Iconic Spanish duo UFO Project present Bass, Breaks N' Flow, a one-hour journey through breakbeat, drum & bass, oldschool hardcore and jungle. Each episode showcases fresh music from producers and DJs who continue to push the sound and keep the underground scene evolving.

Tune in every Friday on Insomniac Radio (IMPACT)

17:00 P.M (PST) Los Ángeles,
19:00 P.M (GMT-5) CDMX, México
20:00 P.M (GMT-4) Miami, Florida, Nueva York
01:00 A.M SAT (GMT+1) UK, Canarias, Portugal
02:00 A.M SAT (CEST) España, Francia, Alemania

Info: 
Bassbreaksnflow@gmail.com
UFO-PROJECT@HOTMAIL.COM

Bookings: info@djlucag.com

Born and raised in Italy started djing at the age of 15. House Music has always been his passion with a mix of deep tech, funky house, tech house, and bass house. 
In 2009 discovered the burning man community and he has been an active member since.
In 2019 he founded Love & Lounge, A collective of DJs and artists that have bonded over the years around the common theme of creating incredible events in beautiful locations including new and exciting elements each time. He has been producing numerous tracks released on Beatport, Itunes, Spotify, and other platforms. He's now performing with national and international artists like Claptone, Shiba San, Lost Frequencies, DJ Dan, The Sponges, Donald Glaude, and in most of the Burning Man art cars, camps, communities including, XUZA, Bubbles and Bass, Incendia, Freakeasy, IFeel, and Big Puffy Yellow.

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Erik Flash is a seasoned DJ with an impressive 34 years of experience, carving a distinctive legacy in the world of electronic music. His journey began in the early days of house music, and over the decades, Erik has seamlessly integrated diverse styles such as techno, acid house, and disco into his sets. A true connoisseur of underground sounds, he has consistently pushed boundaries while staying true to his roots.

Erik’s sets are known for their infectious grooves, smooth transitions, and deep understanding of the dancefloor. Whether he’s spinning the warm, soulful rhythms of house, the driving beats of techno, the hypnotic essence of acid house, or the funky vibes of disco, Erik’s selection always resonates with audiences and creates unforgettable moments. His extensive experience has taken him across countless venues and festivals, leaving an indelible mark on the dance music scene.

For Erik, DJing isn’t just a profession—it’s a lifelong passion. His sets are a reflection of his dedication to the craft, offering an immersive journey through the rich history and evolving future of electronic music. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to his sound, Erik Flash’s energy and expertise are sure to captivate and inspire.

DJ Skitch has long been a staple of the south-east dance music community.  Entering the world of the Rave in 2000, the spirit of a storied era of pre-EDM warehouse beats has permeated his sound for over two decades. 

The multi-faceted artist effortlessly sways between House, Breaks, DNB, and Hybrid Bass, always with the goal of unifying dancefloors under the sound of a big bass beat. From his home bass in Charleston, South Carolina, he's played a dominant role in shaping and reshaping the dance music scene in the South. Over his 15 years as a promoter, he's hosted countless events and now runs Infectious Entertainment and the Resurgence:DNB Collective.

His skills behind the decks are unsurpassed. He's frequently called upon to hold down the decks alongside international headliners and lauded DJ's like The Crystal Method, Nero, Excision, Stanton Warriors, Subtronics, DJ Craze, Dirtyphonics, and more.

Sunsha fell in love with electronic music at a young age, back in 1994, collecting cassette tapes by artists such as The Prodigy, Dune, and Scooter.

In 1996, without any DJ equipment except a dual-cassette tape recorder, Sunsha decided to learn the art of DJing. He experimented with mixing tracks using the tape deck, which fortunately could play two cassettes at the same time. It was during this period that he discovered the true essence of mashups.

As time went on, he became deeply involved in rave culture, regularly attending rave parties. In 1998, he got his hands on a cassette featuring a selection of breakbeat tracks by Omar Santana. The sound impressed him so deeply that he fell in love with breakbeat forever.

From that moment on, he dreamed of creating his own music. Techno eJay helped him understand track structure and arrangement. In 2003, he started using Sony ACID Pro, where he built tracks from samples and sounds he collected himself. Later, he mastered Fruity Loops, Propellerhead Reason, and Cubase.

Eventually, Ableton Live became his DAW of choice—and it remains so to this day.

Expect nothing less than high-voltage beats and deep dancefloor vibes from SUNSHA.

After discovering the scene in Charlotte the late 90's, I soon purchased a set of DJ in a box belt driven tables and started to learn the craft.  That progressed to learning Serato on vinyl and then controllers until finally CDJs.

Most of my mixes end up being drum and bass, but will have breaks and house in there too.  I like most anything with a nice bass beat.

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