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The world changed in 1995. DVD's were first introduced, O.J. Simpson was on trial for murder, and Deejay Julliette discovered the art of playing records. One rainy night she began her expedition in a small dorm room in Seattle on a pair of belt-driven Gemini turntables. Shortly after that fateful night, Julliette moved home to Salt Lake City, upgraded to two Technic 1200's, and within 6 years became one of the most talented and respected deejays in Utah. Now, 11 years and hundreds of events later she is still pounding out the beats for bass junkies nationwide. 

SLC launched Julliette's career to levels beyond her wildest dreams. It was there where she refined her skills and helped bring Drum'n'Bass into the limelight; giving it the respect it deserves. She was voted the #1 Junglist in Utah by the Vibe listeners' poll for 1999 & 2000, the second place Finalist in the 1st Annual Defcon Deejay battle, and was the second most booked local deejay (in Utah) of 1999. In 2000 Julliette held two rotating residencies in Salt Lake City; Thursday nights - Joyride @ Axis (featured in Mixer magazine as the 3rd best club in America by Dj Diciple), and Drum'n'Bass Wednesdays @ Bricks with fellow deejay Dub142. 

In 2001 Julliette decided it was time to broaden her horizons. She packed her bags, and moved to Tempe, Arizona, to attend the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences. After graduating at the top of her class, she moved on to Los Angeles to complete an internship with Sony Studios where she learned about the finer points of recording & production for film.  

Currently, Julliette is based out of Madison, WI, where most of her time is spent playing records and working on original tracks due for release in 2007. Recently, she has joined the crew of Midget Lover Records where her mastering touch can be heard on Scuba Chicken's newest release 'Let's Play Doctor' featuring artists Awol One, Roach the DJ, and Peanut Butter Wolf.