album, Director's Cut (2003) Since 2005, he has also released mp3 files on Digital Distortions and further singles on another label that he founded himself, Noodles Recordings and its sub-labels, Noodles Institute of Technology and Noodles Discothèque, which he called "the stupidest recording organisation in the world". The description comes from the fact that the label releases such a wide variety of musical styles, a tactic most labels would avoid. In addition to working as a recording artist, he also performs live DJ sets throughout Europe. He currently has two DJ residencies in London, Big Beat Boutique at Scala and Freakin the Frame at The End. He has also worked as a remixer. Begg's compositions have been featured in films, TV shows and trailers placed by Elephant Music. Pseudonyms and collaborations Begg has recorded under variety of names, both as a solo artist and in collaboration with other artists. He explains that it is a "necessity because of the way the industry kind of works. Because a lot of people want exclusive names and there's just no way I could. If there was one label that I felt was my home and I didn't want to do stuff for other labels then that would be fine, but no single label is willing to release my full output – my full kind of range. So I have to come up with these different projects all the time.", Solo recording names include: Si Begg Bigfoot Bigfoot Futures Ltd Buckfunk 3000 Cabbage Boy / Cabbageboy Culture Cruncher Dr. Nowhere versus The Maverick DJ Lenny Logan / Lenny "The Stylus" Logan (one Lenny Logan track featured "Zygmunt Janowski", who, again, is actually Si Begg) S. I. Futures Band names include: Bigfoot & Maverick DJ Cabbage Head Collective (with Cristian Vogel, Tim Wright (of Germ, Neil Landstrumm and Anthony Michael Alexander) Inevitable Technology (with Cristian Vogel) State of the Art (with Tony Thorpe of The Moody Boys) References External links Si Begg website Si Begg at Addictech 1972 births Living people English DJs English electronic musicians English record producers Electronic dance music DJs Ninja Tune artists People from Leicester