Jules began playing in 1987, since then he has played across the length and breadth of the United Kingdom and on almost every continent in the world. Jules is now at the peak of his profession, with his worldwide appeal ever increasing. He blends passion with technically brilliant sets that maintain his domestic and international demand.

Over the past five years, he has risen to meteoric success. In 1998 was voted No.3 in the 'Top 150 DJs in the World' in DJ Magazine, along with the No.1 position at the 'Mixmag Clublife / BBC2 Awards'.

In 1999, Jules was voted 'Best DJ' at the Muzik Awards and No.1. in the 'Mixmag Readers' Poll', at the Ministry Awards Jules won 'Best DJ' and 'Best Radio DJ' and at one of the final award ceremonies of the year, the 'Smirnoff Dance Awards" in Ireland, Jules won "Best International DJ". Judge Jules has in essence 'cleaned-up' in '99, collecting most of the major titles at all the music awards.

In 2000 Jules got the No.6 spot in the DJ Magazine 'Top 100 DJs in the World' and has added to this accolade by winning the 'Best Radio DJ' at the Smirnoff Dance Star Awards and 'Best International DJ' at the BBM Awards.

In 2001, Jules has been the 'Best Radio DJ' for the second year running at the Smirnoff Dance Star Awards. In September 2001, Jules won the 'Best Trance DJ' category at the 'Ibiza Pascha Awards 2001'. He also picked up the 'Best International DJ' at the BBM Awards at the end of the year.

Jules played all the top club nights in the UK: Cream,Gods Kitchen, Miss Moneypennys, Progress, Passion, Temple Theatre (Dublin), Serious @ The Cross, Inside Out (Glasgow), Gatecrasher (Residency)

Jules is said to be the largest crowd-puller on the club circuit and has been titled 'The Peoples DJ' in the majority of the dance music press. Jules also plays regularly in Europe, the U.S., the Southern hemisphere (e.g. Brazil, Argentina, Australia, Hong Kong and Singapore to name but a few), on the African continent (e.g. The Pyramids, Egypt) and also U.A.E.

Jules started radio djing in 1987 on the then pirate radio station, Kiss FM that went legal in 1990. Jules hosted Kiss' two flagship weekend shows. Jules' shows were syndicated to Manchester / NW and Yorkshire with audience figures for the syndicated show topping 250,000. Jules won three consecutive Kiss FM awards for 'Best Club DJ 91-94'.

Then in October 1997, Jules moved to BBC Radio 1 (Saturday's 5pm - 7pm) and now broadcasts to over 2.2 million per week, which Jules has maintained and increased in 2001. In 2000 Jules has continued his University tours for Radio 1 and will be increasing his live shows in 2001/2002 on Friday nights from around the UK.

Over the decade that Jules has been within the Music Industry, he has written articles for The Face, I-D, Time Out, Record Mirror and Mixmag (current Music Reviews page). Jules has also featured in the above and all the top music publications that are circulating at present: Ministry Magazine, Muzik, DJ Magazine, M8, Seven, BBM, Flipside, Bassline, BPM, Fast Times and numerous others, in this country and overseas.

At present Jules is working with Paul Masterson on their 'Hi-Gate' project. Their third release due called 'You & me', which follows 'Pitchin', which rose to number six in the national charts, 'I Can Hear Voices/Caned & Unable' and then 'Gonna Work It Out' which have all made the 'Top Twenty' in 2001. Jules completed an album with Paul, which was released in 2002. They have a number of production guises; one of the more memorable names is 'Yomanda'. Jules has previously worked with John Kelly under the guise of 'Sticks 'n' Stoned'.

Jules has produced and mixed a number of top selling compilations; Kiss in Ibiza '96; Retrospective of House Vol.1 & Vol.2; Journeys By DJ Vol.2 & Dance Wars; Positiva - Phase One; Introspective of House - 1st Dimension, including ten for the 'Ministry' record label ('Ministry of Sound Vol.3 & 4, Ministry Classics' and 'Ministry Clubbers Guide to....' plus various 'Ministry Annuals'), three of which became the biggest sellers in '98.

In '99 & 2000, Jules wrote remixes for Sonique and co-produced for Angelic in 2000 & 2001. Jules also joined the Serious Records team in 2001 becoming the 'Head of A&R' for the ever-expanding label and producing his CD compilations - 'Clubbed' on Serious Records also, after his contract with Ministry of Sound ended in 2002. Jules and Paul will have a number of productions that was released in the first half of 2002 under various pseudonyms.

Jules was the presenter and anchorman on Kiss TV's "Judge and The Jury" which appeared weekly on Granada's satellite channel. Jules has also had numerous TV appearances on mainstream programmes including: Big Breakfast, South Bank Show, Kilroy, Hypnosis, South East At Six, MTV, O-zone and regular appearances on Club@vision, with co-presentation work on BPM. In addition, during the summer '99 Jules consulted on 'Kevin & Perry' - Harry Enfield's film on Tiger Aspect Productions.

To add to this already colourful career, after the success of Jules' night - Judgement Sunday's @ Eden in Ibiza in 2000, the night has rapidly grown over the last 4 years and is now established as one of the premier nights in Ibiza. It has now come to the British Isles and holds events on bank holiday weekends.