Chiller Twist
One-time punk rocker Sl!m found some success after re-inventing himself as a Progressive House producer in 1998.
By 2000 offers of remix work began and this momentously led up to Paul Oakenfold choosing the "Chiller Twist Cosmosis Remix" of Velvet Girl - "Velvet" as the first track on his "Travelling" compilation.
2001 saw three further Chiller Twist 12" singles released. "Driverz Of The Deep" was greatly acclaimed, receiving excellent reviews. The original mix was again played by Pete Tong and was later licensed to the compilation "Interpretations II" mixed by Jerry Bonham. The "senna summer mix" meanwhile was licensed to "Progressive Euphoria", mixed by John 00 Fleming and "Way Out There" mixed by Jody Wisternoff.
"Stringz Ultd." (shelley mix) was the best received 12" yet appearing on a Mixmag covermount CD in the UK. It was also licensed to compilations in Asia, Europe and Australasia and is a favourite with DJ Tiesto.
2002 saw Chiller Twist make further friends with remixes for Solid Sessions, Jan Johnston and Insigma.
Chiller Twist appeals equally to progressive, trance and house DJs, but has mostly been supported by such well known DJ luminaries as Paul Oakenfold, Pete Tong, Tiesto, John Digweed and Armin, to name but five.
In 2020 Sl!m started a new venture, #remarQabl, to release many new mixes and edits and also to help and put out new and inspiring Artists.
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