Mauro Picotto, Judge Jules, Pete Tong and Fergie all love Nick Sentience! At 23 Nick’s electrifying brand of uptempo, driving, pumping, dirty tech-trance and the hardest house is twisting dancefloors worldwide. Mixmag, M8, 7 Magazine, Muzik and Wax have all made Nick’s productions single of the month . One of the faces of 2001, Nick is set to rip through clubs everywhere in 2002.

Nick mixed both “Big Room DJs” and “Big Room DJs 2” as well as “International Big Room Tunes”. He also mixed the covermount CD for the May 2001 issue of Muzik.

Nick’s massive anthems “(Instru)MENTAL / DMC” were Ministry singles of the month in May 2001 and his major label remix, “Storm” by Storm hit the UK top 40 with a bang. Unmissable.

Nick’s innovative and genre busting fusion of the finer elements of techno, trance and harder house have won him many requests for international tours.

Following his sell out debut tour of Japan, Nick was personally chosen to support Judge Jules on his recent tour of Japan. Nick is returning to Japan in May 2002.

Nick has built up a huge following in Australia and New Zealand and has recently completed his fourth tour from February-March this year taking in every major city and all the finest venues. In 2001, Nick set alight Holland, Ibiza and Argentina.

Nick’s production and remix work has received widespread acclaim and exposure in all leading industry publications. Nick’s productions are played by a who’s who of the Hard House, trance and premier league DJ fraternity. From Judge Jules to Ian M, Andy Farley to Nick Warren, Sentience has been played and plays to the nations’ finer dancefloors.

Nick created the awesome remix of the UK top 3 smash, “Time to Burn” by Storm on Ministry of Sound and the scintillating remix of the huge “Played Alive” by Safri Duo on AM:PM. “Purple Twilight” ripped through dancefloors and his joint releases with Phil Reynolds, “(Instru)MENTAL” and “Back to Front” drive clubbers nationwide into a state of frenzy.

Nick’s release with Andy Farley “Checkmate” was part of the DJ Nation collaboration which hit at number 40 in the UK national charts.

Both the album “Big Room DJs” and Nick were reviewed/interviewed by Mixmag, Ministry, Wax, M8, Muzik and DJ mag. This is increasing Nick’s large profile. Nick was voted 74 out of the top 100 International DJs 2001 by DJ magazine.

In Ministry January 2002, Anne Savage quotes “Darlings of Hard Dance Nick and Ben do a cover of all-time classic “Flash” by BBE and take it to the level it fully deserves…..A Guaranteed smash!”

Nick was filmed by Channel 4 live at Creamfields August 2002. This was shown as part of a series on music events on Channel 4 in October 2002.