MARY JANE's Page

What's in your crate?

Acid, Breakbeat / Breaks, Downtempo, Drum n' Bass, Electro, House, Minimal, Techno, Trance, Tribal, Trip-Hop

How would you best describe your industry role?

DJ, Producer, Promoter, Music Lover

In the booth, what media do you prefer to use?

Digital Media, CD, Vinyl

Who and what are your influences? Current and Past...

too many to list....stay tuned ha!

Please tell us about yourself.

Mary Jane has been a DJ traveling all over the states, playing raves, festivals, and nightclubs. She has been performing 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, Carbondale, Springfield, New Orleans, Houston, Kansas City, Fayetteville, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and many more. 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, Baby Anne, Micro, Dylan, Craze, George Acosta, Evol Intent, Micro, Mark Farina, Boo Williams, and many more.

She also promotes shows with her group ESP, and has run 2 different record stores. Mary Jane resided at such venues in Memphis, such as Club Vision, Madison Flame, Full Moon Club, Neil's, XY&Z, Hard Rock Cafe, Escape, and currently Nocturnal, where she also often organized the events as well under the ESP moniker. 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 and tech 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. and online radio Afterhours's Dj's and LFO Radio.

Myspace or Facebook?

http://www.myspace.com/maryjane_esp