For the next six years Paul became integral to the colossal rise of the legendary club night Cream, where he regularly provided the soundtrack in the Annexe Room alongise such legendary DJs as Paul Oakenfold, Carl Cox and Sasha. By the mid-90s, Paul was touring the world under the Cream banner while collaborating with the Techno legend Andy Weatherall and house pioneer Matthew Robberts. By the turn of the millennium he had established a reputation as a globally recognised and exceptionally talented DJ, joining the likes of Danny Rampling, Paul Oakenfold and Seb Fontaine in the annals of dance music history.

As Paul’s career progressed, his acclaim grew and accolades mounted up – he has been included in DJ Mag’s top 100 and been crowned Muzik’s leading resident DJ. It was not long before he and Oakenfold would take on Cream Courtyard Arena to play legendary nights that are still remembered today. As the Millenium came and went, and the club closed, Paul continued to tour the world under the Cream brand before taking some time out of the scene to pursue other creative endeavours.

After some six years away from the decks, Paul answered the calling for his return to venues across Liverpool. It wasn’t long before he was a fixture on the UK circuit once again, playing incredible sets at classic events like Creamfields, Golden Dance Fest and Colours in Glasgow. 2016 saw Paul return to production, releasing hotly-anticipated tracks on influential imprint Big Fist and unsurprisingly reaching the top spot in the DJ Trackitdown charts. With new branded tours in the pipeline and dates in the calendar across the world, 2019 will see this house music visionary reinstate his position as a leader of the scene and a globally successful DJ.

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