ElectroBreakz 2022 V.1 - Brothers Of Funk VS Analog Hustlers

Ready To Roll

Much older now and no matter how hard I've resisted in the past I still can't get enough of the music of our youth that myself and many, friends  cut our teeth to. Including but in no way limited to (Sean G, Jimmy Mac, Billy C aka dirtfoot, Jimmy B and brother Will "god rest his sole,you are truly missed brother", Chad G, Chris Mro, Raymond L, Mark A, my dear friend Donna "Donnaho" B. and so damn many more and you know who you are) Remember when we didn't even hit the club most Saturdays till 2am. Damn what an Era. Still uncontested to this very day. Like I said "older now but not really" Good to see a lot of you here. Keep it up........
Of course there's tons of great slamming new tracks but somehow it's just not the same, not to say that there's any less hard hitting new tracks because there most definitely are plenty.  Back then there was still an innocence to what we did and how hard we partied at all the great venues of yesteryear like Ahhz @ The Beechum Theater (where it all began) then there's The Abyss,  The Edge,  Firestone, Marz, Simonz, Cyberzone and so many more. We were trailblazers for sure who rode that wave of craziness to the very end and those who were there know exactly what I'm talking about. We're all a lot older now but so very grateful to be apart of something so special that it will never be duplicated.  Again sending much love to all my friends I didn't mention who also survived the madness, I miss you all dearly. Thank you all so very much.

Live🖖Prosper

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     I think music in itself is healing. It's an explosive expression of humanity. It's something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we're from, everyone loves music. 

Just someone who has a love for Breaks (almost all breaks but specifically Florida and Louisiana Breaks and Vocal Breaks)...Electro...Trance...Drum&Bass...Dub (the original Dub that was around the Tampa scene from the 90's and early 2000's...not the new Dub that these kids think is the shit)...Trip-Hop...E-Hop...and a few others. Was HEAVILY involved (to put it lightly...no pun intended but pun intended) in the Tampa/Orlando scene from the late 80's thru around 2007 or so...until the scene changed or was forced to change...but this shit is in my blood!!! I guess like they say...Blood in...Blood out!!! Had an iconic and well known house in South Tampa that was called "The House On Stilts"...it was the only house in the subdivision that was up on stilts like a beach house. And if you were in the scene...odds are you've swung thru at some point for one or more of the parties...Lol!!! If so...hit me up and tell me about it...I love hearing the stories because MAN O' FUCKING MAN...THOSE WERE THE DAYS!!! Best times of my life...and I'd do it all over again in a heartbeat...I mean breakbeat!!!