Steve KIW has been DJing since the late 1980s and has amassed a collection of some 30,000 records and is the host of LMNOP-KIW (geddit?) every Thursday, 5pm-8pm UK time.  For the past 10 years or more he has been one half, third and quarter of BAOL.

Steve cut his DJing teeth playing in the clubs and bars of north London in the early 90s before settling in at the legendary Enigma parties, playing for them at the weekly sessions at Babushka, and their parties at Hanover Grand, The Cross and Ministry of Sound. Towards the end of the 90s Steve diversified and started to include disco, soul and funk in his sets and soon specialised in playing a wide mix of music at each gig. His refusing to be pigeon holed into one style or tempo led to his 'Keeping It Wheel' nights, hence the KIW name. Steve joined PushFM in 2005 before moving to Brighton where he spins most weekends; he has a residency at The Fishbowl pub playing six hour sets joining the dots from the 50s to the present day. Recent gigs have seen Steve play alongside Greg Wilson, Norman Jay, Danny Rampling, Gilles Peterson, Jason Boardman and any number of folk from the resurgent Balearic axis; Steve played for London's legendary promoters GOOD TIMES on New Years Eve and at the long-running Da Doo Ron Ron 60s pop night, the GO BANG parties in Brighton, Nottingham's Soul Buggin and Norwich's Beatfix.

Facebook group: "KIW: Keeping It Wheel"

About me: 
Hey, name is Aaron Atkins I’m a DJ I’m 26  years old I come from a tight knit family. Creativity also runs in my family and I like to be artistic with music I love all genres like my uncle Juan Atkins so I too have an appreciation for Good Music. I grew up in Detroit my whole life and I love my city and proud of the history of electronic music not just because my uncle is the Godfather father of Detroit Techno. No! I’m proud of the Movement that he was a part of creating and the fact that High Tech Soul, Detroit Techno, Electronic Music brings people together from all walks of life, all races, creeds, and ages under a groove, dancing together peacefully. The music is very powerful and it’s internationally nurtured. I want to be part of the next generation to spread the movement of peace in sound so my Uncle Juan knows that everything he did was not in vain







. “Keeping it in the family,” is an understatement because  has been instrumental 
figure in the Techno scene since the early age of 8. As the nephew of “The Godfather,” music 
runs deep within his bloodline serving as the resident DJ for Metroplex records. Under the tutelage of Uncle Juan; Aaron, was introduced to the wheels of steel, by compiling his first mix of 
Clear by Cybotron, and Mike Banks’ Illuminator. In addition to performing at “EVERY” Detroit Electronic Music Festival [DEMF] since its conception in 2000, the Cork Town Music Festival as well 
as, various night clubs all in Detroit; at 21 Atkins is well on his way to keeping the family name 
ongoing for decades to come. Atkins’ states “ I want to keep my uncles legacy and record labelMetroplex on the charts with new and innovative music, while following in his footsteps by presenting my music to the world.” This protégé is definitely in the process of doing just that with diligence and persistence toward attaining his goals in and outside of the studio.  We should look 
forward to his EP release also collabs from his cousin Chris worthy 

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