Not every House DJ out there was incubated in a warm bath of Cajual & Trax records, then spat out onto turntables, fully immunised against all other forms of music.

Fortunately, for the crowds who pack out dirty club basements, to glamourous rooftop affairs, this isn't the case for Ruthit. Before Carl Handley was introduced to electronic music at the age of 20, he'd previously shook walls, & windows, playing the drums in punk bands. It's possible that would have continued, only when friends at his football team put on a club night of their own. The turning point. His taste had been converted permanently to the four to the floor rhythms.

Selling his drums to embrace his new Technics fuelled habit, he trawled his native north east, taking in club-nights like Scott Bradford's 'Shindig' honing his ears to deeper sounds.

As with any house track. The beat goes on & gets more intense, so to does Ruthit's career. Heading over to the white isle of Ibiza in 2008. He & friends resided over a party, 'Square One' in Savannahs.

Breaking down the formula of house music into it's fundamental parts, he built it back up in his own interpretation, to make waves with releases on Four:Twenty & Mumur

Currently, Ruthit continues to display pinpoint accuracy, both in the studio, & locking people into the grooves of the records he drops.