Phil Rogers was originally plunged into Adelaide's nightclub scene in early 2003. He began work at Sugar as a glassy, but soon became more preoccupied by the music of the various, quality DJs the club was presenting. The House/Tech House sounds of DJs Sanjii and Tim Carter in particular were what caught Phil's attention. Before long, the money he was earning as a glassy was going towards decks and vinyl.

His first gig landed him upstairs at Mile High from 4am-9am on Saturday mornings. Here he teamed up with Jayde and Martin Ho, two other young DJs making names for themselves around Adelaide. After a solid six months of playing Tech and Minimal House at Mile, a Sunday night spot at Sugar was given to the boys. This led to them supporting house legend Gene Farris over the October long weekend of 2005. As well as this Phil had the chance to play alongside Paul Radley (well known for his distinctive underground House sounds) and amongest prominent Adelaide DJs at the Big Day Out 2006.

Phil now has residency at Sugar and plays the 2am-4am set every Sunday with Sanjii and Tim Carter. He also has residency at Mile High, playing alongside Jayde and Martin Ho 4am-9am on Saturday mornings and rotates with other DJs to being playing individually every few weeks from 7am-9am on Sunday mornings. Phil has also been spotted playing at Lotus Lounge, Botanic and at Zhivago (of old).

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