Rob da Bank

Launched from the illustriously monikered Rob Da Loan company in 1995 at South London’s Tearooms des Artistes, Sunday Perfect demonstrated a pioneer of what later on became referred to as club culture, with an emphasis less about dance than a calm accompaniment to plank game titles, chitchat, and sleepy weekend pints. The unavoidable eponymously monikered label premiered two years afterwards championed this eased hearing through some compilations that pioneered materials from famous brands Groove Armada, Lemon Jelly, and Bent, aswell as Da Bank’s personal Lazyboy task. As the profile from the citizen DJ improved, both during the night and with a sideline into journalism, where he increased through the rates at Muzik journal before overtaking the dance music portion of Worldpop.com, Da Standard bank became increasingly synonymous with chill-out. He is now able to be discovered championing the music via his late-night defeat broadcasts with Chris Coco from your U.K.’s just national display of its kind, Radio One’s Blue Space.