Step into the captivating realm of British DJ based in Leeds (UK) and record producer Daley Padley, better known by his stage persona, Hot Since 82. Renowned for his infectious beats and unyielding work ethic, Hot Since 82's musical journey has been nothing short of a remarkable odyssey, but it hasn't been without its challenges. A recent father to Enzo, fondly nicknamed Hot Since 2020, Padley's life is a whirlwind of responsibilities, from caring for his sick dog to managing his wife's beauty salon renovations.

Raised in a three-bed council house in Barnsley, Padley's childhood was a musical funhouse, shaped by the eclectic tastes of his family. His mother, lovingly dubbed "the jukebox," instilled a passion for diverse genres, setting the stage for his future in music. Early exposure to the vibrant nightlife of Barnsley fueled Padley's DJ education, and by the early 2000s, he was a resident at the local club KGV, honing his craft with extended sets that became legendary.

In 2010, a serendipitous moment at a Holmfirth afterparty marked the birth of Hot Since 82. Padley's impromptu track played from his iPhone, catching the attention of Danish DJ/Producer Noir, leading to the release of "Let It Ride" on Noir Recordings.

Padley's career skyrocketed, with notable achievements including a Cream Ibiza residency, chart-topping releases, and the launch of Knee Deep In Sound, his own label. Yet, despite his global success, Padley remains the down-to-earth Yorkshireman, distinguishable by his ever-present grin and bright, curious eyes.

Friendship has been a constant in Padley's journey, and the sudden loss of his best friend in 2017 shook him to the core. In the midst of grief, he found solace in music, producing the introspective and emotive "8-track," a departure from the dance floor. Padley's reduced partying, focused on creating the best music possible, reflects his commitment to growth and resilience.

Now, as the artist gears up for the release of his upcoming album, "Recovery," on November 27th, he delves into disco and house roots with a touch of production extravagance. The album, featuring collaborations with the likes of Jamie Jones, Liz Cass, and insights from Boy George, is a testament to Padley's optimism and the healing power of house music.

In a year that has tested the music industry's mettle, "Recovery" emerges as a beacon of hope, promising a return to the dance floor and celebrating the industry's unwavering strength. Witness the evolution of Hot Since 82, a luminary whose beats echo the resilience and enduring spirit of electronic music.