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Sheridan Cross

Sheridan Cross known as Shez, to his friends, was an English musician who was the guitarist in Hey! Elastica. He went on to co-produce electronic music and released vinyl for the underground house label called G-Force Records. Based in East London, he worked for many years, collaborating with many musicians, along with his partner Julie Anne Paull, who set up and ran the label, from 1989 onwards until he passed away on 31st May 2023. The couple, were very much in love with each other and worked together on many tunes using many different artist names, such as, Strontium 90, Biff’um Baff’um Boys, Treacle People and Window Smashers.

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Peel played many acts that Sheridan Cross was involved in, especially from the 80's until the early 90's. on his radio programmes. He played many tracks that G-Force Records released on his shows that Sheridan and his partner Julie Anne Paull were involved in.

Shows Played[]

Hey! Elastica (Bee McVicar, Giles Thistle, Samantha Swanson, Sheridan Cross)
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John Peel's Strontium 90 - On The Move

Strontium 90
Window Smashers (Barney Rumble, DJ H.M.S., Rob Elliot, Sheridan Cross, Shez)
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BIFF'UM BAFF'UM BOYS - BOMBING (1990)

Biff'um Baff'um Boys
Treacle People
  • 06 March 1993: Further Away (All That Jazz) (12" - Further Away... (Mixes)) G-Force
  • 22 July 1994: ‘Tunnel Of Love (12 inch - Sticky Like Us)’ G Force
  • 30 July 1994: ‘Tunnel Of Love (12 inch – Sticky Like Us)’ G-Force
  • 30 July 1994 (BFBS): Tunnel Of Love (Django's Wall Of Sub Mix) (12" - Sticky Like Us) G-Force

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