Beatcheck monkey interview on BBC introducing live from summer Fayre

"Absolutely tore the roof off and threw down one of the best sets I've ever heard, evar! if he'd come on at 2am when I was on one I think I would have probably exploded TBH Awesome mate, awesome!"
- Raver Feedback from Bang Face

"I've often wondered whether Dave Skywalker is a genius or just plain lucky. When I first got talking to Dave, he was writing huge quantities of music in all different styles. I actually don't think I've ever come across anyone as diverse and productive since! He's a highly intelligent and creative character and you can see that in everthing he does.. Maybe this is just because he is so experimental. I can think of dozens of his tracks that would have been classics had they been released at the right time. I always look forward to hearing his new music as I expect to be shocked again by his radical take on eveything.. Oh - and everything I've said also applies to Dave's DJ skills."
- Hattrixx, Computer Music Magazine

"Skywalker was playing when I got there. I have known Dave for a while, but never heard him play. Astraboy was already rockin' out to the set, which was superb. A fantastic mixture of gabba / jungle and wierdness. I knew Dave could mix and make good tracks, but was impressed by not only his technical abilities, but his relaxed / bonkers antics behind the decks. Within 10 minutes I was leaping around like all the other nutters.. I even had glowsticks lol.. fantastic set."
- Luna-C, Kniteforce Records

Dave Skywalker has always been into electronic music. By 1986, at the age of 8 he was listening to US house music, having purchased his first record - Steve Silk Hurleys "Jack Your Body" - and was already annoying his neighbours with that "boom boom boom" music.

Playing at house parties from 1994 and in clubs from 1997, Dave Skywalker travels all over the country, across Europe, the USA and Canada, and predominately plays high energy, multi-genre rave sets spanning techno & breakbeat to breakcore and gabber.

Dave was nominated in the 2006 Old Skool Awards as best up and coming DJ and also at the 2006 Musik4You awards for best new producer, and in 2010 he was nominated in the Nu Rave awards under various categories, ending up runner-up for best DJ and best producer, and winning the award for best radio show. He now plays weekly on Kniteforce Radio and has been a staple of Breakpirates since 2003. Involved in numerous labels, he's managed Endor Recordings since 2010.

While remaining Bang Face's resident DJ since 2006, Dave has played at the old skool legendary raves such as Fantazia, Dreamscape, and Raindance, and the newest emerging rave nights coming from the likes of London, Bristol and Sheffield. His energy behind the decks is something to be seen, and when not behind the decks he's in front of them in the crowd. Finally, people say he's a top bloke, which is nice.

Beatcheck injects life into Milton Keynes’s hidden cultural scene – helping to re-educate the people of the city to the ways of urban culture; guiding lost souls toward the love, life and lunacy that exists in our concrete jungle; and redirecting misguided beings towards a bright, happy culturally-educated city life.

Beatcheck shows Milton Keynes that deep dark and dirty is better than cheap, quick and nasty and convinces everyone to get deep, down and dirty with us in our caravan of love.


Guests at BeatCheck Milton Keynes:

Annie Nightingale, Krafty Kuts, Dynamite MC, Freq Nasty, The Stanton Warriors, The Freestylers FT MC SirReal, Dub Pistols with Rodney P, Elite Force, DreadZone Soundsystem, Rogue eliment, Meat Katie, Dylan Rhymes, Kid Blue, Ed Solo, Breakfastaz, Ali B, Autobots, A Skillz, Beardyman, Reeps One, The Petebox, Soul of Man, Cut La Roc, Drum Monkeys, Janette Slack, Slyde, Groove Diggerz, Drumattic Twins, StreetLife DJs, Stupid Fresh, Backstage Sluts, Dom Almond, Kouncilhouse, Afghan Headspin.

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