Paul began DJing for the Ministry of Sound's Housexy brand in the summer of 2006. He then moved on to playing for the main Ministry of Sound brand and the regular residency slots in the legendary Ministry of Sound Bar in London. At the time he was making records for Matt Stuart's label Gung-ho Records, and also had begun working with production partner Richard Murray on projects like Disco Drive on Slip n Slide. The duo had their biggest club record Don't Go featuring Lindsay, which was signed To CR2 Records. As a resident for the iconic brands Ministry of Sound, Sessions and Club Classics, Paul regularly flew back and forth to events and residencies in Japan, India, China, S. Korea, The Philippines, Colombia, Russia, Morocco, Egypt, Bahrain, Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Canada, Spain, Holland, France, and Ibiza. For over two decades now, Paul has released a string of albums and singles spanning a multitude of genres from Soulful House, Tech House to Acid House and Electro.
