We get school but when we grow up sometimes we start to reflect on it, I have been hard done by the school which I had attended, sadly they refused to back down all these years and accept that they were wrong to prevent me from entering into a bcomm which I had been accepted at already in 2009 (grade 11) for 2011 registration. However they had refused to mark some strange subject called Life Orientation, which was bizarre and actually not realistic to fail it (0%) considering I'd been accepted up to UCT for a bcomm 3 months prior to them not marking any my work. I just found out that schools can be villains too, on my report Abbey Road Studios, it says 32%, they hide 0% claiming it won't fit on its server. That is 0%, enjoy your sourest pill you will be given in life- idiots, can't even hire one lady music producer chauvinists!

Ok if pointing guns at people is fine, sticking it into their hip, (it stings) to force us into ambulances is less threatening than somebody trying to do a front flip in the garden at 21, rolling...  pulling corruption 6 months later forcing me to flee South Africa without a choice but to go to the UK to having a demo copied and being called a wannabe because of social media. 

If you believe that is how to treat somebody on this planet who is healthy according to the actual image of his brain, from an MRI. Then do this to your friends and family this xmas let's see how they feel about it, you scare the shit out of a person with guns etc. then you expect them to be role model citizens? Get lost, besides murderers get forgiven in like 10 years and are let go- wtf did I do to ever deserve this? What like stand up to you pigs for making me obese, feel funny.

Now you expect a record from me look up your ass to the left you will find it there as my unborn child- 100%

(I'd know, over 100% final bio prac, with 100%, pols 1, it's true not 50c, more like R1. No. $1m manual smile- lol 'ave another choccie on air beckham, says henry, actually this oral b iO 9, works SO smoothly... 100%- so you just stare at that 0% as long as you like... lol I don't care all the pro football players do performance enhancing substances from its temptation yup they sure are very good at it it's the main sport) good luck.

No, you can't take me injecting heroin at truth in jhb- feeling like a newborn in a mother's bosom away, no, too bad it's real two times in my veins it's impossible, dean gave me lots of buttons, ya brown creamy ones that look like rims then and they make us like say yes to anything, so friendly by the benches, also cheaper they gave me R20 back for needles, paraphernalia... they said I was a very nice person and they meant it:)

Taking my freedom of speech just not good enough, so if you don't believe me why is my MRI perfect and they call me crazy because my mom's cousin is crazy but my dad's cousins are 2 famous doctors you pick and choose what the truth is so I told you my real life.

You wanna see where I stay it's a shoebox so no, but my sister who's two years older owns a mansion worth millions of dollars how is that fair? But you guys are doing the world a service, show us your courage and prove that it was right what you did to me to stand up to someone who has never cheated at anything in life, stolen... or littered even. Stupidos, prove it go on my swapped drug test, demo for kids:)

If u do will say a full apology- write a track about life...

You notice how the story does not change ever. Bye:)

PS here's a hint I never taken coke a day in my life lol, people lie in life I would've they like it too much haha!

Leftroom Records opened its doors in August of 2005 in Nottingham, England. The label is the creation of Matt Tolfrey (Owner). Musically, it was one of the first labels of its kind in the UK, showcasing the off centre sound of house, disco and techno.

Distributed now by Above Board, the first release surfaced for the label on the 5th of December 2005 and was entitled ‘The Extended Family EP’ encapsulating the spirit of Leftroom, a place where a core set of artists could grow and experiment with their sound. The Leftroom family consists of a few key artists including Laura Jones, Huxley, Gavin Herlihy, Sam Russo and Matt himself.

April 2006 saw the launch of Leftroom's sublabel, Leftroom Limited. Musically Leftroom Limited brings a new dimension to Leftroom as a whole, concentrating on anything that wobbles from straight up house, to techno and even the uplifting. The first ep for the sublabel was Tolfrey & Sylvester presents: Popeye-Spinach Disko, a slow brewing, techy, disco record, which came out the end of May 06 with many plaudits. 

With Matt being label owner he proved his A&R capabilities are pin-point in securing one of 2007’s biggest tracks, Ito & Star’s ‘Suduko Kid’ and one of 2008’s biggest crossover tracks, Rocha and Lewinger’s ‘Down Seq’. The summer of 2011 brought you Laura Jones's 'Love In Me' which was a global phenomenon, and Maceo Plex's remix of the same track was Leftroom's first no 1 overall seller on Beatport. In 2012 Kate Simko's 'Go On Then' featuring Jem Cooke stole all headlines, and the same year brought you Matt's debut artist album 'Word Of Mouth.' 

With new albums and mix compilations not to far away, and a whole host of new releases, Leftroom is sure to carry on where it left off which is delivering high quality, diverse dance music.

Artist
Melbourne, AUS

@bohn_aus
CONTACT

bohnrichter@gmail.com

HXC at Heart

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Booking Enquiries: robintbrewer@gmail.com

A project by Robin Brewer aimed at delivering high-fidelity, fresh-sounding psychedelic trance with a specific focus on self-expression. Expect music that hovers between dark and light in a saucy combination of underground sounds within the tempo range of 155-210bpm (leaning towards the quicker stuff).

He took to music early on in his life. In 2004 he started practising the violin which he maintained for most of his young and adolescent life. His passion for music, however, flourished after discovering electronic music in 2012. He then spent a number of years exploring the realms of electronic music by listening to different genres such as Dubstep, Hardtek, Drum and Bass and Techno. He was soon captivated by the offerings of the world of electronic music and was drawn,  particularly by the harsher, edgier forms of electronic expression. In 2018 he was introduced to psychedelic trance through the discovery of zenonesque and dark progressive trance. He soon uncovered the genre's more technical, uncompromising side and was taken by it. This led him to start DJing using the alias “Oupa” (a childhood nickname) in 2019. Being a musician at heart, it was only a matter of time before he would start producing his own music. 2021, therefore, saw the rise of Critical Age; a means for Robin to express and establish himself as an artist. 

Sorry, we are all out of Vanilla.

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