In 2001 Terry was awarded best young DJ in the south of England and warmed up for breakbeat legend Krafty Kuts at the Rox festival. With a remarkably mature musical taste for such a young age, Terry won the competition by mixing up breaks, tech house, electro and tribal in just 15 minutes. The 6000 people who watched his set were blown away.

Terry has warmed up for the best of them, including prog God Nick Warren in 2003 in the mainroom of The Gallery. He's also played before Tomcraft, Sister Bliss from Faithless, and James Holden.

Terry has promoted and DJed in London since he was 15-years-old. He has run one-off secret after-parties on a Sunday morning for the post-Fabric crowd, organised outdoor summer parties, and he still runs a weekly night at the Meze Lounge in Chelsea. He plays regularly at Turnmills, Heaven, and The Pool Bar too.

In his own words: "With my London Underground show on 065 CITY FM I highlight my favourite tracks from each of the genres I play, and each week it's a different sound. One week will be a dark and driving journey through evil progressive house and techno, and the next week will be a mix of crunchy tech house, twisted electro and acid breaks."

All this, and he still manages to cram in a job as a music journalist and website editor for DJ Magazine, based in London.

Terry is working as a member of the bosniaexpress.org team to bring his style of music to venues across Bosnia and has helped raise much needed funds for a variety of youth projects.