Duff Disco is a nu-disco and house artist known for edits and remixes that circulate in the club and record-shop circuit. He gains attention for work championed by Greg Wilson, The Revenge and The 6th Borough Project, and for moving into a crowded edit market while making a distinct impact.

He releases a much-discussed remix of Dan Black’s Symphonies on Polydor, followed by edits of The Thin White Duke, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Mark Morrison, Steve Miller Band and Stretch. These releases appear in the top sales charts at Juno, and several are selected as Phonica Essentials and as record of the week at Piccadilly Records.

His edits are described through their tight, driving groove and dancefloor focus, with the material presented as reworks that are recognisably built around well-known songs but arranged in a way that avoids obvious treatment.