Sup, my roots go deep, way back to the late 80s early 90s. Used to listen to Centre-Force and Fantasy FM, bought my first real  Vinyl in 89 a tune called The Theme by Unique 3 and never looked back.

Raved in the early 90s four Aces club on Dalston Lane, Desire at the Tasco Warehouse, Orange at the Rocket & Astoria, Bagleys, Roller express smashed them all. Hardcore, Jungle, Drum & Bass, oh yes those were the good old days, the all or nothing days. Now I am content with what I have, two decks a mixer, some big speakers, a box full of records and HD full of Mp3s. I like all music but I love Jungle Drum & Bass, its where my heart is, that shiver you get on the back on your neck, thats something special.

Vinyl is king, nothing else can compete and you know that but you have to move with the times, digital media is so convenient! I am greedy, when I hear a tune I like then I have to have it, to mix it to make it mine. Thats whats great about digital media, as long as you play by the rules! I purchase all of my tracks from various websites, I dont settle for no poor quality or ripped Mp3. support the artist & promote them and they will keep you fed. Trackitdown.com, Breakbeat.co.uk, Juno, Nu-Urban Music.

 I like to spend some time on creating a track list that works before producing my final mix, its the least I can do. My tastes vary from month to month, sometimes, heavy into Jump Up, more recently I have been more into Techstep Neurofunk.

Technics 1210s, Numark NS6, Serato Itch 2.0 on Windows 7, Traktor Scratch Audio 6, Traktor Scratch Pro 2(DVS), Traktor Control X1