The Brighton based duo, Sergei Hall and Keiron McTernan, are taking the dance world by storm with their signature sound. Its a winning formula of Progressive Tech House with a Maximal edge which guarantees to get the dancefloor well and truly rockin’ The guys multi dimensional Dex’n’FX sets encorporate laptops and keyboards. They synchronise electronic samples and distorted keyboard riffs live into the DJ mix, creating a truly unique experience. Its this thirst to give the clubbers something different that had led to them playing at some of the best venues around and securing an ongoing residency with London’s legendary ‘Gallery’ at Ministry Of Sound. No strangers to the studio My Digital Enemy’s productions are sort after among the DJ elite. In 2008 the epic ‘Wasted’ received high acclaim from Paul Oakenfold, Roger Sanchez, Eric Morillo, Chris Lake, Judge Jules and Sandra Collins to name a few and was signed to Universal's AATW division. New mixes are in the pipeline so watch this space. Later that year their first collaboration with Prok & Fitch, ‘Take Me With You’ became one of the main tracks of the summer with DJ’s clambouring for a copy. It was signed by Ministry Of Sound for release on their Data Records Imprint and featured on many compilations. Since these two anthems My Digital Enemy’s productions have gone from strength to strength with releases coming out on some of the most respected labels including CR2, Floorplay, Alternative Route and of course their own label MDE Records which saw its first release in the later part of 2008. MDE Records has commanded support from many of the worlds top DJ’s including Eric Morillo, Carl Cox, Roger Sanchez and Sasha and in Novemeber 2009 Pete Tong Made 'Carpe Diem' his essential new tune on his world famous BBC radio one Essential Selection. These achievements have led to My Digital Enemy being asked to remix some of the worlds best selling artists. Their credits include Groove Amada, Beyonce, Madcon, Inhaler Feat. Christian Burns, John Dahlback and Filthy Rich. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.