Kris Nebroso, a.k.a Chris Osborne, is a DJ / Producer from Cornwall who started his everlasting passion for Dance music back in 1998. It was back then that he was lucky enough to catch on to the 'nu wave' of trance that was being produced at that time. His passion for electronic music started way before this though, thanks to a childhood of constantly listening to various electronic music, from artists such as; Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis and Mike Oldfield etc. It was also back in 1998 that Kris started to broadcast live, on-air radio shows for Airwaves - a local youth radio station that broadcasted mainly to Camborne & Redruth. For almost ten years now, Kris Nebroso has made appearances at various venues throughout Cornwall. His DJ sets are all about the highest quality 'Progressive' tunes. Aside from DJ-ing, Kris is also gaining gradual recognition as a respected producer. Recently signed 'Divinity' has so far recieved support from headline djs. His latest offering, 'Vedana', which sees him edging towards his more progressive style is set for release later in the year.
Starting as a bedroom DJ at just 14 years old, DJ Max Honeyman taught himself the basics on a pair of belt drives and 3 happy hardcore records. Testing his ability at the local under 18’s Clubs (as he was still a minor) and in search of experience he moved to the bright lights of Newquay, playing at parties and pubs.
He was offered his first full time residency at Gossips in St.Austell playing every Friday and Saturday night from 2001-2003. These were busy years for him, gaining an immense amount of skill, confidence and a brand new style of funky house, electro and breaks. In 2002 Dj Max Honeyman was the supporting DJ for Stretch and Vern at the Cornwall’s number one Run to the Sun event held in Newquay, before securing his second residency at the Barn Night Club in Penzance.
In 2006 Max entered the Movida Corona DJ Competition, starting off in the Southwest at the Koola bar, Newquay, he came first and won himself a place in the second round of the competition held at Bournemouth’s Opera House. Finally after competing against 500 hopeful entries he gained second place at the UK finals held at The Ministry of Sound, London.
