Scott McKay, also known as Fear-E, is a DJ and producer based in Glasgow. He specialises in jacking house, techno, and electro, drawing inspiration from the raw early sounds of Chicago, Detroit, and the UK. Additionally, his work as Breakbeat Energy showcases a blend of breakbeat, jungle, and hardcore music influenced by the 90s and early 2000s UK rave scenes. 

Scott has built an impressive discography, releasing music on respected labels such as Dixon Avenue Basement Jams and Dark Entries. He also runs his own label, Posh End Music, which is dedicated to releasing high-quality electronic music that pays homage to his roots. Recently, he founded another outlet, sister label Breakbeat Energy, focusing on all forms of music that stem from the hardcore-oriented spectrum.

Over the past decade, Scott has delivered impactful DJ sets across various venues and festivals in the UK and further afield. He has made guest appearances on several radio shows and has received airplay on BBC Radio 1, 6 Music, and Rinse FM, with his tracks featured in Radio 1's Essential Mix multiple times. His productions have been supported by prominent artists including Dave Clarke, Ben Sims, The Hacker, Randomer, Jerome Hill, Marcel Dettmann, James Ruskin, Bloody Mary, Paul Woolford, Skream, Leftfield, and the late, great Andrew Weatherall.

1.Sterac Electronics - Game Changers
2.Luke's Anger - Numberz
3.Versalife - Omen Observer
4.LORY D - TronTrp.bssExtndd
5.HR101 x Human Rebellion - Nocturnal Beings
6.Ben Pest - Experting Computers
7.Fear-E - Terror Corps
8.Andy Martin - Electric Blue (CYRK Remix)
9.Damon Wild and Tim Taylor - Bang The Acid (Original Mix)
10.Kids Of Rotten Future - Feel The Struggle
11.Acid Jesus - Faith in Acid
12.Alden Tyrell - Lockstate
13.DJ Godfather - Funk for the Trunk
14.Zeta Reticula - Star's Wobble (Original Mix)
15.SOD 90 - Saving Up For Botox
16.Yuri Suzuki - Hyype
17.Joey Beltram - Fuzz
18.Passarani - Riding Time Waves

https://soundcloud.com/fear-e
https://www.instagram.com/scott_fear_e/?hl=en
https://www.facebook.com/FearEDABJ

Computer Transmissions 4 - Fear-E - Posh End Music

Old fart who loves 4:4 across the board. Occasionally promote and play out at a night called 'Darkroom' and at 'Esoteric' at The Trades Club, Hebden Bridge. currently promoting #InRealLife at The Golden Lion, Todmorden (next event is 3/12/25 with Reedale Rise live.) Held a residency on the Modulations podcast and broadcast 'The Electric Lounge' radio show for two years. Musical inspirations: too many. Forged in late 89 sweatboxes in Manchester...But it ain't where you're from, it's where you're at. 

Produce and play tunes. Run some labels Posh End Music/Breakbeat Energy. 

Releases on - 
Dixon Avenue Basement Jams/Don't Be Afraid/Hilltown Disco/Dark Entries/Super Rhythm Trax/Takeout/Zone/Avoidant/Street Tracks/Dame-Music/Co-Accused/Outerworld/Das Booty/Acid Avengers/Maximum Airtime

Hit me up at fearedabj@gmail.com for promos/bookings.

gran aficionado y amante de la música electrónica,y del tecno más oscuro y mental .

Owner of Computer Controlled Records. 

Contact computercontrolledrecords@gmail.com for bookings etc.

DJing in his hometown of Belfast for close to 30 years, Blark AKA Blacky.  Seeing Carl Cox play at the legendary Vengeance raves in 1990s was where he first got bitten by the rave bug and hasn't looked back since. Some people say he’s actually been to more raves than Carl Cox has ;)

Alongside friend and fellow Cricky, they both started up the Cave nights in Belfast, bringing over acts like Pet Duo, Patrick DSP, Marco Bailey, Dan Ghenacia, Mark EG, James Ruskin to the city. It was through this the two started releasing music as Cave DJz, racking up almost 15 tracks to date. 

In more recent times, Blark has warmed up for some of the biggest names in techno and house played at festivals like Burning Man, Jika Jika, Life Festival, ifyouknow and AVA in Belfast. He’s also played in clubs all over Europe, including a lengthy stay in Ibiza, Griessmuehle in Berlin and Corsica Studios in London.


Contact: ComputerControlledRecords@gmail.com


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