James Sammon is an English electronic music producer and disc jockey from Bradford who performs under the stage name Pianoman. He achieved professional recognition for a career that began on pirate radio stations including Paradise City Radio and Dream 107.6 FM. His recording career began with the debut extended play The Happy Hardcore EP released under the name DJ Sammon. He achieved professional recognition for the track “Blurred” (1996) which reached number 6 in the United Kingdom. His discography included the track “Party People (Live Your Life Be Free)” (1996) which reached number 43 and the track “Gunz and Pianos” (1996) performed as Bass Boyz which reached number 74. Sammon achieved professional recognition for remixes and recordings for the musicians Ian Brown, Craig David, and Donna Air. Performing under the name Phonik he achieved professional recognition for the track “Something Special”. He achieved professional recognition for founding the label Salford Central Records and the publishing company Blurred Music.
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Revelation
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Pasion
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Cast A Spell
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| Deep House Entertainment, Vol. 2 - a House & Deep Journey |
| House Excellence, Vol. 2 - Finest House Music |
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Funeral Music (Piano Version)
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| Pop Go Piano |
| Films Go Piano |
| Bacharach By Pianoman |
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So Addicted
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| Ray of Hope |
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Weekdays
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New York Nights Ep (Vol 2)
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New York Nights (Vol 1) EP
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Tranceport EP
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