Matt Davey – A Nottingham born DJ and producer whose love for electronic dance music became apparent at an early age. Whilst growing up he was hugely influenced by a synth filled era lead by Paul van Dyk, Ferry Corsten and Armin van Buuren. The powerful uplifting atmospheres created by these artists fascinated Matt to the extent of creating such an aura of his own.

This inspired him to delve deeper into the musical world, purchasing his own decks and building his own studio. Matt quickly learnt the art of blending music together, adapting to modern digital times, mixing in and out of different genres varying from House, Trance and Techno.

With a unique creative approach to mixing, his driving energetic style combined with the harmonic swapping of bass lines never fails to impress any crowd he plays to. In the last year alone Matt has showcased his playing talents over a broad spectrum, from regular peak time sets with Gatecrasher to warm up sets at Digital Society's Invitation. Matt's ability to build such creative sets has caused quite a stir on the DJ circuit as of late, to such an extent of being asked to provide a guest mix for none other than the legend that is Dave Pearce! For his ‘Trancecast Show'. Dave is said to have been following Matt's career progression and be extremely glad to have him on the show. This is quite some achievement to be noticed as a future star by someone with such stature as Dave Pearce!

Whilst still relatively new to the production scene, Matt has learnt much from time spent in the studio with some of the countries finest producers. His first track entitled “Back in the Day” featuring remixes from Paul Trainer, Paul Vinitsky and Estigma is due for release on Nu-Depth Recordings in the very near future. Matt Davey's modern day remake of the classic “The Dirt Devils – The Drill” gained massive global support from the likes of Gareth Emery, Sean Tyas, Mark Sherry, Scott Project, Paul Webster and Adam Foley to name but a few.

December 2010 will see the first releases under his new ‘Mike Delta' alias, giving Matt a broader production spectrum and allowing him to be more dynamic with his releases. The Mike Delta sound is based more around the groove with a combination of cool percussion and big chunky bass lines.

With an unlimited future ahead of him, Matt Davey is definitely one to watch out for in 2011!