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Tribe has lifted Melbourne’s standard for broken beat events with a fantastic lineup, creative, genre defying sets, great sound and wicked decor. The funkier and lighter atmosphere is exactly what Melbourne’s broken beat scene has been waiting for.
That stretch between Christmas and New Year’s is usually a bit quiet on the party front, but Brisbane crew Adicts are once again making the most of it with their boutique music festival Blah Blah Blah.
Entering its eighth year now, Peats Ridge has established itself as one of Australia’s leading New Year’s festivals, producing diverse line-ups while remaining true to its ethos of environmental sustainability.
His incredible deck talents involve fusing funk, hip-hop and breaks with his unique style of scratching and mixing, whilst his reputation as a true party rocker has won him prime-time slots across the UK at FabricLive, Chew The Fat and more.
Festivals are always fun for the odd mix of attendees, attire and the chance to catch up with friends from across the scope of musical genres; but one thing I'm noticing of late is the sounds across the rooms are morphing closer together.
The main name featured at this week's extravaganza was UK turntable extraordinaire A-Skillz but with more names on the flyer than I have fingers, I knew it was going to be more than just a one man show.
A-Skillz is a name that’s instantly recognisable to fans of the funky breakbeat sound. Blasting onto the scene in 2003, at only 21-years-old Mills quickly found himself in the big leagues. The hype was entirely justified.
Where will the thousands of punters flock to after the madness of Warehouse subsides? Friction and Lexington have put fears of home-bound boredness to rest, announcing the official after party.
A-Skillz, Stupid Fresh, Bag Raiders and Kid Kenobi all on the same bill? Yep that’s right and we’re talking about Sydney institution *Sounds on Sunday*, which can always be relied upon to bring it by the bucketload on a long weekend.
A longtime member of the Finger Lickin’ records clan, A Skillz is set to bring it back to Australia later this month for a national tour.
A-Skillz steps out from the Krafty Kuts shadow and delivers a mix album of fun, funk and good times.
At only 24 years old DJ A-Skillz's incredible deck talents involve fusing funk, hip-hop and breaks & his unique style of scratching & mixing. He's taken the time to put together this top set in support of the Finger Lickin Export Mix 02 CD out NOW!
A Skillz released "Export 02" on Fingerlickin Records to critical acclaim. A funky moster of breaks and hip hop the mix is one of the best releases so far this year. Ollie Brooke caught up with Adam "A" Skillz to see what fuelled this funky demon..
Thursday night, April 13th saw the UK's DJ A-Skillz hit the decks at the Crown n' Sceptre to present his original blend of hip-hop, funk and break-beats. Adelaide was ready to go nuts for this tried and true house-party rocker.
A(dam) Skillz had made a real impact on the scene since his '03 artist release with Krafty Kuts, infecting dance floors world-wide with his funk and hip hop take on breakbeat.
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