The Original Bounce Around Track produced in 2003.

Bounce Around (dub), Featuring Lennox Buppy Brown

Featured on Totally Dubwise Recordings, FreeBurning Records, Big Cat Records, Parent of Nitrous Oxide (N20), and Dlux Dropz. Many other white labels have been released through the years.

My name is Spencer aka Operator. I ventured into the rave/club scene around 93-94 in Ybor, Tampa, and Orlando, listening to the likes of R-Fresh, Icey & Santana. I really liked the breakbeat style; that was my favorite. Not too long after, I heard a Jungle DJ by the name of Screwface on a radio show from Tampa. He mixed some sick tracks. One of my favorites was Long Dark Tunnel by Andy C. After I heard that mix, I was hooked on Jungle.

Moving to LA in late 95, I bought my first set of tables. Started playing at a local club called Louie the 14th while venturing further into Jungle. After not finding enough good Jungle and scratch records in the valley, I ventured to downtown LA and into the record store, where I worked for a number of years. Free Burning Records. I had the privilege to work with Nate Shimizu, owner of N2O records. Around that time, I was working on an old-school Jungle remix production with Chris (Limey) called 100% Pure Jungle Juice, released in 2001 (RIP Mom). Shortly after, the Dlux Dropz Records Label with OD5150 ( Casey Carmack and myself (Operator) was born, featuring vocals from HR of Bad Brains, Buppy Ranks, Stepchylde tha Phoenix, and Oshae - Jeremai Galyon. Also a one-off record on BlackWhite Records. (Good luck finding that one today!) Lastly, a big up to Freeburning Records, where my original 9-11 track spawned.

I also produced a jungle remix of a Slipknot tune. Sid played part of that dubplate on the live double DVD version of Disasterpieces in 2007.

Odes to Oscar Da Grouch, who makes the hottest dubs in the scene. RAW(6Blocc) has the sickest turntable jungle skills on the West Coast (maybe more). J-Love has the illest old-school mixing and production skills. Slick, Rigear, and all the CBS crew who, by far, have some of the sickest graffiti work in LA and beyond. And to all the heads I have yet to mention because this will probably be an ever-growing and changing bio.