♾️✨🌟💚💃🏻💚🌟✨♾️
What if we all chose love!?!

Choose to see the beauty in the flaws 
In the silence choose to hear the calls
When in darkness choose to create light
Spread love and choose to shine bright
The music of your soul is waiting to be found
Your light and love will turn it into sound
 

Shine bright my friend! 🌬️✨🌟💖💫
When we enter a room and turn on a light it does not dim the other lights… The whole space gets brighter. Light it up and dance till the sun comes up!


My heart and soul will forever dance in the champion soundscapes of jungle
♾️✨💃🏻💥🔥❤️‍🔥🎶

Drum & Bass and other stuff.

Ambient, Deep, Lo-Fi, often darkside.  

Influenced by Sci-fi and post apocalyptic vibes.

All tracks made in Cubase (no AI)

Connecticut-born Jaybee was brought up listening to the diverse sounds of Jazz & Pop, with deep roots in Hip Hop, Reggae and Dance Hall. Inspired by his father (who was a radio DJ), he developed an early fascination for music videos and radio shows. At age 13, he was introduced to a pair of turntables—and with influences like KRS 1, Big Daddy Kane, Nas, and Buju—began a lifelong journey into mixing and music production.  

A few years later, he was intrigued by a friend’s techno compilation “Hit the Decks” Megamix tape series, and branched out into absorbing more electronic music genres like Breakbeats. He was introduced to jungle at his first Digital Konfusion Jungle Party with DJ ODI, who mixed two copies of “Terrorist,” which further piqued his interest on the decks. Coming from a turntablist background, he realized that it was possible to blend his Hip Hop mixing skills into Jungle music, zeroing in on his own style incorporating dope beats with tight scratches. Working closely with other prominent artists in the industry, Jaybee has been collaborating regionally with producers like Random Movement, Dave Owen, Grimm, and Sinistarr. He has played in a majority of the states and festivals like WMC; as well as overseas in Europe, including performing at the Mac II label showcase at Sun N Bass. 

Jaybee’s music has received support by the likes of DJ Randall, Bryan Gee, DJ Marky, Calibre, Grooverider, DJ Storm, dBridge, LTJ Bukem, DJ Vapour, A-Sides, PFM, Trex, Physics, and Random Movement among others.

Now residing in Virginia, Jaybee has gone from strength to strength and is a fixture in the stateside drum and bass scene. With releases on Mac II, V Recordings, Liquid V, Chronic, GoodLooking, Innerground, Rubik and many others, he’s more than established a solid foundation as a key American drum and bass producer. Blending diverse sounds seamlessly from soulful rollers with lush vocals, to heavier hitting compositions, you’re guaranteed a captivating ride full of energy that vibrates the dance floor with deep baselines every time. Keep in touch with this exceptional artist and his next performances in a city near you

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-->Booking on Instagram -> Stunboy_dnb

Music lover ❤️

Music can improve mood, decrease pain and anxiety, and facilitate opportunities for emotional expression.

It can also evoke strong emotions due to its ability to influence the brain's reward system, particularly the release of dopamine, which is associated with pleasure and reward.

Dance is recognised as one of the most effective ways of getting fit, improving mobility, enhancing social connections, developing better cognitive skills and having fun while doing so.

If music be the food of love , play on …….

Founder of TRIBAL, DC LOCAL and PSYNATIONDC/BALT
WESZONE: aka"The Alien" got the name"The Alien" at the famous dc club Buzz one night in 98 when the bouncer called me an Alien while I was in line wearing my Jnco's and a bunch of blinking lights on my head and body. Recently decided to wear the alien mask 2023 while djing and liked it as it made sense for who I am.
Known for my strong beat matching skillz from Turntables now on cdj's and getting better with the new equipment to take you to outer space. Known for my long mixing and continual building vibe coming from the prog Trance style and breaks together. With an ear for only the dope Trax to play for you, I spin mostly Tech /bass House and Breaks or maybe techno or maybe anything like Psy as I do from time to time as i'm a lover of all EDM and spun Psy for several years. I can make the dope ears recognize the Tech house mainframe at this point locally. A good song is a good song and as long as I can remember I have always had a first love for Electronic music. 

Full interesting Bio about me below: 
Early ears as a kid.(Grew up in Staten Island NY. where I ran the neighborhood with a small radio playing New Wave/ rock.) Pretty much grew up in top recording studios of NY watching my dad on his journey to make it in the music industry with names like Billy Idol and White Lion. I came from a very music driven family, as my parents both play, mom played piano and both sides of my family are with talented musicians brothers father and grandfathers all play a instrament. 
Right before Doc Dre signed eating with the A&R of Interscope records Jimmy Lovine at his Long Island home for dinner, my dad later signed with Tommy Mottola Capital records then got dropped.

 Music was also going to be my thing and started playing guitar at age 7 and moved to Maryland in 1987 and by the time I turned 15 the music changed.) Age 15 Love for music found new fills with rap and electronic music in 1992 like Lords of Acid, Orbital, Moby, early DNB and The Prodigy and notable "Gina Crash of 99.1 FM of WHFS Radio 1995". In 93 my friend was a scratch dj also inspired me like wow I wanna do that, and found although I was ok with scratching a lil bit I was better at mash ups and mixing instead "1994".    
The beginning of turn tables learning to spin techno, acid breaks, Acid house and Trance" 1995 Tracks Night club and club Ozone dj's like Ed Baily inspired me and then I found Dj Scott Henry/ Buzzlife in 95 they had just opened "The Capital Ball Room" and you can say Scott changed my life forever , I was transitioned me in to Breaks, Electro and Trance music I was hooked. Triping to one of Scott 's hard killer acid breaks and Trance trax mixes live a BUZZ.
18 I started on mixing rave music in beginning of 1995. It was hard to find the music and had to drive to Baltimore ,Pitt (7up's record shop), Pilly and  NY taking my whole paycheck each week. The rave seen was my church and lived the lifestyle as a raver/dj and went to 2-4 party's a week. Finally I got out to play in 1996 at house parties and outdoor rave show camp outs in southern Maryland and then 1997-98 real club settings as I was developing, found myself with a small residency in DC off of Florida ave. at the velvet lounge, then the State of the Union and some after party places.

The harsh truth, In 1998-99 everyone wanted to be a dj. I was starting to get frustrated by the rave venues I wanted to play at especially BUZZ as for years I was trying to play there and they just would not let me be part of it! Look in all fairness there was thousands of djs that all felt the same way I was just the craziest one to do something about it lol. I hope those guys didn't take it the wrong way, call it early cancel culturer , for me it was a dream and life that I was living to see it go somewhere to be a dj and for Buzz and many other clubs it was a business that turned major money and was no game, I understand money will do that no hard feelings but in all fairness they pissed a lot of dj's off especially since we were all going to Scott's Record shop and bringing our whole pay checks to be part of the rave world. So I got really frustrated and decided to played BUZZ every Friday Infront of Buzz in the back of my pickup truck with my turn tables to get them to see me play for there line coming in for the first 2-3hrs, then I would go in and did that for at least a year or two in retaliation (didn't work) but some how I felt I was a part weather they thought so or not, and the crowd liked it. 2000 began making my own rave events due to the mafia who I had mad love for that would never let me play at BUZZ. I felt like it was time to do my own thing and started my first party's, and they were bangers where I got standing ovations from the crowds with up to 200- 250ppl in college park.  Started some underground raves in college park and bladensburg wear house with pimp owner lol under the group name Dc Local also In 2000 with local talent and then in a warehouse of 5000 square ft and being broke sharing this partnership broke off after money losses.
 Then finally I spun at BUZZ one time in 2000.
 the partying for being a dad and work took over. 
music and the next generation of DC/MD ravers.  After Buzz Disintegrated 2005 the seen died. In 2018 I created PYNAIONDC/BALT and through a major indoor/ outdoor psytrance rave event in Psytrance and DnB with three stages. Now  2023 I own a permanent outdoor rave venue called TRIBAL venue in southern Md. made for up to 500ppl possibly more with 2 stages to help to revive the DC/Baltimore rave seen with festivals camp outs. I really love you guys man and electronic music, some have called us stubborn and made a bunch of reasons why we should stop rave here in DC and Baltimore but, I'm a lifer and if there is anything that I can control it's helping my friends and new comers to experience Electronic music and festivals to make life that much better on our journey through life. So come rave with us at Tribal venue and create the moment that never dies! Mad love if you read all that in my still building rave story. WESZONE "the alien"

Kharis, born and raised in Toronto, Canada, developed a passion for music early on, singing, playing the cello, and mastering various brass instruments before falling in love with drums. Her journey into Jungle/DrumandBass began in the late '90s, and she has been for over the past decade now, mixing consistently and mastering her craft. Kharis takes pride in guiding listeners on a musical journey through her track selections, blending Liquid DrumnBass, Heavy Rollers, and Deep, Dark Funky Basslines. She brings the vibes every time, and her dedication to the music is evident in her beautifully curated mixes from start to finish.

In recent years, Kharis was asked to be one of the first female artists to be part of The Rather Rude Toronto Crew and since has shared stages with artists such as Mrs. Magoo (UK), Polaris (CAN), and Sevin (UK), as well as top Canadian talents from The DnB Girls, including Remedy and Mz.Revolution. She has appeared at major events like the Portland Juice DrumnBass END OF YEAR Livestream and Rather Rude Toronto shows. Kharis also traveled to Calgary, AB, in 2023 for her debut out West, and looks forward to further opportunities to travel and perform.

This past year has been an exciting and eventful one for Kharis. She was invited by MissRepresent (UK) to showcase a guest mix on Leicester Community Radio, a special moment for Kharis, as she has long admired MissRepresent as a leading female producer and DJ in the scene. Kharis also performed in the Nation’s Capital, in Ottawa this past May with The Camo Sessions Crew, which led to a headlining appearance at the Black Rabbit Campout Jungle Stage, curated by The Camo Sessions Crew, where she shared the stage with RMS (CAN) for a b2b session, on the beautifully curated Camo Sessions Stage in Bryson, Quebec.

Kharis has been busy in the studio; developing her skills as a producer, working on a variety of projects to shape her unique sound. Excited to share her music, she is focused on blending deep, dark, and melodic elements with loads of energy for the dancefloor. With several tracks in the works, Kharis is eager to get her distinctive sound out there and hopes to have an EP done sometime in 2025, so keep a look out!

Kharis' passion for the Jungle/DrumnBass scene goes beyond mixing music—she is deeply committed to promoting and uplifting the community, both locally and globally. Kharis strives to create opportunities for artists to come together, fostering unity and collaboration within the scene. Her mission is to keep the Jungle spirit alive by supporting events, promoting talent, and creating an atmosphere where creativity can thrive. By connecting artists and fans near and far, Kharis ensures that the music continues to inspire and resonate with future generations.

Keep up to date to see what Kharis is up to on her socials:
linktr.ee/kharis.dnb

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