Crew update coming soon…

Andrew

Andrew
Alice laughed. ‘There’s no use in trying,’ she said: ‘one can’t believe in impossible things.’ ‘I daresay you haven’t had much practice,’ said the Queen. … ‘Why, sometimes I’ve believed in as many as six impossible things before breakfast.’

Bob

Yenz
DJ, producer, promoter, party organiser and the man with the keys to the SoulSpun sound system, Bob is the Breakz Swiss army knife with the tools for every job. Also part of the Herbal Mafia crew, he is currently exploring the dark, bass-filled recesses of dubstep.

Bill

DJ Tenchu
He has the keys to a universe bound only by the limits of human creativity and imagination. He will create adventures and campaigns that blur the fine line between simulation and reality. Welcome the the world of advanced drum & bass.

Chris

Chris C
Breakbeat, hip-hop, house, it’s all good ;-)

Sh!ne

Sh!ne MC
Breakz veteran and resident MC. Specialises in delivering his doubletime chat with military precision over dirty drum & bass tunes. Loves garage music.

Jethro

Jethro
Providing a refreshing alternative to vinyl, Jethro’s domain is purely digital. Famous for conducting his innovative, Mac-based sets by Wii controller and for bringing his music to the masses with his bike-mounted PA. Fond of lemons.

Nick

Illtrak
Breakz resident and DJ extraordinare, both feted and envied for his legendary abilities to get the crowd and the bass bins jumping in equal measure. Usually to be seen in a blur of juggling, scratching and jumping. And that’s before he gets behind the decks…

General Lee

Lee
General Lee!!! As part of Breakz, the General has occupied almost every position possible, including chair, sec and missionary. And he’s back for more, still vital to all we do here at Breakz. You won’t fail to notice him, with his funky drum ’n’ bass style.

Andy

Zippy
Old Skool!!! Zippy has been part of Breakz for longer than anyone (including he) can remember, and is still about causing havoc. No surprise there then…

DJ Logic

Logic
Logic is the process of drawing a conclusion from one or more premises. A statement of fact, by itself, is neither logical or illogical (although it can be true or false).