breakbeat

"A DJ for the people, always aiming to please the crowd through an energetic and eclectic mix of no-nonsense music" Jay Cunning's been in the mix since day one with various styles of Old Skool, House, DnB and dare we say it… Garage. In 1996 he started to consolidate this jockey sluttage and opted for a bit of monogamy and settled down with Breakbeat. Nowadays his Weekly show on Kiss FM, residency at Andy C's Ram nite at 'The End', international gigs and the running of Menu Music see's Jay as one of the hardest working DJs on the scene.

Entity is a musical collaboration between three drum&bass and nu-skool breaks producers / DJs, Dave Evans, Bill Brooks, and Andy Sloss. Entity specialise in creating tunes and then performing them in their natural environment the club. With its own unique style, Entity music is crafted for dancefloor destruction. Their recipe of punchy beats, booming and tearing bass and heavy melodic sounds, make their records stand out in the crowd. As DJs, they work the crowd with a combination of head, leg and booty shakers, and play regularly at big breaks and drum & bass nights around the UK & Europe.

South Coast DJ’s and producers Sekklow and SDM joined forces in 2011 to create Area Zero. A duo not content with sticking to one genre but rather making sure their productions are bass heavy and influenced by styles such as Dubstep, drum and bass, grime and oldskool. Sekklow and SDM are both well established DJ’s, having played sets in Brighton, Bournemouth and Bristol’s rave scene as well as regular slots based in Portsmouth playing alongside some massive bass weight and Dub DJ’s to the tune of David Rodigan, Rusko, Skream and Breakage.

C2C was born in 1998 from the meeting of 4 french Dj's : Greem, Atom, Pfel and 20Syl. Member of an emerging movement called "scratch music" (or turntablism), this crew keeps working on finding original sounds and knows how to benefit from its technical control to put forward some musical quality which makes its identity. Each member uses his turntable as an instrument, recreating in turn drums or bass guitars, scratching a riff of guitar or shearing the brass... to lead to a general harmony such as bands made up of instruments known as "traditional".