The VHS was Amanda's first creative music medium while still in her single digits. Her insatiable thirst for the freshest music pushed her to create video mixtapes from tapping into MuchMusic at all hours. Amanda's additional experience with woodwind instruments led a natural transition from bedroom DJ to the dance floor, allowing efficacious beat-matching from square one, with her first love in UK Garage classics.

Amanda's influence on the scene was quite prevalent as a co-founder of the Flydjs initiative beginning in 2005, Kelowna, BC. JGirl as founder and partner led impactful projects such as female DJ lessons which resulted many successful women in the DJ scene when they were scarce, still active today from the first lessons. Her heavy involvement landed her gigs in countries such as England, Spain and Germany.

More recently, this half-British, half-German bass freak has recently worked on playful audio and visual narratives. One project in 2011 led her collaborating with DigitalSoundboy to create a visual reel for their entire Glastonbury Festival performance. At any given time, she'll have plans brewing to create unique experiences for the electronic scene.