scene, many of the period's crossover tracks exposed on Ariel's dance floor became worldwide hits while being played repeatedly over a long period. Records such as DJ Sandy Vs Housetrap “Overdrive”, Latin Thing “Latin Thing” and Groovezone “Eisbaer” were first heard on Ariel's dance floor. He was at the forefront of the trance and hard house scene of the nineties. In Friday, 21 August 1998, The Evening Standard newspaper in London ran a 2-page article citing Ariel's “Techno set at Bagley’s” as the main responsible cause of Class A drug consumption in the King's Cross area of London. In 1997, BBC's Radio 1 DJ Pete Tong described Ariel as the most underrated DJ in the UK. Ariel toured Australia in 2008, playing venues in Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth. In 1999, Ariel was invited to appear on BBC London for DJ John Peel's 60th birthday celebration; an interview that was broadcast on BBC Knowledge for the UK. John Peel was an early supporter of Ariel's music and played many of his productions on his legendary BBC Radio 1 show. 2000s (2001–2010) Ariel has been a resident DJ at London's Fabric since its opening in 1999; furthermore it was the first place he showcased his new Latin tech house sound, playing many of his own productions and performing with live instrumentation provided by percussionists and various musicians. An example of this sound is featured on his recent compilation for DTPM Recordings "Sydney Vs London" Ariel left Fabric on 8 October 2006 after a 7-year long residency (approximately 400 gigs), the longest in his career. Moreover, Ariel exposed his new style in other London's cutting edge clubs, such as Turnmills. His party "Latinaires" took place once a month, along with the weekly event "The Gallery" for 2 years (2002–2004). In 2004, Ariel launched "Manteca" a weekly Latin music club, at Freedom bar in London's Soho, introducing a wide range of traditional Latin sounds and styles to the London crowds, such as Rumba, Salsa, Cumbia, Plena and Brazilian Music along with live percussionists. In May 2000 A9 was featured as Mixmag’s Big Tune of the Month. In 2005 Ariel began a partnership with young producers Alex Celler and X Green to co-produce further music projects, and in March 2007 he officially launched his digital record label MyDust. Late 2009, Ariel released his album, "Camará". Although he has released a number of mixed compilations, "Camará"