Lloyd Seymour aka Skool Of Thought was a British Breakbeat Producer/DJ based originally in Brighton UK. Staring off his career at a night called Supercharged in Brighton along with the likes of Ed Solo and Krafty Kuts. Currently based in Australia, Skool of Thought has been a key contributor to 'nu skool' breaks scene since it was born into the late nineties. He was driving force of 'Against the Grain' and 'SuperCharged' record labels, SOT is widely considered to be an ambassador of all things Breaks and Bass.

This mix from Australia's Triple J Radio from 2009 and is a good indicator of his talent and passion as a DJ and Producer.

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Skool of Thought - Triple J The Club - 30.5.2009

I created this page for the posting of older Breaks DJ mixes. It is not intended to infringe anybody's copyright as an artist or owner of the mixes, just a place to share some of the best and rarest Breakbeat DJ Mixes from yesteryear.

JROY
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170+PRODUCTIONS
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WHO KNEW CREW  
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-----DRUM N BASS // JUNGLE-----
 Born and raised in Vancouver's rave scene, JRoy became engulfed by the sounds of Jungle and Drum and Bass. In his early twenties, he took his love for the music from the dance, to the decks.  Having played a wide array of different events, from house parties to renegade beach parties, he eventually got the opportunity to play at one of B.C.’s premier music festivals; Electric Love. There, he got the opportunity to share the stage with some of the biggest names in the game, fueling his ambition and inspiring him to go further.
 More recently, JRoy has began creating  Vancouver’s newest DnB company, 170+ Productions. The astounding rate of growth and success wouldn’t be possible without the wicked support from his Who Knew family, and of course his business partner and close friend, Aaron Payne.   
  JRoy's addition to the local community has been received as nothing less than an amazing and humble way to give back to the music that has made him the passionate and talented DJ that he is today.

Skool of Thought - Triple J The Club - 30.5.2009

Old Breaks Mixes