Over 32,000 votes have been counted and the results are in! Congratulations to all the DJs and thanks to everyone who voted. Here is the 2004 Technics inthemix50:
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DJ
State
LY
1
Kid Kenobi
NSW
-
2
Mark Dynamix
NSW
-
3
Nik Fish
NSW
1
4
Bexta
NSW
1
5
Phil K
VIC
4
6
Pee Wee Ferris
NSW
4
7
Jason Midro
VIC
1
8
Illya
NSW
10
9
Archie
NSW
17
10
Ajax
NSW
34
11
Amber Savage
NSW
30
12
Kate Monroe
NSW
15
13
Shamus
NSW
1
14
John Course
VIC
11
15
Yoshi
NSW
2
16
Master Kaos
VIC
3
17
JosH
SA
9
18
Alex Taylor
NSW
1
19
Nervous
NSW
22
20
Kenny L
WA
21
Jumping Jack
NSW
12
22
Boogs
VIC
14
23
Hellraiser
VIC
4
24
John Ferris
NSW
25
Simon Barwood
WA
14
26
Greg Packer
WA
10
27
Ben Korbel
NSW
21
28
Q45
NSW
16
29
Dexter
VIC
30
Sean Quinn
VIC
7
31
Baby Gee
QLD
4
32
Nick Skitz
NSW
33
Robbie Lowe
NSW
1
34
Matt Roberts
NSW
35
Scott Alert
VIC
5
36
Matt Nugent
QLD
14
37
Goodwill
NSW
38
Crispin
NSW
17
39
GT
NSW
40
Sample Gee
NSW
35
41
Kristian Hernandez
QLD
42
Micah
WA
43
Craig Obey
NSW
5
44
Cadell
NSW
45
Phil Smart
NSW
15
46
Trent Anthony
NSW
34
47
Luke Chable
VIC
48
Rob Kay
ACT
12
49
Neal Crawford
NSW
50
Matt Kitshon
QLD
KEY:
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Voted Australia’s favourite DJ for another year, Kid Kenobi’s popularity shows no signs of slowing down in 2004. Focusing much of his time on production and remix work of late, Kenobi has received widespread acclaim from around Australia and Europe. As Australia’s favourite breakbeat DJ, Kenobi plays regularly at gigs all over the country, often drawing crowds bigger than many international headline DJs. After winning the first ever Technics inthemix50 DJ Poll in 2003, Kenobi can now add the title of Number 1 DJ for 2004 to his mantle!
Maintaining his position at the number 2 spot in 2004, Mark Dynamix has further solidified his status as one of Australia’s most admired DJs. With a reputation for an eclectic and diverse style, Dynamix is able to play across a number of genres and styles, including progressive, techno, house, and breaks.
The undisputed king of Australia’s hard dance scene, Nik Fish’s popularity has continued to grow in 2004. With frequent gigs around the country, a number of mix CDs to his name, and his new record label (Venom Music) continuing to grow, Fish’s fans helped him to climb one spot to number 3.
Proving to be Australia’s highest ranking female DJ once again in 2004, all eyes are on Bexta this year as she gears up to release her long awaited new album.
Rapidly gaining notoriety on the international stage for his frequent tours and recent Renaissance mix CD, Melbourne’s Phil K was the highest ranking Victorian DJ.
Introduced for the first time in 2004, here's the results of the Top 5 International DJ Poll presented by SMIRNOFF® ICE.
Trance dominates with Tiesto, Armin & PVD filling up 3 of the 5 spots with regular visitors Krafy Kuts & Groove Armada also making the list.
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