Kam Denny

Melbourne based Kam Denny has been producing and DJing for over 12 years, first joining the Vicious fold back in 1996 as one half of Krank'. The act was the first signing on the Vicious Grooves' label with a dark, funky edged tune Circulate' In early 2001 Kam rejoined the label with his first solo project, 16 th Element', and released the double A-side Warp' and Well Strung'. The record quickly gained international support from DJ heavyweights Roger Sanchez, Danny Rampling, Timo Maas, Eric Morrillo and Pete Tong, to mention a few.

Receiving plays on Radio One's Essential Selection' and appearing near the top of most dance music charts across the globe, Warp/Well strung' went on to become a club monster licensed to Subliminal' in the U.S, Loaded' in the UK, as well as labels in Canada, Belgium, Spain and Italy. A string of international and local remix/productions followed under the 16 th Element guise (see discography), as well as numerous interviews for worldwide DJ and music press such as Muzik Magazine, Jockey Slut and Ministry Magazine. Kam has also released cuts on a more underground/tribal tip under the pseudonym of Neurotic Jock'. The debut single for such, Therapy', was thumped out by the likes of Danny Tenaglia and Seb Fontaine. In 2004 Neurotic Jock's Tribal Beats' was signed in the U.S on Subliminal's sister label Sondos', and again received strong international DJ support.

More recently, Kam has joined forces with DJ/producer Andy Van as one half of Vandalism'. In early 2005 their cover of Blur's Girls and Boys' ripped up dance floors across the country, holding a Top 10 position in the ARIA club charts for over 12 weeks. The pair have already completed a Vandalism remix for Ministry of Sound and have performed DJ sets across the country. Kam and Andy are currently rounding off on the second Vandalism single, Never Say Never'.