Started playing Dnb in 1998.  Played at mostly house parties and special events.  Stopped in 2003 and re emerged in 2013.  Crews im involved with are Filthadelphia Underground and TooWunPhyve.   Most honored to play on the World of Drum and Bass tour stop in Philadelphia in 2015 with Mason, Crissy Criss, Nick Prototypes and DJSS.  Also have been on the line up with Danny the Wild Child, Friction, Rene Lavice, The Burner Brothers, Liminal, Mash, Lokshot, Seen, and more. Older Mixes On Mixcloud.

Worship Recordings was established in the summer of 1998 in Philadelphia by Rob Paine. The concept was simple at first: they just wanted to put out their own music their own way. After the first few releases it became clear that they had dropped in on a genre of house music that has slowly but surely come to fruition, now being labeled by the massive as "dub house". They knew they were not the first to use the influence of Jamaican reggae music as a foundation for their house productions, but they definitely wanted to continue to push it to new heights in both the house community and progressive reggae scene. 

What started out as an in-house production label, Worship soon started to sign like- minded artists such as: Garth, Chris Udoh, Pete Moss, Solomonic Sound, Hakan Lidbo, Jay Tripwire and Grant Dell- just to name a few. Some Worship releases are more dub than house and vice versa - but all releases are pure quality. From the music’s production quality to the legendary KLH art work and right down to the packaging, Worship Recordings is never slacking. They continue to explore new methods of using reggae and house music side by side to reach lovers of both sounds and to unite them in the dance hall as ONE.

CHRISTIAN BRUNA (50/50 Productions, Camouflage, NYC)

“The Camouflage party, which began in 1997, used to be held at Guernica (ex-Save the Robots), but was moved to Sin Sin in early August, and the party seems to have profited from the move. A couple of facts to know. First, this is the real-deal jungle scene in New York, very mixed crowd, très heavy on vibe, call it creole culture. Second, the Camouflage djs know how to hold things down, Christian especially. He's a jungle dj, not a drum'n'bass dj. He doesn't do pseudo-sophisticated, 70s fusion-feel, oceanic tedium, and he doesn't do metallic bashing music for testosterone freaks. He's into the psychedelic demon vibe, and his sets are seriously dynamic, the roller coaster principle, thrills and pills, queasy rhythms. New music mixed with 94/95/96/97 music. Lots of wicked jungle diva tracks.”
 
Written By: Dominic La Ruffa


"Big love to Mr. Bruna...This guy is the epitome of DNB in the USA.. He has the passion, the heart and the soul.. DNB will rise again and hopefully you can start Camo again one day... If all promoters had Mr. Bruna love for this music in the States dnb would be where dubstep is right now..."

~ Fabio of "Fabio & Grooverider"


"I used to shop at Breakbeat Science right when it first opened. "I would often run into local DJs there, and after 6-7 months of this, one of them (Christian Bruna) invited me to try out at his Hot Fudge Sundays night, he said “bring 5 records”, I did, and was offered my first residency at Camouflage."

~ Reid Speed


“NYC's #1 Drum & Bass Club DJ."

~ DJ ESP aka Woody McBride

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