Intelligent Beatz started as a Bristol based Drum n' Bass event featuring all other sub genres of electronic music. After massive support and success 'INTELLIGENT BEATZ RECORDS' was launched, Showcasing massive tracks from the UK's & international underground producers. 

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Innovation, responsible for putting on successful drum’n’bass and jungle events in London and across the UK since 1995, Innovation has also spread across Europe with events in Germany and the massively popular weekend & week long Innovation In The Dam & multi award winning Innovation In The Sun events, which draw crowds from as far a field as the USA, Canada, Italy, Mexico, Portugal, Tenerife, France, Holland, Austria, New Zealand & Australia!

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Heist, also known as Strider if you’re looking to go way back into his discography, has been dominating, innovating and revolutionising speaker bins for 20 years now. No matter the year, his tunes always felt relevant, yet discernibly his, and in many cases were integral in pushing the limits of the Drum and Bass spectrum a bit further and a bit deeper than the status quo. His sound has travelled the ins and outs of the Drum and Bass super-highway many times, maturing as it grew from its humble yet bad and bashy beginnings found on classics like ‘Company 7’, ‘Beetle juice’, ‘Philly Styler’ and ‘Iron Hide’.

Also a badboy DJ for just as long (longer than heist in fact - he was dj’ing in the early 90’s under a different synonym). It’s tunes like ‘Go to work’, Sleep in ya eyes and ‘Don’t hold back’ as well as his high-octane DJ sets, that propelled him into super-stardom way-back-when. And in the minds of many, solidified Heist as a bonafide legend resulting in too many collaborations, endorsements and appearances to list. 
Having graced the catalogues of many iconic, foundational labels like Playaz, Charge, Ganja, V, Digital Soundboy, Frontline, Full Cycle, Philly Blunt, Low down deep and Metalheadz! All one needs to do to understand why Drum and Bass royalty like Dillinja, Hype, and Goldie, took notice so early on is…listen. Listen to any of it! It’s as though Heist had the foresight to be as fastidious about what he released to others as he has been about what he releases on his own signature imprints, Sumo Beatz, Calypso and Co-Lab.

Receiving previous critical acclaim whilst engineering for DNB forefather and legend, Goldie, as well as on his own celebrated productions, Heist has found a home for most of his current output on two-time award-winning label, Low Down Deep Recordings. Big things are coming on the label from Heist, like the cheeky ‘Bug Patrol’ and also ‘Felt Rich’ both doing dance floor damage from a host of DJ’s and support on BBC Radio 1, Kiss FM amongst other radio stations for both of these tracks and most likely more Heist bangers! Some exciting future projects are also in the works for a few labels that have yet to see the likes of Heist...The return of Sumo Beatz is also in store, with a bunch of ‘select cuts’ he has been just waiting to get out there on his own label. If history serves, there’s truly no telling what Heist will cook up next or how hard his freshly-brewed baselines will hit, but the future does look bright for the now DNB legend, to say the very least. With a plethora of music in the works as well as tour dates across Europe and the globe actively brewing in the cauldron, 2025 is looking deadly.

Biography
I was born into music revival that was all that was played in my parents house , I liked it but was a bit oldskool for me. As I started to develop my own passion for music, My music love as a youth was ragga/dancehall, loved ninjaman, shabba ranks super cat i loved watching the clashes they had me intrigued, very entertained and excited, I loved the energy and vibes, it was unbeatable. 

When I started senior school i started to listen to hip hop, I was very music orientated, my good friend GT use to go out as a teenager to jungle raves, I was like blood, how you listening to that music man, to be fare I wasn't to keen on Jungle, the only tune that I enjoyed was General Levy and M. Beat Incredible. 

I borrowed a couple of tapes from G.T, Mickey Finn and Bassman tape, and a brockie and Dett, Mampi Swift Bryan G many others, when I was in my house listening to the energy and vibe these guys were letting off it made me smile and vibes, the vibe was similar to the bashment and dancehall it had the similar  formula to a extent. 

When I heard Skibadee and Shabba, the levels them man were letting off was next level, I loved listening to Bassman & Trigga too, straight dark vibes at a steady pace, this is when i fell in love with Jungle!! When i use to listen to jungle i automatically started  spitting lyrics, couple lines here and there not full verses, I started out as a bedroom M.c and a playground M.C at school, then gained the confidence to M.c at house parties, I was a 14 year old youth. I continued Mcing doing sets, as my friend had decks. We use to jam and do sets record them, I didn't just listen to them i proper penetrated them, lyrics the way I sounded, how I said the lyrics, always wanted to be better on my next set.

When  I was 17, I went on a Birmingham base radio station called silk city F.M and done a 10-12 show saturday and sunday called the Bashment show, with Dj Roots Big Mikee Jaspino Don and Mc C, just done it for the love as this is what i loved doing and was getting mad love, HAZARD WHO IS STILL ONE OF MY FAVOURITES, use play at Wallice Lawler I Use to jump on his set time to time as a shy mc lol.

I grew my confidence on the radio, the phone did not stop ringing for big ups, it was unexplainable.

I have been to a mass amount of drum and bass events, through out my years I loved raving, it was a place I forgot everything, drum and bass made me happy, every weekend I was out to all the top events I was there, by hook or by crook. 

It was almost impossible to get a booking back then I did get bookings they were under 18s party's, or nights my friends put on, to get a booking in rave you had to roll with your tape or cd, try find the promoter leave your number on there and wait for a response if you got one.

A lot of people started to spit and dj on garage and grime as it was so hard to get a look in in jungle/Drum & Bass world. Although  I use to love partying to Garage I could not get the the same vibe spitting to it i did from drum and bass I remained doing my show on the radio i loved. 

In 2004 Magika started Raveology in Birmingham, and he started to give me regular work, still continued doing the radio and pushing my self, there was a buzz around my name it felt like I was finally started taking off and Mcing where I wanted to be.

2006, when things took a downward spiral in my life, that spiral took me out the game till 2010, within that time i got myself strong mentally, constantly wrote bars and hooks also full songs, knowing i would be back to the music , now I'm back, I Preformed at Raveology, Legends of the dark black, Random Concept Eternal Muzic, Highgrade, Skankers Bassmans bday Triggas bday bash, Nutcrackas Bday bash.Alphas Birthday Bash Ds2b, plus more, I done few guest shows on Origin.net Shotta T.v, I have featured in a Music video called Gully Skanker,

I Feel Revamped as a M.c to what I was when I was a teenager and early 20s, Right now I'm focusing on elevating as a DnB artist.

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