Danny Tenaglia (53)
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Alfredo (61)
Ibiza's favourite Argentinian Alfredo pretty much single-handedly invented Balearic as a recognisable, codifiable sound. Starting out as a DJ-cum-barman he was eventually asked to spin at open-air roadside superclub Amnesia. Even at 61 you'll still catch him commandeering the decks at Space with a collection that'll happily span jazz, boogie, house, folk, psyche and techno. Alfredo is Ibiza.
Terry Farley (56)
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Greg Wilson (54)
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Dave Seaman (46)
As one half of Brothers In Rhythm, Seaman was one of the key figures in the UK's progressive house scene in the early 90s that also made stars out of the likes of Sasha. He mixed a slew of classic compilations for Renaissance and Global Underground, remixed everyone from Pet Shop Boys to Kylie Minogue, and also had a spell as editor of Mixmag. He runs a label, Selador Recordings, and continues to DJ across the globe.
Goa Gil (63)
Gilbert Levy was born in San Francisco in 1951 and engulfed by the city's hippy atmosphere in the 60s. He began travelling the globe in 1969 and ended up settling down in western India where be became Goa Gil. He spent the next two decades DJing beach parties, developing the Goa trance sound that begat psytrance. When he wasn't behind the decks he was becoming a sadhu – an Indian holy man. He DJs around the world to this day.