The Lazy Sunday DJ first started DJ’ing back in 1986 with a homemade suitcase deck bought by his folks. He spent the next 4 years doing mobile discos wherever and whenever he could. He also was the warm up DJ for a popular teen club night in his Essex hometown (well, he was young himself).
At college, he was part of the popular radio station, RADIO 131 where he had his own show. Other interests came into focus, as they do, and so the DJ’ing slowly took a backseat.

Fast forward 10 years and armed with a case full of funky retro tunes, Jim secured a try-out at Timepiece Nightclub in Exeter where he was living at the time. One successful evening later (due in no small part to a passing GoGo dancer who stepped up on stage and shimmied for 3 hours) Jim had a residency on his hands. For next 14 months, ably assisted at times by his best mate Paulo, he played to a regular band of retro lovin’ Devonians.

It started out as a funky Hammond fuelled trip through Cool Britannia with detours into (sixties) R&B, soundtrack favourites, kitsch, garage & psych, Mod and a bit of Northern Soul. Currently, sets also encompass indie, Britpop, Balearic chillout and the odd mash-up or two. You can expect a fair few classics (Kinks, Stones, Beatles) as well.