"Don't bother it's too hard and you won't be able to do it" -
a Quote from 'Most of my friends' 1999

As cliched as it sounds, I knew I wanted to be a DJ from the tender age of 15 when I was an underage nightclub turntablist, although being in a small country town meant I was more likely to play Richard Marx than Jack to the Sound of the Underground. I knew I wanted more out of life and, moth-like, flittered pennilessly to the bright lights of Brisbane in 1990.

Once there, the much maligned Valley and the BEAT beckoned and a journey into the world of clubbing we all know and love so well began in earnest. DJ Edwin was the kindest of teachers who gladly introduced me to the finer points of mixing and Dj-ing in general and so a cycle of party-party-practice trundled through until 1996 when I got a job at Central Station where most of my hard earned income went into the endless abyss that is vinyl.

Dj THIEF and Jason from the Adventjah Team gave me my first gigs at System 6 and PEACE in 1998 and i've started from the bottom, learning and growing into the residency I have for both today. I'd always imagined writing tunes knowing that I had an ear for it but lacked a starting point until I met NIL in late 1999 (the ever so handsome and good smelling Nil thanks! - Nil).

2000 was my busiest year yet, finishing a Sytem 6 tour of Melbourne (Vic) and Adelaide (SA) with the Hard Kandy crew, a live set with Nil at Adventjah 2000 and Circus -X 2001and a swift sojourn to Darwin (NT) (damn this country is BIG) and i'm genuinely excited about 2001 which, can only get bigger and better.

It's taken 12 months, a lot of patience and an iron-resolved ignorance of everyones negativity to sit on the grassy knoll of releasedom and I can only offer hugs and kisses to John and Rachael for their faith and patience which I hope to repay in full.

"This is not over yet..."

Lots of love, Miss Tracy XXX

Mail me at - misstracy@djmisstracy.com



me and rachel auburn on new years day 2003