Ben Gomori is a UK DJ, producer, PR and journalist based in London. Born in Cambridge to Hungarian parents, he starts with dance music after hearing his older brother’s hardcore and jungle tapes at the age of 10, and goes on to build a broad approach to DJing across house and related club sounds.

DJing and style

He plays across the house music spectrum, including deep, funky, dirty, electro, progressive and techy styles, and also plays occasional deep and groovy downtempo sets. His mixing is described as energetic and involved, using effects from a Kaoss Pad II together with cutting and EQ work on the mixer, while also allowing tracks space when needed.

Residencies and clubs

Gomori is a resident for Going Places, the monthly night at Turnmills, which helps introduce artists including Chopstick!, Erick E and Muzzaik to the UK. He is also a resident for Maximal at The Key and The Cross, a party that features DJs such as Switch, Paul Woolford and Rene Amesz.

Broadcasts, festivals and competitions

He wins four separate DJ competitions, plays twice at Sziget in Hungary, and appears on Budapest’s Tilos Radio as well as BBC 6 Music. He also makes his Ibiza debut at The Orange Corner and plays twice at both Global Gathering and Creamfields.

Production work

Alongside DJing, he develops a production career, working with techno artist Saytek and, with Pete Hammond, remixing Richard Belsom for Jack Digitals and Brisker & Magitman for AVA Recordings. His Red Lake bootleg of “Changes Alright” is played three weeks in a row by Judge Jules on BBC Radio 1 and is named his Tried & Tested Tune of the Week. His productions and bootlegs also receive support from DJs including Anthony Pappa, Larry Tee, Jesse Rose, Erick E, Tim Sheridan, Anil Chawla, Mason and The Catz.