Occasionally make music under a few aliases :)

UK based DJ and one half of the production duo Unseen Force. Playing and producing all things Drum & Bass and Electro. 

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OLDSKOOL PROMOTERS CHECK THIS PLEASE
BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN FOR 2016 AND BEYOND

MC STEELY DAN
MC Steely Dan real name Dan Parker was born and raised in the market town of Melton Mowbray. It was during Dan’s time at King Edward VII school in melton Mowbray that Dan fell in love with the music we now call OLDSKOOL..
Having mates with older brothers worked to Dan’s advantage back in the day, they were ravers and Dan and his mates tagged along at first to what was fast becoming the latest craze in 1989..
So how did the MC’ing come about??????? During a lunch break at school Dan was sat listening to his new Grooverider tape and as he sat there minding his own and chatting along to the tape he was asked the ??? “What tape you listening to and who’s the MC” to which Dan’s reply was “Grooverider mate, and there is no MC on it”
Prior to this brief encounter Dan had been listening to hip hop and was fascinated by this new phenomena and found himself adding his own twist to his dodgy recorded tapes. The lad who asked was a DJ/Promoter and this was to be Dan’s first booking…
Ok so it was only in the drama studio Friday lunch time but this is how it all began 1991 15 years old and on it……
Much has happened since then Steely has smashed many a rave all over the country. From the smallest house party to some pretty big venues from Pleasuredome to Sanctuary up until 1998.
 His style is unique and he hosts a set with uplifting rhymes, crowd participation and even comedy lyrics are thrown in for good measure. Oldskool and happy hardcore are probably what he does best but he can adapt his style to suit most genres within the scene.
He has worked with many a top name dj over the years from the likes of Slipmatt, Sy and Dougal and has played at many a rave since his come back in 2008. Steely has become resident at Diehard and Hyperbolic to name but a few…
Late 2012 has seen steely make his dreamscape debut at the 21st anniversary in northampton in november and then also on nye in birmingham...steely described this as "dreamcometruescape" 


To finish Steely would like to thank all those who have helped him on his journey… Suzanne and his family for the support… the many good friends he has made they apparently know who they are…

CRUZE - International UK Hardcore DJ/Producer/Remixer/Studio Engineer/Owner of Trackmaster Music Recordings/Bald Git...

Brand New UK Hardcore Artist Album: https://rawrbeats.bandcamp.com/album/loud-bangin-music

Hi I am Davidaka MC UV (Uplifting Vibes),  I started off messing around to Jazz, Electro and Break-dance & Hip Hop. I then moved onto Acid House, Jungle and Happy Hardcore. My first inspiration of Mc’ing was seeing Ice T in the movie ‘Breakdance’. The track was called ‘Reckless’ performed in 1984. 

Some of the MC’s that have inspired me are 
Easy-E,..N.W.A,..PUBLIC Enemy.Eric B & Rakim, african bambaataa.Kid and play.warren g and nate dogg and so many more Amazing rap and Hip Hop artists
As for the Rave Music,
The Original Detonator Robbie Dee, Scratch Master Techno, Stevie Hyper D, MC five O, Charlie B, MC Knight, Nice & Easy and more recently Whizzkid. 

My first introduction to Mc’ing was in 1989 by attending an illegal rave based near Portsmouth. I saw a MC up on stage and was instantly hungry to get up and perform. Although I was a young lad the ‘hunger’ was set in stone and I knew this was my calling. Feedback that night from the MC and the crowd was very encouraging and, it was said I was a ‘natural’… the rest is history! 

From there on I use to sneak into Central Park, Portsmouth and one evening managed to blag my way onto the mic. I performed for half an hour with ‘DJ Sweet’ before the legendary ‘MC Lucky’ took over. Because I was so young looking (still am ha-ha!) I got thrown out as under age. This did not put me off I was more determined.

To this day I am still very passionate and love crowd Participation when I'm on the mic. 
For me Mc’ing is the best form of expression as it makes me feel free. 

I do some project Work .My main tasks involved working with young adults in various youth centres teaching music theory, Dj’ing and Mcing. 
I really enjoyed passing on my skills and knowledge a very satisfying experience. 

As for me. If my followers are there I’ll be there to perform to the best of my abilities. 
This keeps me going and I love the crowd participation and seeing the smiling faces in the crowd. 
In my opinion and long term Mc’ing experience a lot of MC’s are too serious and forget it is about having ‘fun’ the RaVeR'S and of course ‘uplifting’ the ‘vibes‘! 

I have worked along some fantastic talent from my early years for example, I was on the same bill as the Prodigy, playing a set before they came on stage. 
My first big break was at ‘Sterns’ thanks to ‘Menser’ (R.I.P mate). 
Sterns was the best club in the world as far as I'm concerned 
I would give anything for one more night !! 
But, I know that's not going to happen because now it’s an tea-room and hotel !! 
Some of the Dj's I have worked With at Sterns were 
Pigbag, 
Kenny Ken, 
Loftgroover 
Grooverider, 
Hector C 
House Junkie. 

After Sterns I moved onto gigs at the Rhythm Station and promoting nights for my mates Pukka Promotions. 
I was also Mc'ing for ‘Fusion’ on the Isle of Wight in the 90's for Hixxy , Dj Supreme and many other great Djs at the time.
I opened up my own record shop in Waterlooville (Mad Vinyl) in the 90’s, 
As hardcore has progressed I've had the privilege to play at these Events 
Fusion, 
THC, 
Raver Baby, 
H.T.I.D, 
Electric, 
Push Forward 
The Barn
Adrenalin, 
Depth Charge, 
Hard 2 the Core,
Super Nova
Dreamscape,
Moondance. 

Presently, I work closely with Lee Alton ‘Alton X’, Jon Owen ‘Ruined Jon’ . Quoted from Lee Altons profile, “It was at the Barn (Portsmouth) where I was introduced to MC UV who I now work with alot,and he travels with me where possible and we work together well”..We all Buzz off each other in terms of our shared Love of Music and the Rave scene. 

Massive Respect to everyone that's helped me along my way especially the RaVeR'S 
Its been a 'Wkd' ride,I'm still going strong and hungry for the 
Hardcore & Old Skool,, not forgetting Jungle !!! 

“Rave on & Rave safe !!” :)

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