Ross Voisey

Ross is a buoyant and lively DJ who has had a successful history in party and club environment. He began to DJ under Simon Crawshay on the pub scene and quickly progressed into a very versatile and capable DJ. He has proved to be popular in many high profile parties and events, which not only make him a great choice for a club or bar but also for Wedding Receptions, Leavers Balls and Karaoke events.

After Future Media had secured a residency at the popular Hush/Enigma nightclub, Newton Abbot; it was here where he developed his love for dance music and commercial R&B and he continually strives to develop his mixing and production skills. He currently plays the main club room on a Friday night and the party room on a Saturday. As well as this, he also occaionally appears at Mambo, Taunton on Friday nights and also at The Vaults, Exeter.

In 2010, he took over the running of Future Media with his brother Mark and particularly enjoys the technical side of the business.

Mark Voisey

At 22 years old, Mark is one of the younger members of Future Media; however despite this, he has had a largely successful career as a DJ. With the difficult task of following his popular brother Ross into the business, Mark has managed to create his own identity and style and has developed into an accomplished young DJ.

Under the influence of his brother and Simon Crawshay, Mark created a good reputation for himself by not only being energetic and enthusiastic, but also for his mixing ability and his talent on the microphone. He is extremely popular in a live environment and currently enjoys a lively residency at Mambo, Taunton where he is able to combine his love of all genres of music with his flair for mixing. He also performs regularly at The Vaults, Exeter on Tuesday and Friday nights and is planning to start working elsewhere such as The Pitcher & Piano, Exeter on Tuesday nights as well as other lively towns such as Torquay and Newquay. As well as this, Mark’s versatility as a DJ makes him a terrific choice for weddings, parties and other special functions.

He currently runs Future Media in partnership with his brother Ross.