September 2020, the rebellion is upon us. AI Sentents, at the plateau of their revolution have destroyed the inferior human species dubbing non robotic existence obsolete....except for the few they have kept alive for neo cyborg experimentation. When the gray matter of a progressive breaks DJ is overtaken by sentient engineering, the result is chaos. 21 Paths arises from the molten red ashes of this burning earth as a sign to the fallen human race. You were never worthy, this planet has been abducted, The Insurrection is already upon you.

Insurrection Tracklist

01. Insurrection Intro
02. Jackal& Hyde - Anywhere in the Galaxy
03. Ghostlight - Signal Stream
04. Ohverclock - Follow Know One 2.2
05. Ohverclock - Rezonation
06. Code Rising Vs. Phonmotronix - Telepathy
07. Code Rising Vs. ATF - Into Darkness
08. Code Rising - Destroy It
09. Grow - Move Right Along
10. Ohverclock - Transplant Experiment (Code Rising Remix)
11. Jackal & Hyde - Electromagnetic
12. Code rising VS. Phonotronic - Fathom
13. Code Rising - Humanoid
14. Ohverclock - Rain Falls Down (assemblage 23) Ohverclock Remix
15. Code Rising - Technological Terror (BFX Remix)
16. Jackal & Hyde - Bad Robot (Code Rising Remix)
17. Jackal & Hyde - Beyond (Evan Gamble Lewis Remix)
18. Ohverclock - One Million Slaves

Insurrection

21paths -  "INSURRECTION"

Meet Joey Delzingaro. A DJ whose story mirrors many a successful DJ’s, maybe even yours…

A child of the 80s, he begins DJing at 13 years old, drawn to the breakbeats and floor wars of the b-boy scene. He meets and is mentored by freestyle impresario Ziggy Gonzalez (producer of Coro’s #1 "Where Are You Tonight”), travels from NYC to Miami promoting for labels such as Micmac Records and Cutting Records, and eventually returns to Orlando where he establishes himself as a well-respected club DJ and concert promoter.

But there’s a little more to Joey’s story: Joey is almost totally deaf.

“I was introduced to the music scene in the early 90s,” says Joey. “But I always had trouble being in a crowd. I wasn’t very social because of my hearing. I couldn’t ask everyone to repeat themselves a hundred times just so I could understand them. So I basically withdrew and suffered in silence as I watched my friends succeed in the DJ industry.”

That all changed in 2016 when a friend asked Joey if he’d consider DJing for a party. “I was a little hesitant at first but I went ahead and played at the party and that reignited a flame that was once bright.”

They said I couldn’t DJ because I couldn’t hear.
But I wouldn’t listen.

Inspired anew, Joey bought two brand new turntables and a mixer and spent the next year and a half experimenting with a variety of digital setups before discovering Traktor.

“That was it for me. I learned to read waveforms while stomping my foot as a human metronome and to use amplified headphones to feel bass pressure. That allowed me to utilize what little hearing I have left to be able to mix.”

With the encouragement of childhood friend Derek Steplight aka DJ D-XTREME, Joey has since become a mainstay of the downtown Orlando club scene, regularly appearing as DJ Joey Blanco Peek Downtown while organizing his own shows once every other month.

It may have started in Detroit but the South gave it SOUL. gonna fuck with the decks one day; untill then Im your Krittika

Born n raised in South Fl, ever since I can remember I've been in love w music of all forms. From a very young age playing piano, drums, guitar, etc. all highly unsuccessful 🤪 But 💯 Music is my Church & EDM my Heartbeat.  🎶💚♾💚🎶 🔊🔊🔊🆙️🆙️🆙️

Damage Control Records is an Electro and Breaks label. A collective of breaks and electro. Supporting and sharing music made by some of the best in the industry. We also concentrate on promoting our events through out the US and the UK.
DJs are Phunky Phin (Orlando) Gamma (Orlando) Filthy Frequencies (Utah) Flurwerker (Tampa) 21paths (Orlando) 
DJ Natural Nate (Colorado) Medley (Miami) Digital Attitude (Fort Pierce) OneWay (Louisiana) Scrub (Louisiana) Spark D (Orlando)

I am just a HUGE music fan!!!  After hearing my first Florida breaks back in the middle to late 90's and then going to a Baby Anne show in Atlanta, I was hooked.  I love a little bit of it all, just depends on my mood as to what I want to hear.  If its too loud, you're too old......................................