A collection of fiddlings I have been learning on Ableton 12.3, a MacAir M2, a MiniLab and 30 years of DJing alternative dance music all over.

A But Tuba

A real moody number I created whilst experimenting with everything.  This was track 6 from 2024 productions and the first to get a nod from outside ears.

Shadow Hunter

Breakbeat, Progressive Breaks, Deep Tech, Fluffy Thump, Delicious Bass, Blntdluffx

Flutterbug

If U Know Me

If U Know Me (reload)

A broody jazz breaks affair inspired by the early days.  inspired by being a '90's. NinjaTune fanboy.

I'm basically trying to clear the "locker" out before we start 2026 and the new label with an old friend I have been dying to work together with again.  This is all considered A But Tuba releases and will end up in an album playlist eventually or maybe even limited vinyl when we find a lathe cutter to support. :)

Lonely Runaways

I'm basically trying to clear the "locker" out before we start 2026 and the new label with an old friend I have been dying to work together with again.  This is all considered A But Tuba releases and will end up in an album playlist eventually or maybe even limited vinyl when we find a lathe cutter to support. :)

Pass The Funk

I'm basically trying to clear the "locker" out before we start 2026 and the new label with an old friend I have been dying to work together with again. This is all considered A But Tuba releases and will end up in an album playlist eventually or maybe even limited vinyl when we find a lathe cutter to support. :)

All Is Forgiven

Since the 90s, he’s operated just left of the mainstream; DJ, promoter, crate-digger, listener — tuned into deeper frequencies. From co-founding hedphunk and helming Friday Night Frenzies at 206live to 13 years of Oppikoppi sets, he gave a platform to boundary-pushing sounds. He supported icons like Aphrodite, Jon Carter, Stanton Warriors, Mr. Scruff, and more. His journey stretched from Red Bull Music Academy in 2003 to the release of Breakin’ ZA in 2010, a raw snapshot of SA’s breakbeat underground.

After returning to the UK in 2012, he played Camden’s Lockside Lounge, helped revive Kickin’ Radio, and later co-launched AMG Radio after gigging in Bristol. Saturdays broadcasting delicious beats and the woo-woo bass. Now, after a production hiatus, he’s back: intentional, clear, and creatively charged. His latest work distils decades of listening and sonic exploration, shaped by the past but built for the future.

For the longtime heads, the ones who remember, this is a warm welcome back, a reintroduction. For the new listeners with open ears and no rulebook, this is an invitation to come closer.

All Is Forgiven

Blunted Stuntman