2011 wouldnt be the same without Bass 99. Since summer last year we've kept Bournemouth rocking with fat beats, party vibes and massive bass. On Saturday 22nd January you can catch us again, bringing you some serious bassline business.
Please see below all relevant info on this:
Location: Dusk Till Dawn, 205 Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, BH1 1JU (01202 551 681)
http://www.dusktilldawnclub.co.uk/
Date: Saturday, 22nd Jan2010 / 10pm - Late
Music Policy: Breaks, Electro, Fidget, Dubstep & DnB
Door Tax: £3 entry all night
Drink Offers: £2.50 on selected drinks
Join the Bass 99 facebook group:
http://bit.ly/92p7Ao
DJ's & Set Times:
Downstairs
11:00 - 12:00 Kreza (Liquid DnB)
12:00 - 01:00 Cockney Nutjob (Breaks n Dubstep)
01:00 - 03:00 Bubaking (Breaks, Dubstep & DnB)
Upstairs
10:00 - 04:00 Lee Evans (Electro/House)
DJ Bio's
Bubaking:
In 2003 DJ Buba & Jason King were sent to listen to music crimes they didn’t commit. They promptly escaped from a commercial seaside town to the dance music underground. Today still wanted by the public, they survive as DJs of fortune... If you have a party, if none else can help, and if you can find them...Maybe you can hire.... The BUBAKING
When some play safe or stale Beats, Bubaking like to mash it up with an "Anything goes including the kitchen sink" attitude and a cheeky old skool twist. A Friendship supplying dodgy white ones over the counter of their local record store (white labels of course) has mutated into The breakbeat equivalent of little & large. They have not looked back with infamous Mix Cds, Radio 1 Minimix for Annie Mac, Burgers & Beats Radio Shows, Cheeky Booties/Re-edits and a string of festival appearances and not forgetting that Bloody Horn Noise!!
When they’re not raiding charity shops, diving in the bargain basement bins or robbing the vinyl crypts, they still find time to share DJ needles on the Breaks & Beats celebrity list including Freddy Fresh, Coldcut, DJ Food, A Skillz, Krafty Kuts, Stanton Warriors and the Plump DJs to name a few. The duo have built up an infamous reputation (and fanbase) tearing the house up & down throughout London, Brighton, Southampton, Bristol and their Bournemouth Hometown.
Expect the unexpected and don’t burn your fingers on the fuse wire, They’re no warm up act!!
The Dynamic Duo were last seen "Raiding the Pipen" @ Bristol’s Oxjam all-dayer, check out:
www.pigpensocial.co.uk/2010/06/bubaking-...x-raidin-the-pigpen/ for some audio evidence!
For The Full epic story and latest movements checkout:
http://www.myspace.com/bubaking/ and more BK goodness from
http://www.soundcloud.com/bubaking
Have It Their Way!
Cockney Nutjob:
Originally from Essex, but now hailing from sunny Bournemouth, Cockney Nutjob's love of music has been a life-long passion, and it's from this knowledge that he draws a supreme selection of current alternative dance music. On a mission to search and destroy any dancefloor that he is given the controls to and convert the people of the world into Nutjobers!
You can catch him on the circuit playing specific genre sets or complete genre mash ups depending on the night. He can also be found bi-weekly on Thursdays 8-10pm presenting The Crazy Beatz Show on Brap FM spining a range of Breaks with hints of Fidget, Electro Bass, UK Garage and Dubstep. Don't forget to also check out the Crazy Beatz monthly Podcasts, which are devoted purely to Breaks!
For more info go to:
http://www.myspace.com/djcockneynutjob
To check out recordings of his Brap FM shows go to:
http://www.brapradio.co.uk/v2/category/the-crazybeats-show/
Kreza
He started DJing about ten years ago when a girlfriend at the time donated her old belt-drive Numarks. At the time he started buying piles and piles of techstep and jump-up ragga jungle. He then spent a few years promoting and Djing at the highly successful, multi-genre MOD nights in his hometown of Basingstoke
His music taste diversified somewhat and these days is playing mainly nu skool breaks, peppered liberally with odd bits of grime, breakcore, hiphop, rapcore, dubstep, and of course the odd jungle tune when the mood takes him.
More recently he went on to set up an internet station of his own to broadcast to the world his musical delights. Then early in 2010 Kreza decided to join the Brap FM ranks to present the bi-weekly Nuclear Breaks show. He has played clubs from London to Bournemouth, rocking parties with complex breaks and heavy basslines.
For more info go to:
http://www.myspace.com/djkreza
