I would like to send out a big HAPPY NEW YEAR to you all and wish you the very best for 2012.

Tonight, New Years Eve, you can catch me at CHUNKY from 10pm till 1am @ The Oxford Art Factory in Oxford 
Street.

Tomorrow, if you are still walking, I'll see you at DAYWASH from Midday @ The Chinese Laundry, Sussex Street 
in the city.


Thanks for making this one of the most memorable years in my career by recognising my work and life with the

2011 ACON HONOUR Award in the category of "Media, Arts & Entertainment"

Hi guys,
This coming Saturday 17th December *Club Exile*  from 10pm, and, wait for it - EXILE features the combined talent of Mark Alsop, SVETA and CHIP? I cant remember the last time that a party can boast this linup!!!
Dirty Sexy Beats.........….
Don't forget it's a mens only space with Denim, Leathers with Sports Gear Encouraged….$10 advance from Daisy Tickets or $20 on the Door from 10pm
Phoenix Underground, Exchange Hotel, Oxford Street, Darlinghurst
Sydneys newest and hottest monthly ritual.
Dirty, Dirty, Dirty Sexy Beats......…….

Flashback to 2003 - 2007 Day-club Vocal House

In 2003, a small club opened it's doors underneath the famed JBF building at Taylor Square, Sydney. It's name : Manacle. Within a few months the idea of a Day Club emerged. At first it was slow going and I remember playing to only a few people, but as word spread, all that was to change.

Within the next six weeks it quickly became THE place to be. The name Manacle was on everybody's lips and the new Day Club "BENT" was born.
People arrived after dancing all night in the nightclubs as well as those that would miss the Saturday nights entertainment along Oxford Street, so that they could awake at 6.30am and be fresh faced for the opening of BENT at 7am on the Saturday, Sunday and Monday mornings.
Manacle not only saw the emergence of BENT, but also other regular events like D2D (Dusk@Dawn), Man Hole and Manoeuvres. Throughout the history of Manacle I also became the Friday night resident and saw the birth of an extremely popular night entitled BOYZONE and then the later famed GRUNT.

I hope you enjoy this journey back to those days. 

The double CD was originally entitled UNITY. The triple set was FAITH, HOPE & CHARITY. BOTH these releases were only given to friends and the most loyal customers. This is the very first time that they have ever appeared digitally.

I sincerely hope you enjoy this Flashback to the music that helped create the most popular and notorious Day Club in Australian history.
A special thank you to Andrew Clarke & Stuart Fraser for creating such an amazing piece of Australian Gay history and for also providing the logo!


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