Being female actually helps me, because there aren't that many female DJs. The only bad thing is that there are some people who automatically think that girls don't belong behind the decks.

I don't feel like I've had all of the success I deserve. Not yet, but my rewards are getting Bigger and Better as time goes on. My premier mix CD compilation, "The Perfect Trance" is Neurodisc Records' top selling album and it hit the top 40 on the Sound Scan charts. As for original music, I have a new track titled "Ocean of Love" and it's produced with Miss Shiva. The next projects for me include my new release "The Perfect Trance 2.0" coming out in May 2003 on Neurodisc, and my new track "Fix."

What are you hobbies/passions besides music?

I love to write. Currently,I'm writing about my adventures on the road and posting the entries in My road diary on my site. I also love cartoons, cooking, traveling, fashion,fine dining, the beach, and making people laugh.

Describe the worst job you have ever had.

The first and worst job I ever had was to conduct surveys about vacuum cleaners over the phone.

Is there any story you can tell us about someone who didn't like having you--a girl-- behind the decks?

I don't have any horror stories on that one, but I have a couple that were rather annoying.
Recently, when I played on Digitially Imported Radio, some idiot was
making really sexist remarks on their message board like "What's next, women
footballers?" Thank goodness my listeners told him off for me. Another good
one was when I was first starting out, I gave my demo tape to a big
name DJ (not saying who) and my friends all told me that he said that he didn't
listen to it, because he thinks all girl DJs suck. Then after that, I played
at a late night with him, but in the patio of the same club during his set. The party kids all lined up out the door to the patio to hear me! They didn't even mind that the sun had already come up. I'll bet that changed that DJs mind, hopefully.
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> As a Dj, what is the process in making your own music. Is it the same as a traditional musician-- like a song writing period, etc.?

I come up with good ideas all the time, but in bits and pieces. I write them all down and build on them later. It's harder for me to have to sit down and come up with an idea right then
and there. Some really great ideas get lost though, because I tend to come with
up with good ones when I am in a position where I can't write it down, like
going to the bathroom, taking a shower, playing at a club, sleeping,partying, driving, etc. By the time I'd get to a pen, I totally forget.

What is the worst thing that has ever happened ot you professionally?

Business was bad after September 11,2001. A lot of bookings cancelled on me. The worse part was that the mix CD compilation that I was going to release on my own ("Live @ Trancedomain") lost its distribution deal because of how bad the ecomony got. It put a damper on my career for a time, but now things are even better than before.