and push the boundaries even further in sharing his lifelong passion for real house music.

BETH YEN

Beth Yen is the most talked about new DJ to hit the Australian club scene in 2008 - Her energy and excitement taking dance-floors to a different place where the music and dancing never stops, her passion for music and irresistible energy behind the decks infecting dance-floors like never before.

With a cheeky smile and an instinctive sense for reading the crowd, Beth’s style produces unique fusions of deep, jackin’, tech house with soul, latin, funk flavours and a fresh touch that keeps people moving, anytime day or night.

Yen’s love of house music began when she hit the clubs in her native UK to dance the nights away. Taken by the hypnotic sounds of house and inspired by DJs such as Frankie Knuckles and Roger Sanchez, she started to spin at underground parties and club nights such as the legendary Speedqueen in Leeds, UK.

As her love of house music and passion for performing broadened, so did her horizons. Travelling the world, Beth found the Land of Oz and decided to develop her promising career into something more. With decks in one arm and a fresh stack of vinyl in the other, in just one year Beth Yen has become an established force on the Sydney scene.

Now teaming up with leading house label Hed Kandi and making her first real moves in the studio, a stellar career lies ahead for this beautiful and talented DJ.

If you’ve got a yen for house… you must try the house of Yen during her special performance at Attention Deficit Disco!