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Years Djing
20

Affiliations
Electric Soul Patrol
Journees Music

Styles
Progressive House, Tech House, Dubby House, Hard Trance, Tech Trance, Progressive Trance, Tribal, Techno, Funky House, Acid, Nu Skool Breaks, Electro, Downtempo, Minimal

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Mary Jane has indeed been gaining a response within the dj community for well over a decade. She is the owner, soul, creator, and true backbone of the Electric Soul Patrol..

Being from a large family with many brothers and sisters, Mary often was exposed to many different types of music, in which deeply inspired and motivated her. She began to play drums in high school with a group of friends in a garage band playing everything from Pink Floyd to Slayer to Jimi Hendrix, and everything in between. The rhythms were very spiritual and moving to her, and thus Mary Jane began her clubbbing experience in Memphis around 1989, where she soon was drawn in to the sounds being played by some of the local dj's at the time. She became fascinated by the genres being played such as disco, industrial, acid house, hip house, 80's synth pop and alternative dance, new beat, etc. Mary was so inspired and drawn into these sounds, that she later bought some dj equipment and taught herself how to spin. Her musical influences were far and wide, spanning everything from Depeche Mode, Erasure, New Order, Skinny Puppy, Ministry, Nine Inch Nails, as well as early break beat, now being called drum & bass, along with techno, trance, and house.

In 1993 she left Memphis and moved down to New Orleans where she began throwing some of the cities first parties and raves under the moniker, Whatever Productions. Mary Jane also held a deep passion for sound and lights, and soon bought some of her own gear. She later was even being a light and sound tech at many of the New Orleans shows, controlling intelligent lighting for such artists as Astral Matrix, Rabbit in the Moon, and more. In New Orleans she often worked beside another production company, then called Moon Patrol, which later evolved into Freebass Society and later changed names again to Disco Productions. Years later, Mary Jane and the rest of ESP, along with founder of Disco Productions, "Disco" Donnie Estopinal, co-promoted some events together in Memphis. She was often seen behind the scenes lending a hand at many Louisiana shows, plus still getting her feet wet in the dj circuit, spinning a few shows here and there, playing a mixture of progressive trance, breaks, techno, and house.

In 1996 she came back to her hometown of Memphis and opened up Millennium Records, Memphis' premier dj and electronic shop. Upon doing so, Mary Jane also became affiliated with another production company entitled Squatch Productions, who also threw parties and events in the Memphis area. Squatch brought out such talent as Rabbit in the Moon, DJ Liquid, Doc Martin, and many more dj's and performers, which brought back life into the then struggling Memphis scene. Soon after, Mary Jane left Squatch and started up another production, her current company entitled Electric Soul Patrol, or ESP for short. She soon was seen playing events all over the country and quickly was making a name for herself, spinning a combination of hard trance, acid trance, and acid techno, with furious BPMs & raging,pounding kicks. While doing so, she still was throwing parties, running sound and lights, and running her record store, Millennium.

Mary Jane quickly expanded her dj career playing almost every weekend in Memphis and thoughout the country. She played in such cites as Nashville, St. Louis, Little Rock, Jackson, Birmingham, Atlanta, Huntsville, Denver, Houston, Kansas City, Fayetteville, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and many more. Kids were soon entranced by the Mary Jane sound,as she graced the stage with such performers and dj's as Paul Oakenfold, Sandra Collins, Frankie Bones, Timo Maas, Max Graham, Quivver, Mark Farina, Richie Hawtin, Derrick Carter, DRC, DJ Tron, DJ Huggie, DJ Speedy, DJ Demonixx aka The Liquid Method, John Kelly, Stryfe, DJ Funk, Bam Bam, Andy Hughes, Omar Santana, Collette, Dan Efex, Leon Alexander, CJ Bolland, DMX, Spacegirl, D.D.R., Monk, Jazz-E, Moda, Thee-O, Terry Mullan, Feelgood, Donald Glaude, D-Fuse, Dave London, Christopher Lawrence, Dieselboy, Grooverider, Woody McBride, Crystal Method, Evil Nine, DJ Icey, Baby Anne, Micro, Dylan, Craze, George Acosta, Evol Intent, Micro, John Larner, DJ Heather, DJ Nitro, Vitamin D, Grooverider, Terrence Dixon, Mea, Adam Freeland, Deepsky, Prototype 909, Boo Williams, Larry Heard, Richard Vision, Bassnectar, Astal Projection, Tech Itch, Dylan, Jackal & Hyde and many more.

She later closed Millennium to start other ventures, in which she soon was a resident dj at many clubs and weeklies. Mary Jane resided at such venues in Memphis, such as Club Vision, Madison Flame, Full Moon Club, Neil's, XY&Z, Nocturnal, Escape, Hard Rock Cafe, where she also often organized the events as well under the ESP moniker. In the summer of 2003, Mary helped bring in such talent to the Hard Rock Cafe, such as Paul Oakenfold, Sandra Collins, Garth, Deepsky, Crystal Method, Evil Nine, and many more area and local dj's. She spun her progressive sounds alongside such great talent, while turning some heads and opening some new ears. While doing so, she was featured in the Memphis newspapers, The Commercial Appeal and the Memphis Flyer, who were both trying to expose the Memphis electronic scene. Mary Jane also performed sets on the radio, such as 89.9 WEVL on the Hitchhiher's Dance Guide, America's longest running dance show on the air, hosted by fellow ESP cohort, Stephen Schocke, as well as the Electric X show on Memphis radio 93 XFM, hosted by Crate. Online radio Afterhours's Dj's also featured Mary's demo Whispers of a Nameless Fear, an exquisite mix compilation. Another highlight was a guest dj spot at Memphis' hot club, Senses Nightclub, the cites premier nightclub focusing on electronic dance music.

In the Spring of 2005, Mary Jane was asked to join Journees Music , headed by Dj Liquid of San Francisco, CA. She is featured amongst other dj's and performers such as Vicious Vic, DJ Who, Bahamut, Jim Hopkins, Stryfe, The Liquid Method, Chris Anderson, Rob E, Vapourspace, and many more. The artists are currently planning a summer tour for 2005, called the Journees Music Road Warriors Extravaganza Tour 2005!!

The fall of 2005 Mary Jane djed and co-promoted the Luscious UltraClub Series In Memphis, featuring Mark Farina, Simply Jeff, and John Kelley. She has also spun at various other events. In the future Mary Jane still plans on djing, producing, and throwing more events to help boost the Memphis scene once again. She also holds a deep interest in music production, in which she just produced her own track, entitled "Creeper (MJ's Wicked Strain Mix)", which was co-produced and remixed by Plan B and Mid South Remixers, taking her entire career to that next level. Currently she continues to DJ in Memphis. She also hosts her own online radio show called "Release" on LFO RADIO, www.lforadio.com. Tune in or see her a dancefloor near you!