Wealcwazy has been DJing & representing the Northwest Hardcore scene since 1998.  Originally from Eugene, OR.  Based out of PDX and playing hardcore up and down the west coast.

Aside from Hardcore, DJ Genres include the occasional Drum n Bass, Hard NRG, Rave Breaks, Gabber Sets etc.  Fuck Genres, make music really.

DJ Sets are available on Soundcloud ranging from 1999-present with new mixes available upon request.
  
Most sets made CD Length ~80Mins @ 320KB/sec or 44.1K16B Wav spun from Vinyl Turntables, CDJs or combo thereof.

For Booking Info: DM

Wealcwazy's Current Discography:

Hardcore  1-15
Freeform  1-9
Oldskool Choons  1-4
Breakbeat Hardcore(Breakcore) 1-4
Break Beats 1-2
Oldskool Break Beats 1-4
Gabba 1-4
Oldskool Remixes 1-2
Trancecore 1-5
Jungle 1-2
Drum & Bass 1-3
Hardcore Drum & Bass 1-4
Hard Dance 1-3
Hardcore Hard Dance 1-2
Dutch Hardcore 1-2
80's Dance Hardcore Remixes
House 1-2

Wizards are here to educate.
These songs and videos are here to enjoy...
https://dustedtemple.bandcamp.com/music
https://scorchedtransmissions.bandcamp.com/album/scorched-transmissions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hRtLQlnRjY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1i1dp9elnNk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUeCrVX0CUo

Here for breakbeats, electro, dnb, bloops, bleeps, and bass. If it ain’t broke don’t mix it

Welcome to the ridiculousness!  Here lies the audio remnants of good times past.

Since 2010, Jeffers has been weaving soundtracks for dimly lit rooms and sunrise skies across the Pacific Northwest. Known for sets that slip between tech house, breaks, and deep, psychedelic techno, his style lingers somewhere in-between—where rhythm becomes ritual and repetition opens to revelation. 

Now, that same sensibility has begun to take shape in his own productions—explorations in texture, tension, and the magic of a well-placed sound.

Follow me on Instagram @jenneepleeze
Bookings: jenneepleeze@gmail.com

Jennee Pleeze is an emerging force in Vancouver Island’s electronic music scene, making waves with her unique groove bass house sound. Drawing inspiration from a wide array of soul-stirring music, she blends deep basslines with vibrant elements of funk, disco, and house. With an ear for infectious rhythms and a natural flair for crafting irresistible grooves, Jennee Pleeze is ready to transform the dance floor into a vibrant, cohesive celebration. Gleaning her sound from a rich tapestry of musical influences, Jennee Pleeze takes her audience on a dynamic musical journey, bringing an eclectic flavour to the stage that invites everyone to connect with the music and move their bones.

Jed Black (also known as Electrokid) has been a beat freak since the 80’s.  When hip hop broke into the mainstream he was there.  Those mechanical, chopped-up robot breaks followed him into the 90’s as they pumped through his deafeningly loud car stereo systems.  Bass music has always been his king.

In 1998 Electrokid started djing after hearing breakbeat music at local parties in Portland, Oregon.  He originally formulated a style that leaned toward German and Florida electro breaks, but across a span of 15 years he has collected over 6000 drum & bass, 2step, house, and mid and uptempo breakbeats tracks both on vinyl and in digital format.  Along with an evolution of style, his mixing format has changed with available technology.  He has learned to mix music using vinyl records with conventional Technics 1200s, digital vinyl systems, and fully digital midi controlled devices.

Sans official musical training, his djing has led him to play hundreds of parties ranging from outdoor music festivals to dirty warehouses deep in the city. From 2001-2004 he was a resident at Virus! Breaks; Portland's longest-running breakbeat weekly. He has also played various radio shows in Seattle, Washington and Portland, Oregon as well as operating a weekly internet broadcast on SoBroken.com.  In the year 2025, it is predicted he will be asked to play a mega rave on the International Space Station.  Aliens like it funky.
Outside of djing, Electrokid has been a part of the local music scene in other ways.  He has produced raves, club nights, ran sound systems, and currently owns and operates Nitroprint.com, which was founded with the intention of helping out promoters with their flyering needs.  In 2011, he formed the broken beat collective Basscult to produce parties and promote break beat music in its many forms. 

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