Maurice Fulton
Maurice Fulton began his professional career in Baltimore, Maryland. In 1982, inspired by Grand Master Flash, he stepped up to the turntables and never looked back. Maurice's first professional gig (at the age of 13) was an afternoon spot Monday thru Friday on WEBB 1360 AM radio playing hip hop with DJ Wildstyle where he took on the name: "DR. SCRATCH". Later on, in 1984, while still on the radio, Maurice landed his first club residency at a gay club called Hats where he had the freedom to play garage music. His skills and selection were so fierce that a few weeks later he grabbed a second residency at The Last Stop. By 1986, Dr. Scratch had become a household name in Baltimore; and that summer, with DJ Wildstyle, he took off on tour with Whodini. By the end of the tour, Maurice had had his fill of hip hop mostly because of the violence. Back in Baltimore, he turned his attention to garage and found another Friday night residency at the legendary club: Odell's. That same year, he got a job at the best record store in town. This is where he met Tommy, Teddy and Jay who were soon to become the Basement Boys.

For the next few years, Maurice took a break from DJing so he could concentrate on making music. He had already had some experience on keyboards playing organ in church and drums in school. His talent was quickly put to use by the Basement Boys. His keyboard and drum programing can be heard behind the voices of artists such as Ultra Nate and Crystal Waters.

In 1990, while still working on music, Maurice began to hear the call of the turntables once again and started doing guest spots at clubs such as Club Fantasy and Paradox in Baltimore. Later on, he found himself back on the radio doing guest spots on 92Q FM and 88.9 Morgan State.

In 1996, Maurice moved to New York City to further his producing, remixing, and DJ career. You'll find his most recent work on such labels as Warp, SSR, Discfunction, Transfusion, Pagan UK, Imperial, Pink Music and Sahko Recordings.

Maurice has been playing all over the U.S. and around the world since 1990. You'll often find him in the DJ booth at world-renowned clubs such as Bar Rhumba and 333, UK; Loop, Japan; Skansen, Oslo; Lux, Portugal; Nitsa, Barcelona and Kerma, in Finland where he hooked up with Finnish Pop Star Jimi Tenor who immediately put him to work remixing cuts off his latest album "Organism" and joining the band on the world tour.

Thru the years Maurice Fulton has developed his own unique sound and versatile style. Deemed "the Yankee King of Weird House" by Jockey Slut Magazine (June/July '99) and DJ of The Month, ID Magazine (Sept. '99), his skills on three turntables are virtually unmatched combined with his selection of garage, classics and todays underground dance music always leaves the crowd screaming for more.

Arun R
Keeping things on the groovier side of eclectic and esoteric, Arun’s musical repertoire as a DJ stretches over almost 20 years of discovery.

Whether it’s deep, off-kilter, downtempo, afro-tinged or Balearic, Arun has grounded his feet strongly with a sound that exudes dubby warmth, cosmic bliss and percussive house grooves, layered with elements of acid, broken-beat, disco & soulful charm. Tastemakers and connoisseurs alike have thrown their hands up in appreciation of Arun’s voyage-esque sets that are seamlessly Eed together with his profoundly developed skills of the cra:.

He is currently also the Director of Mixmag Asia, overseeing the operations and growth of an Asia-centric digital content platform that aims to raise awareness and stature of the regional scene he’s grown to be a formidable part of.