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Trance DJ & producer from Sydney, Australia.
He had weekly dance music show on MTV for over 12 months.
Co-founder of creating one of Sydney's formerly most popular Friday nights called Plastic.

He has appeared as a personality on many large advertising campaigns for Sony, MTV, Levi's and Killer Loop Eyewear. Nervous also created music and appeared as a model at the Mercedes' Australian Fashion week, 1997/98.

He has toured nationally with the Big Day Out and played at the Big Day Out 2000 along side the Chemical Brothers and Basement Jaxx. He has played along side Sasha, John Digweed, Roger Sanchez, Armand van Helden, Stacey Pullen, Eric Morrillo, Judge Jules, Pete Tong, Jeremy Healey, Scott Bond, Matt Hardwick, Tom Wainwright, Timo Maas, DJ Tiësto, Paul van Dyk, Paul Oakenfold, John Digweed, Deep Dish and Chicane.

He is the founder of the dance parties called Transmission. The Transmission parties first began back in 1996 at the legendary (but now closed) Sublime night club. Transmission is synonymous with technology and cyberspace and as Australian history shows:
- the Transmission events were the first dance events to be simulcast live across Sydney on radio (2SER)
- Transmission was the first dance event to be broadcasted live on the Internet (Village.com)
- Transmission was the first dance event to be filmed on pay TV (MTV on Optus)
- Transmission was the first dance party to introduce the 4x4 Dueling Configuration which enabled two DJ's to play four tracks at once through the sound system.
Transmission's 3rd birthday in 1999 was broadcast across the nation on Triple J and hosted by DJ Nervous. Once again, Australian history took place at Transmission's 4th Birthday in October 2000 when Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth will link up LIVE and direct to Transmission Headquarters where 2000 people were listening to the sounds from other clubs Australia wide.