Producer/dj from Brighton AKA SkunkEfunk... For all bookings and enquiries please contact hydrophonicdnb@gmail.com

#inde #artist #Detroit #Realmusic   #NOPEN #NOPAD  COLLECTION RAPPIN IS A HOBBIE GETTIN RICH IS MY DAY JOB

Bookings: North America:  saleem @ amodeagency.com  | ROW mark@esp-agency.com

Demo's can be dropped through the Demo Drop on the Blackout page

🇯🇲Grammy Award Winning Producer/SongWriter 🏆
Yo Izy! ARE YOU KIDDING ME?
izybeats@creativetitans.co
bfan.link/up-deh

Bookings:
bookings@kiesconcierge.com

Music : 
rossibandluca@gmail.com

When DJ EZ, the holy grail of technical wizardry, describes you as “Bad Boy DJs” and SB.TV head honcho Jamal Edwards refers to you as “Legends” you begin to get an idea of the kind of act you’re dealing with.

To quote one magazine article, “In a world full of haters, no one has a bad word to say about Rossi & Luca… these two have made their name the old fashioned way - by being great DJ’s.”

The award winning duo are the epitome of versatility and with both individuals bringing a unique and complimentary set of skills to the table you can guarantee every show is full of non stop, high energy, jaw dropping entertainment.

Having recently established themselves as the minimix masters for Ministry of Sound’s compilations they now have an impressive selection that each showcase, in just 5 minutes, why they are hot property for promoters across the UK and Europe.

Bookings & Info: Contactcoops1@gmail.com

Not many rappers can boast that their first ever live performance was at London’s O2 Arena, supporting hip hop legend, Nas. Such was the talent of Jordan Cooper, aka Coops, who at 23-years-old won Choice FM’s Breakthrough Competition, and the chance to perform alongside one of his formative influences. “I want to be inspired by the greats, rather than what’s current,” the North Londoner explains, citing Jay Z, A Tribe Called Quest and Eminem as other major inspirations. 
Throughout his late teens Coops was making music with his friends, but it wasn’t until he looked at himself and the world around him that he changed his writing approach and decided to go it alone. “I’ve always had the mind-set that if I’m true to myself and where I am, as a social commentator or looking inside myself documenting that stage of my life, then I’ll have endless material.”

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