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Artistname: DJ Paul Edge / Twister

Date of birth: Unknown

Origin: England

Interview: None available

Biography:
Paul Edge aka Twister is a DJ and producer who, despite having run one of the world's most successful clubnights, The Outer Limits - which started off in the UK and melded over to the rest of the world; headlining around the world to audiences ranging between 250 to 30,000 and produced some of clublands finest dancefloor moments as Twister in the last 10 years, he has managed to retain credibility and anonymity and a passionate underground following.

What makes Paul Edge such a good DJ is that from being one of the first DJs to play trance in Canada in 1994, and then introducing tech house to a packed Twilo crowd, Paul Edge consistently treads where others fear to go. Perhaps his lack of worldwide "fame" stems from the fact that once other DJs catch on, he's already moved on.

However with his election to DJMixed.com / BPM`s top 100 DJ's poll, 2003 looks like the USA is finally starting to recognise DJ Paul Edge.

With The Outer Limits, Paul Edge developed a style rather than follow any particular genre, and whilst he can be considered as one of the people behind the music, what he plays now others will follow in 12 months, a characteristic that is reflected not only in his DJ'ing but also his production. It has also made it very difficult for the mainstream media to classify him.

In 1998 he started promoting the term Tranz as an accurate description of what he plays. Tranz is not a musical genre, it is a style, fusing many musical influences into a dance floor friendly medium. In 2000 he put the Outer Limits aside following a highly successful 2 month Outer Limits tour of the USA with The Advent, ending in front of 5000 people in Nova Scotia, Canada, to concentrate on a new concept Remote Control. Defying convention, Paul Edge took Remote Control to the USA, where now 2 years later the concept is starting to take a hold on the US clubbers imagination. As with The Outer Limits, Remote Control is pushing the envelope musically, and venues are starting to sell out when the tour hits town. The legendary Firestone in Orlando reported after a recent Remote Control event

Production aliases:
DJ Paul Edge
Twister

Production discography:
Paul Edge - Clap Your Legs	Grown Up / Response	1997
Paul Edge - Concrescence	Response Audio	1999
Paul Edge - Invisible	Response Audio	2000
Paul Edge - Wappi	Response Audio	2002
Twister - Cosmic Trigger	Global Unification	1996
Twister - Dancing in Circles	Grown Up	1997
Twister - Metamorphosis of Narcotics	Nitric / Response	1996
Twister - Paradoxical Paradigms	Nitric	1997
Twister - Sequence 23	Global Unification	1995
Twister - Temporal Hierarchy	Response Audio	1999
Twister - The Outer Limits EP	Response Audio	1997
Twister - Twisted Development	Response Audio	2000