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Andy Farley was born Down Under in Brisbane in 1966 and came to England in 1968, when his parents moved back. The mid-eighties was spent collecting 60s R&B and Soul records, which he built up into a huge collection, eventually selling them when the beats took hold of him and buying his first set of decks with the profits! Farley began clubbing on the Birmingham gay scene in 1987 and was totally blown away by all the Hi-NRG music of the time. What really impressed him was that all these great tunes were being mixed together. He realised that this was what he really wanted to do and took the first steps on the road to being a superstar DJ. His first major break came when the late, great Tony de Vit was resident at The Nightingale Club. De Vit changed his music policy drastically from Hi-NRG to Belgian rave , a bit of a culture shock for many people at the time. Farley was asked to come in and play the Hi-NRG stuff in his place and that, as they say, was that. Changing to house music around 1993, Andy began to play at other clubs in and around Birmingham, before beginning his residency at Sundissential in 1996 and he hasn?t looked back since, guesting all around the UK and indeed the rest of the world. **Track List** * Andy Farley vs Vinylgroover & The Red Hed - Hunter (Original Mix) * Andy Farley - Barriers (Original Mix) * Bk & Andy Farley - Face facts * Ben Stevens & Andy Farley - Move Your Rover (Original Mix) * Andy Farley & Colin Barratt - Reprezent (Original Mix) * Andy Farley & Paul Janes - I Can Feel It (Original Mix) * Andy Farley & BK Beef Jerky * BK & Andy Farley - Khemikal Imbalance (Original Mix) * Andy Farley & Simon Hill - Never Too Late (Original Mix) * Prime Mover - Perfect Organism (Andy Farley Remix) * Andy Farley & Steve Tremlett - Watch Out (Original Mix) * Andy Farley - Destroy The Sound (Original Mix) * Psyclone - Good Side (Andy Farley Remix) * Nik Denton & Andy Farley - Big Dipper (Original Mix) * Equinox - Puma (Andy Farley Remix) * Andy Farley And BK - Devastating