Andy Hughes

Andrew G. Hughes, known as Andy Hughes or AGH, left a career as an award-winning electrical engineer at NASA's Kennedy Space Center to become a DJ, building a residency circuit at Florida clubs including The Club at Firestone, Marz, The Edge, and Simon's in Gainesville before touring cities across the US and Canada.

In 1995 he wrote and produced his first track, "Yummy," with Chris Marchese and Chris Hand, which was picked up by Knight Life Records and later topped the UK charts on Skyway UK. He went on to sign a three-CD deal with Neurodisc Records, had his 2001 track "Gotham City" featured on MTV's The Real World, and collaborated with DJs including LA's Thee-O and Orlando's Martin Boss, while running his own label, MAFDDAP.