Let’s Move is a live performance piece I created on an APC40 during a beat showcase in the early 2010s. Unlike my sample-heavy productions from the 2000s, this one was built live, on the fly — triggering, looping, and layering in real time.

The energy was raw and spontaneous, capturing what I loved about performing with hardware: that blend of control and chaos where the crowd feeds off every move you make. This performance shows another side of my production style — less polished studio cut, more live experimental hip-hop / electronic beat showcase vibe.

If you’re into live beat sets, APC40 performances, trip hop, instrumental hip hop, and experimental live electronic music, this one brings that energy straight from the stage.

Neon (Let's Move) - Live in 2011

DJ Zero One | Boom-bap drums × cosmic synths | Long Beach, CA

From the sun-bleached corners of Long Beach, DJ Zero One has spent 25 years fusing hard-knocking boom-bap with astral synth lines and genre-bending flair—think J Dilla meets Kaytranada with a West-Coast grin. His credits run deep, with originals and remixes for underground legends like Edo G, Dizzy Dustin (Ugly Duckling), 2Mex, Ill Camille, Declaime, and more. Steeped in the energy of L.A.’s storied beat scene, Zero One keeps reshaping sound for the future—spinning everything from dusty soul flips to future-funk edits that move bodies and minds alike.

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