The DBMC's are a hip hop collective from all corners of the triangle area.
From PortDirt we have MC Corey 'Evol' Love
From PortLush we have MC Jay Suttin , turntablist 'Cut' Colum O'Neill, and Producer/Engineer Colin Law
& From Cowl Rotten we have MC/Producer Danny 'Droppit' Clarke, MC Big Dean Wisener, Producer Lewis 'Sammy Good Knees' Armstrong and MC Casey 'ill cast' Taggart.

As well as putting on their own nights, the DBMC's have shared the stage with the likes of DJ Woody, DJ Format, Mr Thing (Scratch Perverts) as well as Irelands own DJ Flip, Militant Vinylist and Johnny Rocco.

ATTENTION: All my tunes are now here: youtube.com/@DaftLimmy

26 Year Old Hip Hop Artist based in the Derry/Donegal areas of Ireland.

"SUSTENANCE ALBUM" Prod By Kronus, April 2018.

Waking Android sees the coming together of two well known figures in the Belfast hip-hop scene, dsgrace & Kronus.  The latter, formerly known as Co-Kane, made his first appearance on the Roysta led Dirtcore Death Squad album 3 Way Face Fuck at the age of 13 and went on to be a prominent figure among local MCs and producers making beats for a variety of artists in the city and releasing The Arsehole of Nowhere mixtape in 2012. After stepping away from the mic and the boards for several years he is back, reinvigorated as Kronus and keen to make up for lost time.

Though he began writing and experimenting with recording as young as 14 (American accent EP with an online collaborator inclusive) dsgrace would stay quiet at open mics and events in the city, first coming to people’s attention with the release of the Noize Thievery produced album Adoxography in 2014 which was received to much acclaim. While gigging fairly extensively since his debut release, dsgrace too would take a sabbatical of sorts from new projects awaiting the right moment and inspiration after a few false starts.

Bonding over a taste in the same beats and boozing it turned out they were the catalyst each other needed and after moving in together work began on what would become Waking Android. Officially formed  in October 2016 with two tracks rushed together in time to perform a joint set at Portrush hip-hop event GYRO3 the pair never looked back and set to work on crafting their debut EP, Adrenochrome.

After trailblazing live events all over the country in the lead up to the release, Adrenochrome arrived in July 2017 to much fanfare across Irish hip-hop and beyond. Always only intended as a precursor to something bigger the pair are certainly not resting on their laurels with work already underway on the full length follow up which is penciled in for a Summer 2018 release.

Outside of creating music, the pair are also heavily involved with the team at Antidote EmCees under the Elixir banner, striving to bring the best live acts from Ireland, the UK and beyond to Belfast. 2017 alone has saw the collective bring the likes of Jesht, Physiks, Shogun, Strange U & Grim Pickinz to the city from overseas while simultaneously shining a light on the ever blossoming wealth of talent from the island itself.

Long before Hammersmith native Dreama rapped, she wrote prose and poetry, which continued to blossom when she paired it with melody and discovered her love of rap music.

Being an eighties baby and a nineties child, Dreama’s exposure to music was vast and included nearly every genre, as a result of her mother’s varied music collection and popular TV shows like Top-of-the-Pops.

Further access to new music began to rise with the internet giving platform to a larger audiences, which inspired Dreama to share some of her own sounds.

Initially, she didn't share her music, and her first attempt at writing a song, which was around age 12, just for fun. Four years on, Dreama embraced MySpace; using a cheap voice over mic and very DIY sounding audio.

After receiving genuinely positive feedback from friends, the MySpace community, and people she trusted the opinions of, she continued to record and upload new music.

Dreama immersed herself in hip-hop’s history and growth, its old and its new – how it started with people with desires to share thoughts and feelings through expression, and how it continues to be that today.

After having fun with a series of freestyles and songs and continuing to gather feedback, Dreama officially embarked on her journey by independently creating and releasing her debut release A Dreama’s Reality

The mixtape gained great recognition, with tracks featured on both underground and mainstream radio (notably – BBC 6 Introducing, BBC London 94.9fm, Spark FM, Amazing Radio), as well as number of interviews and features online,both in UK and overseas.

People have often related Dreama’s melodic tone to some of the “oldskool” greats (Ladybug Mecca, Monie Love, Shanice, TLC) – but with an added sharp (and often cheeky) modern-edge owed to her content and lyricism - However, it is Dreama’s originality and creativity that sets her apart.

"The Dark Son of the Wave"

MC from Belfast

DJ Chops has been DJing and producing since 1997 and is also the DJ in Northern Irish Hip-Hop / Funk / Rock band ‘Team Fresh’. A self confessed vinyl junkie and producer, As a solo DJ, DJ Chops has played along side some of the worlds best DJs as well as gracing some of the best stages and venues in Ireland with a live band format. He has played with Caspa, Tek-One, Funtcase, DJ Yoda, DJ Format, DJ Woody, Scratch Perverts, Mr. Thing, DJ Flip, DJ Koncept and also scratched with Q-Bert & DJ Craze.

Heavily influenced by Hip Hop, Drum and Bass, Dubstep and Turntablism. DJ Chops has established himself as a class act, although completely deaf in his left ear DJ Chops has been able to develop into one of Ireland’s finest and most respected Hip Hop / DnB DJs. He has over come his disadvantage and been able to mix it with the best. DJ Chops has also gained critical acclaim with his production and live performances with Team Fresh.

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