After uploading the first version, I went back and made a couple of VERY minor tweaks, nothing really noticeable, apart from the intro... prefer it now! :o)

James Ingram - Yah Mo Be There (Steve Kuma Bootleg)

Unknown artist for now, New to the scene, beginning of career, actor and dancer.

I've been DJing since the early 90s, having learnt to mix on borrowed decks.
I started out playing early Rave, Jungle and Happy Hardcore, then made a transition into the House scene during the mid-90s. It was about this time I got my first club gigs, introducing for the likes of Roy The Roach, Alex P and Stretch (Stretch & Vern).

A move to Brighton for Uni in 97 prompted a jump on the Big Beat bandwagon, where I generally enjoyed a more bouncy, eclectic experience. 

I still have a penchant for Classic US House / Garage & Old School dance music. But I have been known to drop a veritable mixed, tossed salad including classic Hip Hop & Indie crossovers.

If it rocks, its in the box!

In the words of the Big Beat Boutique (God Rest It's Soul) - 'Party Rockin, Genre Trashin, Bollocks'

Some of my mixes :-
http://www.mixcloud.com/SteveKuma/

I'm a fan of :- 
Norman Cook, Liam Howlett, A-Trak, Soulwax / 2manyDJs, Kissy Sell Out, Hervé, DJ Sneak, Masters At Work, Chemical Brothers, Erol Alkan, Dave Spoon, Zane Lowe, Annie Mac, DJ Yoda, Krafty Kuts