From the starry-eyed hedonism of Welsh free party culture in the 1990s, to the new fron-tiers of Eastern Europe’s burgeoning dance scene, few DJs can lay claim to the pedigree and passion of Jon Connor. A talent as raw as the tougher end of the techno he has played and produced for the last two decades, physical mixing, a constant forward mo-mentum, and an unashamed focus on starting parties are cornerstones of a career that has spanned the rise, fall, and resurgence of the global electronic phenomenon.
Supertech founder, Bubblejam label bossman, universally respected underground player, and dedicated disciple of the true school of turntablism, his story leaves ego and arro-gance in the cloakroom, and places the focus where it should be- music- with sweat say-ing far more than cliched words ever could. In an age of marketing fakery and artists as brands Connor’s attitude remains rooted in old school rave principles,
