1. Set Up System - Music And Noise
2. 1st Project - Right Before My Eyes
3. Platform One - Orphean
4. E Trax - Let's Rock
5. External Group - Gravity
6. Speedy J - Pullover (First Remix)
7. DJPC - Can You Feel The Beat Mister James
8. Platform One - The Desires (99.5 mix)
9. Holy Noise – Get Down Everybody
10. Mainx - 88 To Piano
11. Soundclash - The Burial (Kurfew Hour Mix)
12. M-D-Emm - Get Down (Inst Mix)
13. Ramirez - Orgasmico (DJ Ricci Mix)
14. Eternal - Eternal (Up On Under Club Mix) 
15. English Muffin - Ride 
16. DJPC - We Choose To Go To The Moon

Nervous Systems - The Lost Techno (Mixed by Nervous Systems 1994)

check my websites - http://www.djjunk.co.uk   and  http://bboytracks.com and http://disco-edits.com/

B-boy since 1984 / Graffiti artist since 1984 / DJ since 1988 / Producer since 1992 / member of Second To None b-boy crew.  

Vinyl collector and breakbeat looper, I make b-boy tunes using rare dope breaks and other madness. I make remixes and mash-ups. My productions are on a b-boy tip / mash-up / remix / breakbeat / disco edits / old skool jungle / rave . 


Long profile- 


Produces music and D.J. under the alias of 'D.J. Junk'.

DJ and Producer based in the UK. Dj-ing since 1988 and producing since 1992. Started producing rave / jungle 12"'s in 1992 and released a series of white labels called 'Junk 001', 002, 003 and so on up to volume 12. Also distributed a series of rave mix tapes starting in 1991 known as 'Junk Hardcore'.

In 1994 produced a series of house / hard house 12"s under the artist name of 'Blister Sisters' and ran the house label called 'Completely Suitable' , this ran from 1994 to 1997 and had 14 releases, some of these were white labels.

In the early 90's produced a series of tapes called 'Breakbeat Mix' , these were mixes of hip hop breakbeats and other samples , produced on a sampler rather than turntables they were like very long tracks rather than dj mixes.

In 1996 the best parts of the 'Breakbeat Mixes' were compiled on a vinyl album called ‘Breaker Breaks Volume One’. This album also had sections of film samples and hip hop noises for scratch DJ’s.

The label this was released on was known as ‘Second To None’ which was the B-Boy crew of which DJ Junk was a member and so used that name for the new label. The ‘Breaker Breaks’ albums were followed with other volumes to reach volume 6.

The ‘Second To None’ label which was ran by DJ Junk also had other releases – ‘B-Boy Anthems Vol 1-6’ , ‘Weapons Of Mass Deckstruction Vol 1-4’, ‘Prone Breaks’, ‘Ultimate B-Boy Funk’ , ‘Trouble With Funk’ plus several other LP’s and 12”’s.

DJ Junk has had tracks on other labels too, ‘Ministry Of Sound’ , ‘MZEE’, ‘Bomb’ , ‘Pepper’, ‘Mo Wax’, ‘Ozone’, 'Telstar', 'Spandangle Selection' , 'NMRK' . 'MPS', 'Vinyl Fanatiks', 'Funkin' Pussy', 'Meditator Music', ‘Rave Radio’
Since 1992 has released 71 vinyl releases under various names / genres and labels.

DJ Junk today has the websites www.bboytracks.com  /  www.disco-edits.com and bandcamp page https://dj-junk.bandcamp.com/ and produces disco edits , b-boy tracks and rave / jungle.

DJ Junk has also D.J.ed all over the UK and Europe since the early 1990's and regularly plays at b-boy events such as the dirty 30's at UK B-Boy Championships and IBE Holland, Breaking Convention, Vile Style in Bournemouth, Breakfest, plus many clubs.

DJ Junk has played at rave/jungle events – Calling The Hardcore , Remixed, WDA ,Up The Anti plus others and played at various soul / disco events and has done regular shows or guest slots on -
https://onlyoldskoolradio.com/  , https://www.influxradio.co.uk/ , https://www.stateoftheartradio.co.uk/ , https://alphawaveradio.co.uk/  , https://www.unknown.fm/ . http://www.voicefmradio.co.uk/ , https://www.wearehotradio.com/ , https://air1072.com/ , https://rokagrooveradio.wixsite.com/rokagrooveradio  , http://traxfm.org/ , http://ww3.doseradio.co.uk/ 


DJ Junk's dj style - avoids the obvious tunes that everyone plays and goes for those unknown, under-rated gems with a few classics thrown in.

Specialty genres -
B-Boy Breaks / Funk / B-Boy tracks,
Old Skool Hip Hop (80's),
Disco / Soul / Boogie / Disco Edits
Early 90's Techno / House / Jungle

Im a single bloke.who still loves raving to oldskool hardcore,been going for yrs n plan on many more

Nervous Systems - The Lost Techno (Mixed by Nervous Systems 1994)

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