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Ed Lynam

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Ed Lynam

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With now a decade of experience, Ed continues to wow the crowds with energetic interaction, wearing his Oakley Sunglasses (No matter how dark it is!) and general all out enthusiasm behind the decks! Combine that with Ed’s lethally banging tunes with his catch phrase "Can You Survive at 145!" and you’re in for some powerful ride!! Or as one fan described it: “Trance that is so hard, it makes my children cry!”

Production wise; Ed had his 1st original single out in the summer of 2014, appropriately titled "Adrenalin”, and a year later in 2015 with “Epinephrine”. Ed has also been making a name for himself producing mashups under the alias “Dirty chef”. His 1st mashup of “DK8 vs. Underworld – Murder Was the Slippy Bass” stormed the crowds he played to in the summer 2008 as well as causing chaos on the dance floor with "Enjoy The Silence For The Weekend" in 2012, "Advanced Bastard" in 2013,“Genetic Ping Pong Animals” and “Hybrid Spaceman” in 2014 and “Zero Voodoo” in 2015

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With now a decade of experience, Ed continues to wow the crowds with energetic interaction, wearing his Oakley Sunglasses (No matter how dark it is!) and general all out enthusiasm behind the decks! Combine that with Ed’s lethally banging tunes with his catch phrase "Can You Survive at 145!" and you’re in for some powerful ride!! Or as one fan described it: “Trance that is so hard, it makes my children cry!”

Production wise; Ed had his 1st original single out in the summer of 2014, appropriately titled "Adrenalin”, and a year later in 2015 with “Epinephrine”. Ed has also been making a name for himself producing mashups under the alias “Dirty chef”. His 1st mashup of “DK8 vs. Underworld – Murder Was the Slippy Bass” stormed the crowds he played to in the summer 2008 as well as causing chaos on the dance floor with "Enjoy The Silence For The Weekend" in 2012, "Advanced Bastard" in 2013,“Genetic Ping Pong Animals” and “Hybrid Spaceman” in 2014 and “Zero Voodoo” in 2015

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Published: Thursday 29th June, 2017

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Luke Solomon Interview: The Lost Art of Getting Down

Published: Thursday 29th June, 2017

Luke Solomon Interview: The Lost Art of Getting Down
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