Welcome to VR. Born in Mile End late 2009, we've currently got home bases in London, Dubai, NYC and Melbourne.

Check out 'radio edits' of the full catalogue here. For extended versions, DJ mixes and other projects, visit our artist's pages:

http://soundcloud.com/megadonbetamax

http://soundcloud.com/tysonballard

http://soundcloud.com/benjaminsun

http://soundcloud.com/late-nite-tuff-guy / DJ HMC

http://soundcloud.com/Freekwency

http://soundcloud.com/fio

In 1992 Quro began recording music in Adelaide, South Australia.
 
Quro was a key part of the team FLG with Madcap and Groove Terminator pressing South Australia’s first ever hip hop vinyl record (1993).
 
A voice on Hilltop Hood’s Vinyl (1997), Delta’s first released recorded tune alongside Quro on Lyric Night from Quro’s first solo album “This Last Week I’ve…” (1998).
 
You may have also heard his tones on the first Herd Record, ShinkiRow’s debut and on the many rapid appearances that followed.
 
Joining tours up in front of thousands with the Resin Dogs, ShinKiRow, Fuglemen over nearly a decade this fella took the mic and flipped it. A vocalist, linguist, verbal and vocal warrior.
 
He’s travelled all over, and played live there also.

He was also one of the founders and weekly hosts of Adelaide’s first ever dedicated hip hop radio show 93.7 Degreez in The Shade.
 
He also contributed a verse on the Def Wish Cast track Saga (Iron Fist) from their debut LP Knights of the Underground Table (1993).
 
Toured top to tail of Australia from small dingy clubs to major festivals and everything in between.

Live sessions on Triple J, SBS, National TV on the Recovery Program on ABC in 1997 and long since forgotten numbers of times on Channel V.
 
Spitting verses with Mnemonic Ascent, tunes on Culture of Kings, Straight from The Art, Evolutionary Vibes, Refashioned, Homebrews 2 and Stealth Magazine Disc.
 
He’s run the stage with an array of legends and supported everyone from RUN DMC, Latyrx,  to the Beastie Boys, Jurassic 5, Aceyalone and Blackalicious.
 
Quro then formed the live hip hop group Fuglemen with Muskrat, Jeremy Glover, Madcap and bunch of other talented cats, releasing two albums, Resuscitation (1997) and Memento Mori (1999).

He spent way too much of his twenty's in Tarago vans.
 
He has released two albums as a solo artist, This Last Week I've... and Looking For Andrew Bradley and with producer and DJ Mostyn (Space Unit) formed Reference Point in 1999 after moving to Sydney. The duo released their album Save The World in 2000 and the BackwordsForewords single on Pacifica Records in 2001. 

He worked with Brisbane Producer Lawrence English on Object’s LP Pandemic, a post apocalypse sound scape released in Europe.
 
Following this Quro fronted the large live hip hop group Upshot joining rappers Brass Knuckles, Sleeping Monk and even Urthboy on one tune (who released their album Make It Happen in 2004) and he continued to work with Mostyn releasing their Goodnight Mr Howard EP in July 2007.
 
Over the years all this stuff won the odd few awards and a slew of appearances over the last 30 years.

He’s been quiet but has got a few new ditties.

Just a guy with a pen and a pad and a mic and a beat.

Ray Mann has supported Al Green, Tori Amos, Lauryn Hill, Jamie Lidell, Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings, Roy Ayers and many more, in Australia, Japan, Europe and New Caledonia. Ray is an independent musician and visual artist, born to Egyptian parents, raised in Sydney, and now based in Berlin. Ray performs both solo and with his band The Ray Mann Three.

Booking Contact : booking@best-works.com
Alexander Barck is a Berlin based producer and DJ. He is founding member of Jazzanova and A&R for the label Sonarkollektiv. Also working with Christian Prommer on the Prommer & Barck project. Lately working with DJ Comixxx on remixes and new material.
Besides that he runs 2 weekly radio shows on Radio Eins in Berlin and on Worldwide FM in Berlin.

From events to a record label, the Lessizmore stamp has become synonymous with the wild frontier of creative dance music.
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Oyobi is a musical project that explores the boundary between organic folkloric rhythms and machine-based analog electronica. Their music is primal, raw, and prone to improvisation, with an unflinching streak of bending and breaking typical genre barriers. Consisting of uniquely created sounds and atmospheres, their performances use an array of synthesisers, drum machines, percussion and bass, to create compelling analog infused polyrhythms that explore the modern application of folkloric traditions.

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