Ferocious Mullet; Original Music from the UK. Organic & Electronic. 

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Once a wide-eyed cub in the Brisbane scene, this queer baby cut her teeth reviewing sweaty dancefloors for 'In The Mix'. But she wasn’t destined to stay on the sidelines — no, no. She grew claws, found decks, and now? She’s a full-blown sound shapeshifter, prowling your parties and pummeling your pulse with broken beats.
From her first taste of blood with the Rewind crew, to full body possession at Junkyard, and rising as a resident mischief-maker at Rum Jungle in the legendary Sub Rosa — Elektropanda’s journey has been one long, glitter-soaked ascension into the unknown.
She’s got a genre-hopping heart and a booty-shaking soul.
Garage, Breaks, Bassline? She’ll chew it up and spit it back like bass confetti.
Drum & Bass? She’ll drag you deep into the jungle with a smirk.
Chill sets, House, Psy Dub, Tech? Consider your chakras scrambled and your limbs at her mercy.
She’s graced Dragon Dreaming, summoned groove demons at Jungle Love, and hypnotised crowds from Tropical Fruits to Earth Frequency — always serving a platter of high-voltage joy with a side of unexpected chaos.
This panda doesn’t pander.
She doesn’t play to the crowd — she plays with it.
She’s here to mess with your expectations and make your inner freak dance like nobody’s watching (even though everyone’s watching).

With a name ripped from BMX obsession, Mr No Hands is the faceless villain of bass music mayhem. His latest run of breakbeat bangers has been catching air via Dirty Kitchen Rave, Diesel Recordings, and US-based Toast & Jam - earning him a fast-growing following of crate-diggers and night riders alike.
 
Rolling in with his battered camo record box and an ear for chaos, Mr No Hands brings the noise wherever he drops in. His “Funk-Fuelled Party Mayhem” show on Cutters Choice Radio slams out the dirtiest edits, bass-heavy bangers, and zero apologies.

I first heard mixed music when my family moved from Australia to the U.K in 1984. It was Street Sound's Electro 2, a compilation tape of hip-hop tunes. Some of my favorites of a similar vintage are listed below:

* Chris 'the Glove' Taylor (Itchiban Scratch)
* Doug E Fresh (The Show)
* Grandmaster Flash (The Message)
* Herbie Hancock (Mega Mix)
* Ice-T (Ya Don't Quit)
* Kid Frost (Terminator)
* LL Cool J (You Can't Dance)
* Marley Marl (Marley Marl Scratch) 
* Run DMC (King of Rock)
* Word of Mouth (King Cut)
* World Class Wreckin' Cru (Give Me Some Juice)

Back in Australia: during the early 2000's I came across a breakbeat show hosted by Tayo on Kiss FM London and loved it. He played tunes from artists I had never heard of, for example:

Burufunk (Outsider)
Chris Carter (ESP) 
Evil Nine (Cakehole)
Dan F (Bluebox)
Rennie Pilgrem (The Sermon)
Jamie Giltrap (Blindfold)
Atomic Hooligan (Viper)

Breaks became my favorite genre of music and remain so to this day. I enjoy all styles of breaks, particularly Psy breaks (a shame that genre has all but disappeared). Some of my favorite artists include:

* 48k
* Atomic Hooligan
* Backdraft
* Bad Tango
* Beta
* Burufunk
* Care in the Community
* Chris Carter
* Colombo
* Dan F
* Digipack
* DJ Craze & DJ Klever
* Evil Nine
* Ferocious Mullet
* General MIDI
* Geon
* ILS
* Llupa
* LuQas
* Manuel Neztic
* MartOpetEr
* Monk3y Logic
* Nanosphere
* OOOD
* Project Synthetic
* Rennie Pilgrem
* Ribs & IG88
* Sekret Chadow
* Tayo
* The Breakbeat Junkie
* The Crystal Method
* Triple Agent
* Unconscious Mind(s)
* Urbano
* Z4thoitchi

Welcome to dstreet.
EORA / Sydney
Showcasing local underground talent.

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