King Edward ⋅ Mark Edmundson

DJ ⋅ Journalist

King Edward (née Monkeyboy) is a party soul DJ and selector specialising – unsurprisingly – in all things soulful and danceable.

King Edward’s Mixes     ·     King Edward’s Podcasts

In a former life Monkeyboy was variously a resident at The Bongo Club‘s underground funk party Four Corners, associate of the Curios? collective, one half of Zetan Warlord, founding member of the Tuesday social Swingbeats, sometime back room guest at Headspin and a jobbing DJ around Edinburgh holding down bar residencies, soundtracking parties and popping up on radio shows.

Monkeyboy’s Mixes     ·     Monkeyboy’s Podcasts

Meanwhile Mark Edmundson wrote predominantly for Scotland’s arts and culture magazine The List, turning out copy on upcoming live music and club events, new music releases, books and anything else that crossed his desk. He also had work published in DJ Magazine and The Scotsman newspaper.

Since relocating to Bristol King Edward has continued to play parties and club nights, most notably joining the ranks of the We Like To Party crew at Start the Bus and lending his services to the Food & Theatre Company for their rockabilly rollerdisco  Jack Rabbit’s Derby.

Mark Edmundson has written for multi-arts venue Trinity‘s website, blogged for the Bristol Old Vic, and launched lost soul music blog The Hidden Crate.