"I haven't had a weekend to myself in 15 years" quotes Graeme. You'd probably want a weekend off at some point soon if you were as busy as Graeme Park.

From his humble beginnings as a Sax player in a local band, Graeme Park went on to become one of the most infamous DJs at the now legendary “Hacienda” in “Madchester”.

These days, Graeme travels far & wide dropping his unique style of house music. Whethers it’s funky, classic, big room, electro, vocal or disco, if it’s house music, it gets played!!

You’ve been DJing for over 20 years now and seen lots of changes (good and bad) but what’s been the best & the worst in your opinion?
"The best thing has been the way dance music & house has always embraced new sounds and styles and technology to move forward and stay fresh. The worst thing is how that same technology (which has become cheaper and more accessible) has lead to a glut of unoriginal, uninspiring and utterly uninteresting tunes that all sound the same. Nobody seems to want to try something new anymore. "

You must have seen some pretty random things in your career, especially at all the early raves. What’s the most memorable and / or random thing you’ve seen.
"People falling off of stages, scaffolding, speakers or trying to dance in thick, gloopy mud has always made me smile (assuming nobody gets hurt of course) and I’ve seen loads of that. It’s always particularly funny when they get up and continue dancing as if nothings happened."

The Hacienda… some of our younger readers may not know about this illustrious club – can you tell them a little bit about it?
"It was quite simply the greatest club that ever was. It was an honour and privilege to DJ there for 8 years. We will never see a club like it again."

What did “The Hacienda” mean to you & the UK dance scene?
"It was the first club in the UK to play house music and be totally open minded and supportive of its staff and punters. So rare to find any club that would do so these days."