Kurt died so the guitar was picked up in 1994. Since that day an archive of songs grew.

In 2012 the time came to present the material to the public at large. I was told by aliens that this is what I should do.

Now it is done.

It really is not of importance, but I come from the northern parts of Europe. I am currently a citizen of the world with a creative ambition and a constant attempt at living life with the spirit of unadulterated freedom. Whatever the norm deem normal is often abnormal. Society is funny. Alcohol is a drug worthy to abstain. There is always an agenda, mine i simple: I do what I want, and I hope you do the same. After all freedom is in the mind.

Enjoy the archive of songs presented!

If you like (even a little) go to my FB-page and share/like... Thanks!

Hey Fans!  More of my mixes can be found at:

http://soundcloud.com/pink-reptile-2
http://soundcloud.com/pink-reptile-3
http://soundcloud.com/pink-reptile-4
http://soundcloud.com/pink-reptile-5
http://soundcloud.com/pink-reptile-6

The sonic tributary of Caught by the River.

Heavy Stylus: An explosive amalgamation of Jamaican roots, hip hop beats, heavy soul breaks and blaxploitation ghetto-funk.

I’ve been rocking funk/soul/beats/hiphop/roots for around 20 years in various bars and clubs across the South West, and have supported a wide range of acts and artists such including Jelly Jazz, Boca 45, Andy Smith, Quantic, Craig Charles, DJ Food, Bonobo, Gilles Peterson, Ugly Duckling and DJ Format.

Although I started as a vinyl-only DJ in Bristol, these days I use a pair of battle-scarred Pioneer CDJs as my weapons of choice. I’m currently a resident (of 11 years) at the Angel Bar on Queen Street, and in the past have held Exeter-based residencies at The Monkey Suit, Timepiece, Dr. Inks and Verve (now Urban Underground), as well as DJing regularly for Hold it Down.

For bookings / remix/edits and hook-ups contact James via DM here.

https://soundcloud.com/heavy-stylus
https://www.mixcloud.com/jamesmonkman/

(Oh, and in addition to rocking the ones-and-twos, James Monkman is also one half of Exeter-based independent videogame development studio RGCD.DEV, hence the goofy twitter tag).

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