Scott Evans
Scott Evans

Artist
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I play house, from the funkier side through to deeper cuts. The Fusion Sessions and Funky Disco Soul mixes are two places to start listening.

For a booking, tell me about the date, venue and the music you have in mind.

My biography and portrait, ready for your event listing or press feature.

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The artist · House music

Scott
Evans

From funk and Afrobeat to house. Here’s how those sounds found their way into my sets.

The music I grew up with still finds its way into the house sets I play today.

It starts
with listening

From BMX bikes to turntables, music has been the thread running through my life. Funk and Afrobeat taught me to listen for the groove. Garage and drum and bass opened up a different kind of energy. House gave those influences somewhere to meet.

I’ve played underground parties, held club residencies and spent time on dance floors from London to Ibiza. I’m now based in Vienna, still drawing on the sounds that first got me interested in DJing.

Tech house, funky house and deeper tracks all have a place in my sets. An unexpected remix can change the direction; the next track can bring it back. I enjoy finding those connections as the mix develops.

Close-up of mixing software channels and effects
The practical side of the music: levels, detail and preparation.
Close-up of studio equipment controls and patch cables
A closer look at the tools around the music.

Inside
Fusion Radio

Fusion Radio branded sleeve and vinyl artwork
Fusion Radio artwork

Fusion Radio is where you can hear those influences in my mixes, alongside guest sets from PUGA and EFUNK. The Fusion Sessions, Funky Disco Soul and Deep Tech House recordings offer different starting points.

Choose one of my sets to get a feel for what I play, or try a guest mix to hear another DJ’s choices. You can browse the recordings and listen on the Radio page.

I also build DJ tools for the work around a set: checking tempo, planning playing time and working through gig costs. You can try them in the tools directory.

Planning
a night

If you’re looking for a house DJ for your event, listen to a mix and see if the sound fits. Then tell me what you’re planning.

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