New boyos in town
Their debut release 'Four On The Floor' was picked up and heavily supported by Kissy Sell Out on his Radio 1 show and was also played at Radio 1's 'One Big Weekend'. The track was picked up by UK Label 'Filthy Bitch' and remixed by artists such as Vandal, Eats Everything, Figure and Dodge & Fuski.
Whatever he touches turns to Gold
Gold is a Bass Music producer and DJ from Birmingham, UK. He has been active on the DJ circuit in and around the Midlands since the late 90s where he started out playing Hip Hop, Reggae, Break Beat and later UK Garage, DnB and Jungle.
His sets boast an eclectic mix of bass driven music which has strongly influenced his musical tastes, taking the listener on a journey through his always evolving production techniques while keeping the vibes strictly dance floor!
Official UK's Number 1... JFB
In recent years the art of turntablism has spun off in myriad new directions, with techniques such as video scratching and instant sample creation representing a dramatic sea-change for the discipline. Few artists have been further to the fore of these fresh developments than Brighton's JFB, a scratch DJ and party starter extraordinaire who won the UK DMC Championship in 2007.
The Hip has got himself a Kitten
One year ago Ashley Slater met Kitten Quinn, Ashley was an ex pop star and Kitten was a beautiful and intelligent singer songwriter.
They wrote songs together, they hung out, and they created some mischief but mostly they wrote songs together.
Electro Swing on this...
Rocstar are proud to now represent Dutty Moonshine (Mike Rack and Alex Furley) for all their bookings. These boys have been offering swing for the rave generation and rave for the swing generation for the past few years now and building quite a momentum. Playing such events as Glastonbury, Secret Garden Party, The Big Chill, Bestival and Lovebox Festival as well as all over Europe has made these guys a perminant fixture on any Electro Swing stage.
To break or not to break...
William Breakspear is a Liverpool based Glitch Hop and Ghetto Funk producer who blends bass aggression with nuskool drums and clattery breaks to create a unique yet familiar sound.
The Godfather of breaks..... Rennie Pilgrem
Son of a jazz trumpeter, Rennie grew up listening to Charlie Parker and playing various funk bands in Kent on tenor saxophone.
In 1989 he formed Rhythm Section with Dj Ellis D, Nick Scott and Richie T. As well as playing at every Rave worth mentioning, Rhythm Section released a the huge ‘Comin’ On Strong’ EP which stayed in the Dance Charts for 18 months and sold over 20,000 copies.