Vicky Devine has been involved in the dance scene since she was old enough to club! She has been DJing for 7 years and is wowing fans in the UK, and indeed around the world, with a reputation built on her uplifting yet driving trance sets – although versatile Vicky is just as recognised for her house sets as well. Playing at numerous nights in the UK including Gatecrasher, The Gallery (Turnmills), Pams House (Norwich), Slinky (Westfest Festival), Escape (Swansea), Passion (Coalville), Tranzaction, and on a worldwide level including the Slinky Asia Tour in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, the Smirnoff Experience Tour in India, and at clubs in Canada, South America, Dubai, Australia and New Zealand, to name but a few.

Vicky is also a regular guest at many top nights in Ibiza, including her weekly main room residency at the massive Judgement Sundays at Eden, where she has played alongside the likes of Judge Jules, Eddie Halliwell, Lisa Lashes, Christopher Lawrence, Matt Hardwick and Ferry Corsten (2005, 2006, 2007). Not to mention a weekly residency at Majorca's superclub BCM for her own night – "Angels of Funk" (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007).

She is also one of the resident DJs at the most successful all-female DJ event to date – "Charlys Angelz". This has completed six successful years in Ibiza, with Vicky playing at every single one. The brand has also hosted nights at numerous clubs as part of the Charlys Angelz UK and Worldwide Tour, in addition to hosting rooms at collaborating events such as the Big Reunion in Skegness. Charlys Angelz remains an integral part of Vicky's career and returned to Ibiza for summer 2007 alongside a new UK tour.

On the production front, Vicky has also enjoyed considerable success. Her early productions came through numerous collaborations, allowing her to develop her skills before moving on to solo productions and establishing her own distinctive sound.

Her first release, written in 2001 as one half of the trance duo Sweet Asylum, was the self-titled track "Sweet Asylum". Released through Infectious Distribution, it was later licensed to Pendragon's Power Trance and Nu NRG compilation, mixed by Mark Sinclair. Her second track, "Angelz", also produced under the Sweet Asylum name, was signed to the UK-based record label Solar.

Her third release, "Fearing Nothing", co-written with Sophie Sugar, was released at the beginning of 2003 on the Dutch label F-Active Music, where the track was produced.

It was during the following years, however, that Vicky truly came into her own as a solo artist. Her debut solo production, "Entravanse", was signed to Drizzly Records at the end of 2005 and released in March 2006 on their Illuminate sub-label, featuring a remix from Passion resident Andy Bagguley. The track was licensed to four compilation albums, received excellent reviews in IDJ, Mixmag and M8 magazines, and gained support from some of trance's biggest names, including Dave Pearce (BBC Radio 1 Dance Anthems), Paul Kershaw (Galaxy FM), Adam White, Gav Mytchell (MOS Radio), Guy Ornadel and DJ Choose.

Her second solo release, "Echoed Kisses", was also issued on Drizzly's Illuminate Records, accompanied by a remix from Paul Kershaw. It enjoyed similar success, receiving airplay from Dave Pearce's Dance Anthems, MOS Radio, Galaxy and Vibe FM, among others. The track was also named Tune of the Month in IDJ and earned further praise in Mixmag.

Vicky continued to work hard in the studio throughout the winter, with two new productions, "Silver Whispers" and "Eternal Dream", scheduled for release, alongside her own remix of Solstice's "Edge of the Ocean".

Radio has also played a major role in Vicky's career. She has provided Ibiza reports and interviews for Paul Kershaw's Saturday night show on Galaxy FM (2006), Steve Smart's Saturday night Floorfillers show on Kiss 100 FM (2004), and Bournemouth's Fire 107.6 FM (2002–2004). She also hosted her own show on Ibiza's leading dance music station, Holiday FM, during the 2005 season.

In addition to radio, Vicky has been involved in television, appearing on Balearic Babes for Rapture TV (2002) and taking part in an Australian production that saw her interview Tiësto at Cream Ibiza's Closing Party in 2005. She has also featured as a guest with exclusive mixes and interviews on Eddie Halliwell's BBC Radio 1 show (February 2007), Judge Jules' Global Warm Up show (December 2006), and Fergie's BBC Radio 1 show as part of the DJ By The Sea feature (2005).

At the beginning of 2007, the rollercoaster ride looked set to continue for Ms Devine. With further bookings across the UK, Europe and beyond already confirmed, alongside exciting studio collaborations and new productions in the pipeline, Vicky's career continued to go from strength to strength. Having enjoyed her biggest year to date, she looked poised for an even bigger future.

Check out her website for more details:

http://www.vickydevine.com

http://www.myspace.com/djvickydevine

Vicky's Ibiza dates and new mix coming soon