YO PEEPS! HERE'S MY HALF OF THE MIX THAT I DID WITH GUCCI BASS  FOR THE MONKEY TENNIS GROUP/ LINDA B SHOW!,

MTG Live Robotic Mix


  Karmic Waves has made quite a splash in the Florida DJ scene with his energetic performances and unique mixing style. His experience sharing the stage with well-known DJs has likely contributed to his success. It's impressive that he taught himself to beat match by ear, adding to his distinctive approach to mixing music. His blend of old school breaks with a modern twist seems to resonate well with the audience. His passion for Breaks, Electro, and Drum N Bass is evident. Having shared the stage with influential DJs like DJ Icey, DJ Babyanne, Infiniti, Monk, Bad Boy Bill, Odi, AK1200, Paul Santana, FACTORe, Pump DJs, Exzakt, Burufunk, Mike & Charlie, Dee Jay Shaolin, Eric Berretta, Huda Hudia, J-Break, Urban J, Mizzo, Keith Mackenzie, and Doc Roc. Karmic Waves has had an incredible journey in the music scene, from his early fascination with Miami Bass to becoming a skilled DJ and sharing the stage with some of his biggest influences. Through hard work and passion he is chasing his dreams and making them a reality!

A collection of the exclusive mixes played for the Monkey Tennis Groups premiere online interactive electronic music event, FESTIVAL OF FUNK 5

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

Monkey Tennis Group's Festival Of Friends is the worlds first global online interactive event series, featuring the top DJ's & Producers on this planet. This SC page supports broken beats & we share the best mixes related to MTG, FOF, & Get Funk'd!

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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!!!

It’s The music and the freedom to vibe the best and do your dance .. this is making a difference this is how we can change the world.  THERE WOULD NOT BE SO MANY GUNS ON THE STREET AND SO MUCH VIOLENCE IF THE TABS OF THE LATE 80’s and early 90’s were still available !!! BET ! Bring back the best of why we are called GENERATION X  and that’ll bring back all the love everyone could never imagine … because GOD knows and I know THE WORLD NEEDS IT and everyone who never experienced it ,  DESERVES IT !   THE WORKD NEEDS ONE GOOD BIG WAFFER TAB is all .  And I don’t think that’s asking too much .. I mean what kind of hate machine would take us from that to what’s on the streets today ,  the worst kind that’s what.  So I say if it takes being left behind to command that hate machine right into the sun ,  I will and I bet I wouldn’t be standing alone !   None of us chose to be here , yet we are all in this together,  it’s time to feel the love again it is still in us all.

Central Florida born & Raised. Growing up as a kid in Daytona  Beach, FL in the 1980's then a teenager in early 1990's, I was introduced to all different kinds of electronic beats. Daytona Beach was a Spring Break destination so hearing Miami Bass & Freestyle had me hooked at a young age. In 1997 I was a 16 yr old walking into rave clubs no problem in O-Town, Ybor, or bach home in Daytona going to Sol-Rays or 600N. & thus the introduction to Florida Breakz and different DJ's & Producer's. Back then we all know the struggle was real to find a dope cassette tape recording of a live DJ set from a local artist from Orlando, Tampa/Ybor, Ft. Lauderdale, Miami/Dade, or anywhere in between. Once the internet speeds came up it was easier to keep a 100 CD sleeve bag full of fire music. From 1999 - 2005 my ears constantly were ringing for days after a weekend kicking it at a party, club, or festival. My crew was in it for the Breaks & Electro, party favors came on strong in the early years, by the end we just got high on the beats and going to live performances. Memories full of explosive nights literally every weekend for the longest time it seemed. It was a magical time for the scene itself and more amazing for me getting involved at a young age. Over night I had new friends that had a common interests, passion and love of our style of music. Chilling at a boys spot or kicking it at your spot, someone was always moving a mouse and banging on keys, or everyone taking turns on the mixer and tables having fun! I will always remembering the 2 records I practiced on over n over just learning to match snare hits and trying my ass off to keep it riding out for a minute slamming. What got me hooked is actually watching a new homie I made in the scene twisting knobs, sliding faders, EQ'ing the shit outta his music and really producing proper tracks. I seen fully both sides of the world we lived. I quickly gained a new respect for the talent and skills all this young guys n gals my age were doing creating the music I still enjoy today almost 20 years later. I got into Electro naturally because of my first love, Miami Bass & Freestyle. When your 13 and screaming at the Skate City DJ filling in for Resident DJ thats AWOL and playing just garbage, I knew that I had a Bass Addiction to the 808. Dirty beats coming up I-95 from Ft. Lauderdale & Miami literally set my life on a crazy path and a love for all of what Florida offered in the music scene. No doubt about it, the new Electro coming out today is jaw dropping. When those kicks n boom drops have subwoofers pumped to the max and that quad knock is pulsing literally through your body, that is a feeling everyone needs to experience at least once in life... Agreed...lol...!!!
Viva La Electro

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......................................

MTG Live Robotic Mix

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