I'm just a vato cat from the wrong side of the barrio, Vatos Locos forever!

Break Behaviour is a project born at the intersection of two musical eras. Immersed in the golden age of the '90s, we've borrowed the best from UK hardcore, breakbeat, and bass, blending it with the seemingly incompatible pop and rap of the 2000s. Add to this the intellectual drive of Detroit ghetto sound and the aggressiveness of electro, elements close to the heart of anyone raised in Kyiv's electronic scene.

Break Behaviour is an exploration of our own identity in the chaos of eclecticism, mixing street culture with the dark underground. It doesn't matter who you are, your nationality, musical tastes, or orientation. What matters is what you do and how you do it. The message you convey is crucial.

We reflect the reality of our time, where everything merges into a unified whole. Our project serves as a connecting link between generations.

We are the MTV generation that experienced a cultural shift. We don't see differences between genres; we see potential in merging different sounds.

Our goal is to break conventional thinking, thereby uniting progressive minds. Regardless of musical preferences, worldview, or culture, everyone can feel unity under fast beats, broken breaks, groovy bass, and aggressive rap in one square space.

Welcome to Digislavia Music!

The vision is not genre-based. No borders, no masters, anyone can join ⚔️ You can submit your set to digislavia@gmail.com

Any DJ promoted on Digislavia Music is a potential candidate for our series of events called @premiumraves 🎖️

I'm just a vato cat from the wrong side of the Barrio. Old stuff from years ago re uploaded.

benjamin@plankton.cc

gredeson is a designer-engineer and DJ based in Berlin. Born in Sweden and drawing upon Finnish roots, he instinctively combines spatial design, organizational mechanics, and a passion for music. From minimal brutalism to retro-futurism and the fetishization of everything, his style is wacky, wayward, and unconstrained.

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