Tom Shorterz is a prominent figure in Birmingham’s vibrant music scene, known for his influential role in the 2.31 club night at the Rainbow Warehouse and its monthly radio broadcast on Rinse FM. As a dedicated DJ, he has made significant contributions to the House, Bass, and UK Garage genres, establishing himself as one of the busiest artists in the industry. His commitment to pushing musical boundaries has garnered him a loyal following and respect among peers.
In January 2017, Shorterz launched his dynamic new track ‘Don’t Stop’ on Lobster Boy Records, showcasing his unique ability to blend Bass and House music seamlessly. The release, which includes the B-side ‘Space Music’, has received early acclaim from notable figures such as Annie Mac and Redlight, further solidifying his reputation as a trailblazer in the scene. To complement this release, he also shared the Lobster Boy Mixtape, which he described as a reflection of his identity as a DJ, featuring a mix of hidden gems and energetic tracks.
Shorterz’s influence extends beyond his productions; he has also made waves on radio, debuting his Quests Mix on Annie Nightingale’s Radio 1 show, which highlights his signature style. His ability to captivate audiences with his mixes has made him a sought-after DJ, leading to numerous high-profile gigs.
As 2017 progresses, Tom Shorterz continues to expand his reach, having been selected for the My Nu Leng UK Tour and performing at the iconic Fabric venue. With his innovative approach to music and a growing list of achievements, Shorterz is undoubtedly a House & Bass pioneer to watch in the coming years.
