Inspired by top shelf girly mag “Plumper’s” and riding on the crest of a dance music revival, the Plumps have created a sound that has single-handedly smashed the pseudo laddishness out of the nu-skool and brought breakbeat to the forefront of today’s dance scene.
Soul of Man are Justin Rushmore and Jem Panufnik, together responsible for setting up the world famous Finger Lickin’ Records. As producers they have created a barrage of funk driven records, and as performers are an international DJ success story.
Adam ‘A.Skillz’ is one of the country’s most funky beatmeisters. His fierce production skills and turntable dexterity has seen him explode onto the scene, collaborating with hip-hop legends and making music for worldwide brands.
Martin Reeves, AKA Krafty Kuts, is without doubt one of the world’s greatest DJs. Lauded in the UK, worshipped in Australia, acclaimed in America, where ever he plays he is guaranteed to cause a commotion with his riotous skills.
Nick Slater and Lanx are the Drumattic Twins, the name a consequence of having amplified attacks of drum-machine seizures in their loft. True pioneers of the scene they have played an integral part of dance music history since they first appeared in the early nineties.
Disco-breakz-funkster combo Slyde is made up of two well-worn and respected veterans of the dance music world: Robin 12Tree and Jason Laidback.
Brothers Bud are Dom Farrington and Ollie Gregson. Contrary to popular myth, they’re not actually brothers.
“If this show had an in-house orchestra, it would be LEE COOMBS” – Pete Tong, Essential Selection, Radio One (27/10/00)
Many years ago, festering in the depths of a Bristol nightclub, was a single culture of partying organisms. Incubated with a lifetime of breaks, big beat, hip hop, house and humour, one single cell divided into a rhythmic, three headed spankin’ party monster known today as Stereo 8.
Scott Nixon, the UKs only Pro-Snowboarder/DJ, is currently assaulting the UK music scene with his slammin BreakBeat scratchtastic skills & has been adopted by the No. 1 BreakBeat record label in the world – Fingerlickin’ Records