Nubreed, a 'Nu Skool Breaks' band based in Melbourne, Australia is made up of Jase, Myke and Db. Know for their dynamic live shows and a style that pushes the boundries. Nubreed draw on a wide range of influences like old skool jazz, neo-tech, funk, breaks, hip hop and drum and bass. They are seen as a band rather than a group, as they MC and sing on their tracks and due to their wide influences, they have a sound more like a band.
Afghan Headspin is an all encompassing multi-genre basshead! Be it Breaks, Dubstep, Electro or House, Afghan Headspin has been pushing their signature sounds from late 2006. Releasing on some of the Dance Music scenes biggest labels, SKINT, Rocstar, Against The Grain, Cheap Thrills (the list goes on!), and working with some of the scenes biggest characters, Fatboy Slim, Herve, Cut La Roc, Rennie Pilgrem & Shut Up & Dance. Support over the years has come from Fresh, Mistajam (1xtra), Annie Nightingale (BBC Radio 1), Mary Anne Hobbs (XFM), Eddy Temple-Morris (XFM) and Jay Cunning (Kiss FM).
New Breaks duo from London, Matt and Alex. Both with vast musical backgrounds, The Equalizers are pushing a fresh new sound in the world of breaks.
DVNT started DJing in 2003, and is currently based in London, UK. He has held residencies at T-Dance, Greenpeace Lincoln, and Eclectic Beats, as well as weekly residencies at The Attic and Bar Ingo in Lincoln. He has guested on the Butane Pick & Mix show on the award-winning nuskoolbreaks web radio station, and in the Summer of 2007 played at his first festival, Hamswell Festival, just outside of Bath. In 2009 he's had mixes aired on Resonance FM and Pointblank FM.
Specimen A are brothers Phil and Mo. They produce Breaks, Drum and Bass, and anything else that needs to be energetic, and get a dancefloor moving. They were born into a musical family, and raised on a diet of rave and dance music. Initially a crowd-rocking live act, compared to the Prodigy, Specimen A turned to the studio, after finding their first love in Drum & Bass. Starting with just an AKAI S2000, and an Atari, they progressed through to having a studio which is literally busting out the door with equipment.