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Name
  
Paul Masterson

Role
  
Record Producer

Music group
  
Hi-Gate



Albums
  
Passion 2013 (feat. Luvain)

Similar People
  
DJ Uto, Judge Jules, Micky Modelle, BK, Nicky Romero

Paul Masterson (born Paul Kevin Masterson) is a Northern Irish DJ and record producer, originally from Belfast and now living in London.

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Recording as Amen! UK he had a hi-NRG hit with "Passion", released by Deconstruction Records in 1995. Billboard magazine described it as being "underlined by an intangible but apparent reverence for hi-NRG architects, such as the late Patrick Cowley", praising the track's "crazy-catchy chorus" while slightly criticizing the lack of "meaty" lyrics otherwise.

As Paul Masterson presents Sushi he had another hit with "The Earthshaker" in 2002. He has used various recording aliases since 1995, which are listed below. In the United States, his best known production, Candy Girls (which featured a transgender American lead vocalist, Sweet Pussy Pauline), reached number 7 on Billboard's Dance Club Songs Chart with "Wham Bam" in 1996.

He has also worked with Judge Jules, most notably billed as Hi-Gate.

Production aliases

  • Amen! UK / Amen!
  • Candy Girls
  • Celine Diablo
  • Clergy
  • Dorothy
  • Erotixs
  • Hi-Gate
  • Paul Masterson
  • Sleazesisters / Sleaze Sisters
  • Subway
  • Succargo
  • Sushi
  • VPL
  • Wand
  • Working Class Hero
  • Yomanda

    • Singles

  • "Synth and Strings" (Yomanda) (1999) – UK No. 8
  • "Sunshine" (Yomanda) (2000) – UK No. 16
  • "On the Level" (Yomanda) (2000) – UK No. 37
  • "You're Free" (Yomanda) (2003) – UK No. 22
  • "Got the Chance" (Yomanda vs Uto)
  • "Kaminari" (Yomanda vs Uto)
  • "Passion" (Amen! UK) (1997) – UK No. 15
  • "People of Love" (Amen! UK) (1997) – UK No. 36
  • "Passion" (Amen! UK) (2003) – UK No. 40
  • "The Earthshaker" (Paul Masterson presents Sushi) (2002) – UK No. 35
  • "Stars" (Paul Masterson)
  • "What U Got, What You Do" (Paul Masterson presents Subway)
  • "Pullin For 2" (Paul Masterson presents Subway)
  • "Pitchin' (In Every Direction)" (Hi-Gate) (2000) – UK No. 6
  • "I Can Hear Voices" / "Caned and Unable" (Hi-Gate) (2000) – UK No. 12
  • "Gonna Work It Out" (Hi-Gate) (2001) – UK No. 25
  • "Mayhem in Miami" (Paul Masterson and BK)
  • "Saints & Sinners" (Clergy)
  • "The Oboe Song" (Clergy) (2002) – UK No. 50
  • "The Bassline" (VPL)
  • "T-Break" (VPL)
  • "Sex" (Sleazesisters with Vikki Shepard) (1995) – UK No. 53
  • Let's Whip It Up (You Go Girl)" (Sleazesisters with Vikki Shepard) (1996) – UK No. 46
  • "Work It Up" (Sleaze Sisters) (1998) – UK No. 74
  • "Fe Fi Fo Fum" (Candy Girls featuring Sweet Pussy Pauline) (1995) – UK No. 23
  • "Wham Bam" (Candy Girls featuring Sweet Pussy Pauline) (1996) – UK No. 20
  • "I Want Candy" (Candy Girls featuring Valerie Malcolm) – UK No. 30
  • "What's That Tune (Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo-Doo-Doo-Doo-Doo-Doo) (Dorothy) (1995) – UK No. 31
  • "Good To Love You" (PM Project with Sharon Woolf) (limited white label)
  • "The Sound" (Yomtrax)

    • Co production

  • "Hi-Gate" (with Judge Jules) (albums)
  • 2003 Split Personality
  • "VPL" (with Judge Jules) (singles)
  • 2001 "The Bassline"
  • 2002 "T Break"
  • 2003 "Bass Trouble"
  • 2003 "In The Park"
  • 2003 "It's Showtime"

    • References

    Paul Masterson Wikipedia
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