Josh Craig has been playing for packed crowds for over seven years in Salt Lake City as well as Phoenix, Boise, and Los Angeles.    He has had the opportunity to play along side such talented artists as Uberzone, Barry Weaver, Micro, Donald Glaud, Dj Dan, Cirrus, John Kelly, Mota, DRC, Robbie Hardkiss, Garth, and too many others to name.

           

It was in September of 95 when Josh first heard electronic dance music.  He was instantly hooked.  He immediatly surrounded himself in the underground dance culture and bought his first set of Dj equipment.  With help of; Dj beaker, Dan Newman, and Mike Burmister, Josh started his first club called "The Underground".  Still only 16 years old it was quite the experience.  It was just a small underground club, but it was a great way to get himself more involved in the scene. 

 

            In the fall of 98' Josh along with Beaker released their first mixed tape, intitled "Beaker vs. Josh Craig."   After the release of the tape Josh and Beaker new it had come time to step it up a level, and in 99' they started playing shows together on 4 turntables.  This rapidly increased their popularity.  Playing together gained them the respect of the D.j. community, and got them weekly bookings.

 

In June of 2000 Josh and Beaker realeased "Tech Files 1.1"  This cd was their first professional recording and showed their love for house music.  This immidiatly sparked the intrests of promotors around and they got their first booking in Pheonix. Shortly after returning Josh decided to spend a year away from the scene and work on toneing his skills.  Josh had litteraly locked him self in his room for a year and when he came out he had taken thing's to a new level. 

In July of 2001 Josh and Beaker released "Tech Files 2.0" which once again showed their range in styles.  After the release Josh decieded to move to L.A. to go to school.  With the suclusion of being in a new city and spending most of his time in school, Josh has been able to once again add to his bag of tricks.  He thrives on making his musical style centered around the dancers.