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In the early 80's underground electro/hip-hop artist (real name Ronnie Green) became CAPTAIN ROCK. Some of his Classic hits include "Captain Rock To the Future Shock", "House of Rock" and "Cosmic Blast". Captain Rock was produced by Aleem (Taharqa & Tunde-ra Aleem) on NIA. Allegedly, at he UK Fresh Fest in 1986, he was accused of stripping down to his thongs!
He was known as 'DJ Ronnie Green' the 'LIVE' DJ for Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde during their Harlem World Crew era.

Debasser is one of the leading producers and pioneers of the UK Bass scene, as well as a key player in the founding of WIDE Records. He has been writing dance music since first getting his hands on an Amiga 500 in the early 90s and has had releases on Novamute, Seed Records and Input-Output Inc as well as both WIDE and WIDER.

There is more than one artist with the name Freestyle: 1. One of the most prolific and influential of the '80s electro artists, Miami-based producer Tony Butler recorded a string of popular club tracks on Power/Jam Packed and his own Music Specialist label in the mid-'80s, helping build the electro legacy that would give birth to Miami-style bass music and freestyle (named after Butler's primary pseudonym), as well as influence '90s post-techno artists such as Autechre and Biochip C.

Carl A. Finlow's solo entry as Silicon Scally is pure electro that will satisfy even the most hardened electro sceptic

Silicon Scally on Last.fm.