STBO ED 89 - Absolutely wicked mix of the old and the new big bad big ups...!!

Track List
1	You are now in tune to th 4	Devil Fish
2	Hollow Halls (Original Mix)	Jeremy Olander
3	Acid Chant (Breaks Mix)	Maryer
4	Narra Mine (Ben Dickeson Elastic Remix)	Genaside II
5	B-Boy Bonus Beats (Original Mix)	DJ Icey
6	Busy Child (Radio Edit)	The Crystal Method
7	Bronx Posse (Club Mix)	Skool Of Thought, Stanton Warriors
8	Get The Party Started (Original Mix)	Mizzo
9	London Feels	Pyramid
10	Pink Bootleg	Rennie Pilgrem
11	Bicep 'Apricots' J. Rainbow 2023 Edit	Jamie Rainbow
12	System Addict (Mr No Hands Exo-Funk Re-Edit)	Plump DJs
13	Everybody Breaks (Original Mix)	Mr No Hands
14	Camisra - Let Me Show You (Mr No Hands Remix) [MGMaster]	Mr No Hands
15	Jesus Loves The Acid	Ecstacy Club
16	Techno Gangsters	N-Joi
17	Acid Funk (Rabbit in the Moon's Turn On Mix) (Rabbit in the Moon's Turn On Mix)	Hawke, God Within
18	Champion Sound (An Avrin Remix)	Brink, Lutsu
19	Every Posse & Crew (Mary Droppinz Remix)	Freq Nasty, Deekline
20	Slyde - Slyde On (Elite Force Remix)	Slyde
21	Roll The Drums (Original Mix)	Guau
22	Hit The Sound (Original Mix)	Woter
23	Heavyweight (Original Mix)	K-65
24	Gunman feat. Banton	PYRAMID
25	Bust 'Em Up (Dismantle Remix)	Crookers, Savage Skulls
26	DJ X-Cess - Music Is Moving - Rise Up - 02 Rise Up	DJ X-Cess
27	Get Yourself Together	DJ X-Cess
28	DJ X-Cess - Music Is Moving - Rise Up - 01 Music Is Moving	DJ X-Cess
29	Gypsy Woman	DJ X-Cess
30	You Got The Love	DJ X-Cess

Slam The Breaks On Ed 89

You can find me playing records on www.cutterschoiceradio.com

All my show archives over on the mixcloud if you're interested..
www.mixcloud.com/westhamdave89

I'm a big fan of music generally, and also making connections with people through music. My collection has grown over the years and is still growing weekly! It contains a bit of everything, mostly influenced by breakbeat and drum and bass although more recently house and tech house. I was and still am a big fan of breaks, especially tracks from the likes of Freeland, Atomic Hooligan, Freq Nasty, Stanton Warriors, Plump DJs, Krafty Kuts etc but this list is definitely not exhaustive and I will listen to, and play anything within reason. Got to have an open mind! 

Things are a little quieter these days but I've spent many weekends lost in a field/club/house party somewhere!

Join me on Cutters Choice Radio for my Slam the Breaks on show to put a smile on your face! I play a good range of stuff and don’t focus on one particular style or genre. Just sit back, relax and make sure the volume’s turned up to 11!! You catch me on the 2nd and 4th Friday of every month from 3pm to 5pm.


 Chawalla Breaks.
  "The  Beatsmith"
Dropping beats for 30 years in
clubs worldwide! From b-boy to
breakbeat legend, bringing the
underground vibes of Southern
England to life. Let's dance!
#DJLife #Breakbeats #Chawalla

SCHROEDS has been a transformative force in the dance music scene for over two decades, captivating a new generation of listeners with his unique sound. His musical voyage began at 16 in 1995, spinning house tracks in Cincinnati and quickly gaining recognition. Early in his career, he landed a coveted opening slot at the Lift club, performing alongside industry giants such as Felix the Housecat, Todd Terry, and Moodyman.

Driven by a deep love for dance music, SCHROEDS ventured into production with his high school friend Jeremy Zunk, forming the duo "LP." Their collaboration caught the attention of Moonshine Records, leading to a contract and the release of several 12" singles in 2001.

By 2002, SCHROEDS, alongside Taylor Pakula, had made a mark on the Southwest rave scene, delivering unforgettable live performances and DJ sets, and sharing stages with acts like Rabbit in the Moon and DJ Magic Mike.

A move to Los Angeles in 2005 saw SCHROEDS diving into production for renowned artists such as Paul Oakenfold and Adam Freeland, and releasing music as "The Fraction" on Perfecto Records in the late 2000s.

After stepping back from the music scene, SCHROEDS found new inspiration through his work at Native Instruments and connections with LA's DJ scene, including Mary Droppinz, NAIAD, and Materielle. The LA Beat Scene, known for its cyphers and retreats, played a significant role in reigniting his creative spark. Currently, SCHROEDS is producing distinctive tracks, working closely with local talents like NAIAD, Mary Droppinz, and Taylor Plenn.

With his enduring influence and a resurgence of support, SCHROEDS continues to be a vibrant force in both music production and the dance community.