Andrew has been around on the Luton music scene for longer than anyone cares to remember. One of the original Attic Twins and co-presenter of the infamous 'Cheeba Cheeba' roaming reggae funk and boogaloo nights throughout the late 1980's and all of the '90's. He has presided over large scale promotions at The Palace, The Phoenix Club, The Well and that other place that used to be the Labour Club, featuring many great live bands. In addition Andy has provided valuable support to Club Ska and the Club Ska Sound System throughout it's heyday in the early 2000's.

As a quality reggae enthusiast and owner of Luton's only used vinyl store, this man has had more than enough tunes passing through his discerning mitts to be able to put together a set of skanking and pulsating classic reggae to keep you on your feet throughout the evening. He really doesn't care where it came from: If it's good and it'll move your feet, it's going on.

Founder of the original St. Albans own Jesse James Discosound in 1972. Played out on mobiles, URB radio in the late '70's, secretary of the London Organisation of Disc Jockeys at start of the '80's. Resident DJ at The Adelaide, St. Albans, King's Head, London Colney, The Pink Elephant (Southgate and Luton), Elephant and Tassel, Member of 'The Dirty Dozen' DJ Team.

Buying, collecting and playing out reggae since the early 1970's, Matty-J expanded the collection to cover ska and rocksteady and now has well over 10,000 singles of original reggae vinyl from which to draw the right tune for every occasion. Strictly no repress business, 100% original wax.

Check the selection forthcoming on the music page.